Governor Suite at The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Autograph Collection

The original Majestic Hotel opened in 1932, designed by Dutch architectural firm Keyes and Dowdeswell in a hybrid of neo-classical and art deco styles.

The property combines the heritage Majestic Wing with a newer 15-storey Tower Wing, separating historic social spaces and suites from contemporary accommodation and facilities.

The Majestic Wing contains the Colonial Café, Orchid Conservatory, Drawing Room and The Tea Lounge.

The Tower Wing contains 13 meeting rooms and a pillarless ballroom seating up to 1,200 people.

Rooms and suites feature distinctive black-and-white chequered bathrooms with classic claw-foot bathtubs and separate showers.

The property has an outdoor swimming pool in the Tower Wing and a separate swimming pool at The Majestic Spa.

The Majestic Spa is complemented by a gymnasium or fitness centre within the hotel's on-site wellness facilities.

The original building stood opposite Kuala Lumpur's Moorish-style railway station and is associated with the city's pre-independence history and the making of Merdeka.

Contango Restaurant is located in the Tower Wing, contrasting with the heritage-wing dining and social venues.

The hotel is in Kuala Lumpur City Centre, near a railway station, the city's colonial-era civic core and the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia.