Mercury Boutique Hotel

Mercury Boutique Hotel, a hotel that is located within vicinity of Melaka City Centre. Having the combination of contemporary and modern design, the location of the hotel in the centre of the city has added value to the hotel. From business to pleasure, Mercury Boutique Hotel is the place where you can make each stay your own. It is the preferred choice for business travelers and holidaying families with a series of spacious, warm decorated guest rooms that will make you feel right at home.

How to Get to Mercury Boutique Hotel

If you are traveling by air, nearest airport is Melaka International Airport (IATA: MKZ, ICAO: WMKM) (formerly known as Batu Berendam Airport). An airport located in Batu Berendam, Melaka in Malaysia. The Airport serves the city and the state of Melaka, as well as northern Johor. Melaka International Airport is about 30 minutes away from Melaka city sentre. Alternatively, Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 1 and 2, both located about 1 hour and 45 minutes from Melaka. It is very easy to get to Mercury Boutique Hotel by car. The North-South PLUS Highway is a modern toll road that runs from Perlis to Johor Bharu. Ayer Keroh is an exit off the highway, which is about 45 minutes from Mercury Boutique Hotel. The hotel is conveniently located within 3-minute walking distance from Mahkota Parade Shopping Center and 12-minute walk from the famous Jonker Street, which is best known for its heritage buildings selling various kinds of cultural foods and goods from antique to modern ones.

Types of Rooms in Mercury Boutique Hotel

There are 4 different type of rooms in Mercury Boutique Hotel, namely Standard Room, Deluxe Family, Deluxe Family 4, Superior Twin. Standard Room is capable of accommodating not just a single person but two persons. Travelers who wanted to share a room with their love ones or a friend can definitely enjoy staying in the room. Deluxe Family Room can accommodate especially if you are a family of 3 members. Just like its name states, Deluxe Family 4 is capable of accommodating four persons same goes with Superior Twin. Designed to make you feel and look fresh throughout your stay with Mercury Boutique Hotel, the guestrooms are modern and hip with wood touches to lend warmth to the room and soothing fabric tones. Each room comes with complimentary Wi-Fi, LED television, safety box, mini-fridge and en-suite bathroom with granite vanity top and rain shower. Bedrooms are appointed with spring mattresses and pillows.

Restaurants and Cafes in Mercury Boutique Hotel

No restaurant available in the hotel however, the hotel is situated within easy walking distance from a diversity of restaurants, convenient shops and cafes.

Facilities and Activities in Mercury Boutique Hotel

Guests may make use of the computers in the lobby to surf the net for free. Added conveniences include a 24-hour front desk and convenient stores service. The hotel also provides secure and ample private parking with 24 hrs CCTV Surveillance throughout the premises. In addition, non-smoking room is also available. Other services available are bicycle rental, luggage storage room and business centre (Computer, Printing & Fax Available, business discussion centre)

Interesting Places near Mercury Boutique Hotel

The Maritime Museum - The Maritime Museum or Flora de Lamar is a replica of the Portuguese ship, which sank in the coast of Malacca while on its way to Portugal. The main focus of the museum is the maritime history of Malacca and the golden ages of Malacca’s Sultanate as the Emporium of the East. There are also paintings which displays how the Straits of Malacca was a strategic location for traders from both the east and the west stop by at Melaka and conduct their businesses while waiting for the monsoon winds to change direction. The museum has myriads of exhibits of articles such as porcelain, silk, textile and spices used by the seamen of the yesteryears and even come sunken treasures hauled from Diana, another shipwreck. Other than exhibits on the history of the Malaccan Maritime, the museum also showcases the different eras that Malacca has gone through starting from the Malacca Sultanate era to the Portuguese era, Dutch era and ending with the British era. For ship fanatics, there are also a collection of different ship models that are on display at the museum. You will be able to learn more about the types of ships and their functions from the collection. You can also climb up to the upper deck of the ship to view the diorama of the captain cabin. Admission into the museum is RM3 per adult and RM1 per child. It is open daily from 9am to 5.30pm.