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Residence Resort Paka now Rebranded to The Qamar Paka Terengganu
RHR Hospitality has rebranded its first property, Residence Resort Paka, to The Qamar Paka Terengganu
RHR Hospitality has rebranded its first property, Residence Resort Paka, to The Qamar Paka Terengganu
An established Malaysian hospitality group, RHR Hospitality has rebranded the Residence Resort Paka to The Qamar Paka Terengganu on 16 March 2014 through a ceremony launched by the Former Minister of Tourism and Culture, Ybhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Sabaruddin Chik. He also officiated the resort back in 1995.
From left: Puan Rohanna Ramli, Managing Director of RHR Hospitality with Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Sabaruddin Chik and Puan Nonni Dato’ Mahmood, President of RHR Hospitality
“Today marks a significant milestone in our company’s history as we announce the rebranding launch of Residence Resort Paka to The Qamar Paka Terengganu,” said Puan Rohanna Ramli, RHR Hospitality Managing Director.
“We remain committed to our mission in providing our guests with memorable experience through warm Malaysian hospitality and our rebranding initiative is reflective of our Group Core Values, Mission and Vision moving forward,” she added.
‘The Qamar’ is derived from the Malay word ‘kamar’, meaning bedroom. The property now presents a blend of contemporary elements that are warm, refreshing and effortless to enrich travellers’ experience. It also offers little indulgences that deliver a sense of familiarity that makes it a home away from home.
RHR Hospitality also recently introduced two other signature brands under the group: The Kahaani and RHR Hotel.
The Kahaani, located in Ayer Keroh, Melaka is a boutique luxury villa that offers six suites. The Kahaani Melaka which officially opened in April 2013 was once the official residence of the “Yang di-Pertua Negeri Melaka”. Guests here will be pampered with a personalised butler service.
As for Residence Hotel at Universiti Tenaga Nasional (UNITEN), it will be rebranded to RHR Hotel @ UNITEN.
RHR Hospitality also has extended its reach to Indonesia and currently has three properties there, namely Graha Ayu Hotel in Lombok; The Grand Sunti in Ubud, Bali; and the Balemong Resort Unggaran in Semarang that will be rebranded to The Kahaani Balemong.
All of the hotels managed by RHR Hospitality offers quality accommodations for both business and leisure travellers and optimal space for corporate-related activities, including weddings, banquets and various social functions.
RHR Hospitality has a portfolio of 11 hotels, 3 cafes, a restaurant, an airport lounge and Ledang spa under its wing.
