6 Storey Hotel @ Georgetown

6 Storey Hotel @ Georgetown

Hotel located off Jalan Burma, Georgetown, Penang for sale!

With fully furnished rooms

-6 Storey (include roof top and mezzanine)

-With 11 parking lots plus extra council parking surrounding it.

-Strategic location.

-Near to hospitals & eateries

Only 15 mins to Gurney Drive, Komtar, Hospitals and Banks

Easy access to public transportation

Asking Price : RM 20 Mil

For more inquiry on 6 Storey Hotel @ Georgetown, please contact:-

Jenny at +6013-2 93 83 73

Ivan at +6012 4473988

Amy at +6017 5837633

George Town, officially the City of Penang Island (Malay: Bandaraya Pulau Pinang), is the capital city of the Malaysian state of Penang. The city comprises Penang Island and its surrounding smaller islands. George Town is Malaysia’s third most populous city with 708,127 inhabitants as of 2010, while Greater Penang is the nation’s second largest conurbation with a population of 2,412,616. The historical core of George Town has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2008.

Established as an entrepôt by Francis Light of the British East India Company in 1786, George Town was the first British settlement in Southeast Asia. Together with Singapore and Malacca, George Town formed part of the Straits Settlements, which became a British crown colony in 1867. It was subjugated by Japan during World War II, before being recaptured by the British at war’s end. Shortly before Malaya attained independence from the British in 1957, George Town was declared a city by Queen Elizabeth II, making it the first city in the country’s modern history.

Due to the intermingling of the various ethnicities and religions that arrived on its shores, George Town acquired a large eclectic assortment of colonial and Asian architectural styles. It also gained a reputation as Malaysia’s gastronomic capital for its distinct and ubiquitous street food. Moreover, the city hosts unique cultural heritage, such as the Peranakans whose legacies are still visible on Penang’s architecture and cuisine.

The city of George Town includes the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone, a high-tech manufacturing hub regarded as the Silicon Valley of the East.^[15][16] The city also serves as the financial centre of northern Malaysia and the nation’s most vital medical tourism hub. Logistically, the Penang International Airport links George Town with several major regional cities, while a ferry service, the Penang Bridge and the Second Penang Bridge connect the city with the rest of Peninsular Malaysia. Meanwhile, George Town’s Swettenham Pier has emerged as the busiest port-of-call in Malaysia for cruise