Step Into a World of Imagination With The Newly-Renovated Thematic Rooms at Four Points Surabaya, Pakuwon Indah
The new addition features six uniquely designed rooms, where each of the room designed to delight the little guests' fantasy to life through carefully curated interiors, interactive design elements, and playful atmospheres that spark joy and creativity. Whether it's a magical escape or an adventurous journey, these rooms are built to inspire unforgettable memories.
Introducing the Six Thematic Rooms:
Strategically located above the Pakuwon Mall, the largest shopping mall in Indonesia, Four Points by Sheraton Surabaya, Pakuwon Indah provides the perfect balance of leisure and convenience, moreover enhanced by these imaginative new room options. For reservations and more information, visit https://www.marriott.com/subfk or contact at +6231.297.10000
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About Four Points by Sheraton®
Four Points by Sheraton is a global brand with over 335 hotels in over 45 countries and territories. At Four Points, travel is reinvented where timeless classics are woven with modern details, paired with genuine service in a casual environment—all around the world. Four Points hotels can be found in the heart of urban centers, near the beach, by the airport, or in the suburbs. Each hotel offers a familiar place to kick back and relax with an authentic sense of the local, where guests can watch sports and enjoy the brand's Best Brews® program. Four Points is proud to participate in Marriott Bonvoy®, the global travel program from Marriott International. The program offers members an extraordinary portfolio of global brands, exclusive experiences on Marriott Bonvoy Moments and unparalleled benefits including free nights and Elite status recognition. To enroll for free or for more information about the program, visit marriottbonvoy.com. To learn more about Four Points, visit us online.
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