Empire Hotel Beach Review

Now entering the Imperial Brunei Hotel, built on the sea, the towering roof is covered with goose-yellow marble bricks, and the golden paint on the column reflects the bright sunlight from the tall floor-to-ceiling windows, as if it were coming to a palace. The waiter in the lobby was polite and helped the visitors book the afternoon tea seat time. The bubbled grape soda was refreshing. The colorful refreshments were sweet to the teeth. It seemed that the Imperial Hotel would use excessive sweetness to forget the bitterness of the country in imperial history.

Feeling the six-star Empire Hotel is the first goal to Brunei. The hotel lobby is very unique. The lobby tens of meters high is completely supported by marble pillars with gold foil. The outside is covered with panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass, showing a different kind of grandeur and style. You must stay a few more nights at the Empire Hotel, and one day may not be enough to swim all its swimming pools. Because there are 7 light pools, namely sea water, fresh water and indoor warm water. The hotel also has its own private beach and is a good place to watch the sunset. The hotel is far from the city, and it is basically lying on the beach or by the pool, eating and sleeping, and it is also leisurely.

The Imperial Brunei Hotel is located on the outskirts of Sribaga Bay, near the sea and is Brunei's only beach resort. The hotel is called a six-star hotel. The rooms and supporting facilities are quite luxurious, especially the hollow hall is more royal. Through the huge floor-to-ceiling windows, you can watch the scenery outside the hotel. The seaside park is lined with coconut trees and extended to the beach by the sea. There are some swimming pools in the park. The vast blue ocean outside the beach connects the South China Sea.

From childhood, there is a small wish to travel the southeast and northwest of the motherland. It seems easy. When you reach adulthood, carefully analyze it. This wish is still really difficult. It is like an Indonesian who has to travel every island in his motherland in his life (go to an island a day, As impossible as 100 years old (36,500 days) is impossible, it is impossible for us Chinese to travel through our motherland, even if the islands and reefs in the South China Sea can only be deterred.

The only six-star hotel in the world at Imperial Hotel is also the best hotel in my life. It has beautiful scenery and an oversized infinity pool, close to the South China Sea. The hotel lobby has a 72-meter-high pillar, floor-to-ceiling glass windows, drinking afternoon tea on it can see the sunset scenery outside, just take pictures, no need to shoot p is a perfect blockbuster. The hotel was built in 2001 and has been preserved until now. The bathroom in the room is super large. The bathtub and toilet shower are separated. The curtains are still electric. Each room has a balcony. There are tables and chairs. You can blow the sea breeze, drink tea, and see the scenery. There are several swimming pools. We played two, there is a 24-hour bakery, as well as a Chinese restaurant and an Italian restaurant. The layout of the Chinese restaurant is really faithful, with lanterns hanging, the taste of the dishes is perfect, the blue sky and white clouds, the coconut tree feels refreshing.