The Luna Hotel joins five other Design Hotels members worldwide

Design Hotels represents and markets over 300 independent hotels in over 60 countries across the globe. Recently, the brand added six more new members to their list of hotels in locations such as Germany and Italy. There’s also one right here in Malaysia, the new Luna Hotel in Kota Kinabalu.

While all six of these locations are super exciting, it is the new Luma Hotel in Kota Kinabalu that we opine will be the one to add to your holiday destination list. After all, it is just a hop and a skip away so there will be no annoying long flights necessary. ‘KK’ is also rich in culture which means we can enjoy a peaceful holiday that feels like home.

The new Luma Hotel from Hotel Designs in Kota Kinabalu tactfully mixes the city’s creative energy with the age-old rainforests of Borneo to render a paradise both modern and timeless all in one. We reckon that it is this exact vibe that will keep guests staying longer just to keep experiencing it more.

The word Luma means “home” in the Bajau language and this is reflective of the local culture guests of the Luma Hotel can enjoy. Whether you are a local or an international traveller, this beautiful hotel will create an environment in which you can truly get settled in and feel right at home.

The Luma Hotel also features expansive jewel-toned sofas, rotating displays of local art, playlists curated by Sabahan musicians and delicious coffee from hometown roastery Crack Inc. Malaysia has always been somewhat of a food hotspot as you always have many options wherever you go so it is nice to see the Luma Hotel continuing this trend.

Additionally, you can also enjoy Asian cuisine and creative cocktails from the restaurant Jojo Gastrobar, or indulge in a traditional Japanese menu from the Hinode restaurant. What’s more, the Luma Hotel also features a fish market and a Chinese hotpot joint for you to fully immerse yourself in the local culture.

On top of that, the Luma Hotel also offers an equally luxurious and relaxing guest room experience. The guestrooms here are defined by a signature calmness which is achieved through the employment of Japanese-inspired lines, light oak floors and bespoke wardrobes made with Sarsi wood.

Visit the Official Design Hotels Website to find out more.