Interesting Places Around the Hotel

Built in 1968, the mosque dubbed the "Taj Mahal of Riau" is truly stunning.

A legendary market on the banks of the Siak River, a haven for Malay fabrics and handicrafts as well as imported goods from Malaysia and Singapore.

Named after the founder of Pekanbaru, Sultan Abdul Jalil Alamuddin Syah, the bridge offers a beautiful panorama of the Siak River.

The pride of the Siak Sultanate, built in 1889 with a blend of Malay, Arab and European architecture.

A Buddhist temple from the Srivijaya Kingdom, a silent witness to Riau's ancient civilization.

The tidal bore of the Kampar River, a rare natural phenomenon that gets your adrenaline pumping.

An airport named after a National Hero from Riau, relatively close to the hotel.

A grand library inaugurated in 2008 and now a Pekanbaru city landmark.

A former dam turned into a scenic lake for relaxing with the family.

A legendary coffee shop since the 1950s, a local favorite for social and business gatherings.