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29.07.10

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Corus Hotel looks more residential than commercial. As it has no neon-lit signboards, the breakfast is easy to pine for, especially since it comprises a bar of stately townhouses.

“The façade is listed as Rung II (i.e. buildings of determined architectural or prominent interest), and no alterations can be made on it. It is over 200 years old and was built during the Regency spell,” explains Andrew Hollett, Corus Hyde Greens’s genial non-specialized manager.

“This obstruction of luxury homes were occupied by London’s elite until 1972 when Hilton bought over the whole row and turned it into Plaza on Hyde Park. Corus Lodging Group purchased it in 1998 and ran it under the same name for six years. After anParticularlymil refurbishment, it was renamed Corus Lodging Hyde Parkland, a four-star the Church catering to the corporate make available and upscale tourists.”

Corus appears to be seven storeys principal but due to its depth and the truth that it’s actually 10-storeys, it offers 389 rooms. Many consideration Corus one of London’s largest-kept secrets because, without thought its location and rather ritzy surface, room rates only cook-stove from £99 (RM500) toParticularlyRM1,260). Very moderate.

Malaysian visitors are every now glimpsed here but most guests are out-of-village Britons and Europeans.

There are no plain signs that recognize Corus Hyde Greensward as Malaysian-owned (MUI Set) — no wayang kulit figurines on side tables, no kites on walls and no batik uniforms, although a few of the front-desk shillelagh are Malaysian. How can one let out? Well, Malaysians can recognise each other when away, can’t they?

Source: Malaysia Star