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Beyond the Administrative Capital:  A New Side of Putrajaya Emerges 

PUTRAJAYA, 26 JUNE - – IOI Resort City, a leading integrated lifestyle, hospitality and events destination, is emerging as a key driver of Putrajaya's growing tourism and MICE landscape as the city broadens its appeal beyond its role as Malaysia's administrative capital. Home to Le Méridien Putrajaya, Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya and Moxy Putrajaya, the destination brings together award-winning stays, destination dining, celebrations and business events within a single precinct. Together, these experiences are helping shape a more vibrant side of Putrajaya for leisure travellers, families, corporate groups and event organisers alike. At the heart of this ecosystem are three distinct hospitality experiences, each offering a different way to discover the city. Whether indulging in the refined sophistication and discovery-led experiences of Le Méridien Putrajaya, unwinding amidst the heritage-inspired charm of Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya, or embracing the vibrant social energy of Moxy Putrajaya, guests can choose from experiences tailored to every travel style and occasion. From weekend escapes and family holidays to destination weddings, milestone celebrations and corporate gatherings, each hotel brings its own personality to Putrajaya's evolving hospitality landscape, reflecting the many ways visitors can choose to experience the city today. "Today's travellers are increasingly seeking destinations that offer convenience, variety and seamless experiences within a single journey. Whether travelling for leisure, celebrations or business, they want the flexibility to choose experiences that match their interests and pace, from sophisticated escapes and destination dining to vibrant social stays and heritage-inspired retreats. As travel preferences continue to evolve, destinations that bring together different hospitality experiences within one ecosystem are becoming increasingly appealing, allowing guests to enjoy more of what matters to them within a single destination."  said Sonal Malik, General Manager of Le Méridien Putrajaya. Le Méridien Putrajaya: A Decade of Discovery, Dining and Celebration As Le Méridien Putrajaya approaches its 10th anniversary in August this year, the hotel continues to embody the brand's French-inspired philosophy of savouring the good life through culture, cuisine and meaningful connections. Over the years, it has become a familiar setting for weddings, milestone celebrations, conferences and corporate gatherings, supported by 19 versatile event spaces that have welcomed countless occasions of every scale. Recognised by 2021 Tripadvisor's Travellers' Choice Awards, the hotel's eight distinct accommodation categories cater to a wide spectrum of travellers, from families and leisure guests to business visitors, creating a hospitality experience that balances discovery, comfort and connection under one roof.      Dining remains central to the Le Méridien experience, reflecting the brand's belief that some of the most memorable journeys begin around the table. At Le Mei, Executive Chinese Chef Lim Kian Meng brings more than two decades of culinary expertise to a menu rooted in Cantonese traditions, making it a popular choice for family gatherings, celebrations and business dining alike. Elsewhere, Latest Recipe brings people together through its vibrant buffet experiences, while Latitude 02 offers a relaxed setting for artisanal coffee, desserts and unhurried conversations. Together, these dining destinations have become part of the rhythm of the hotel, attracting travellers and locals alike through experiences that extend well beyond an overnight stay.     Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya: A Retreat Rooted in Local Heritage Offering a gentler pace within the destination is Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya, where Malaysian heritage and contemporary hospitality come together in a resort-inspired setting. Surrounded by lush greenery, the hotel provides a relaxed escape for families, couples and leisure travellers seeking a quieter retreat. This sense of place is reflected in its dining experiences, particularly at Madam Lee Nyonya Private Dining, where traditional Peranakan flavours take centre stage, alongside Baba Bar, which reimagines local ingredients through Peranakan-inspired beverages. Guests can also experience Kopi Dulu, the hotel's signature coffee ritual that pays homage to Malaysia's rich coffee culture while enjoying the gentle breeze at the Courtyard, or savour a selection of local and international favourites at Palms Café. With plans underway for its upcoming Durian Hub, Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya continues to celebrate local traditions through experiences that invite guests to slow down and savour the destination differently.       Moxy Putrajaya: Where the Social Scene Checks In Bringing a different energy to the destination is Moxy Putrajaya, where hospitality takes on a more playful and social character. Designed for travellers who value connecti

PUTRAJAYA, 26 JUNE – – IOI Resort City, a leading integrated lifestyle, hospitality and events destination, is emerging as a key driver of Putrajaya’s growing tourism and MICE landscape as the city broadens its appeal beyond its role as Malaysia’s administrative capital. Home to Le Méridien Putrajaya, Palm Garden Hotel Putrajaya and Moxy Putrajaya, the […]