Hotel Description

In 1896 Sir Frank Swettenham picture started constructing his official residence above the Lake Gardens This was Carcosa probably a stylization of the Italian cara cosa or dear place In 1904 Sir Frank moved to Carcosa at the same time finishing a building called Kings House on an adjacent hillside Kings House today Seri Negara which means beautiful country was to house the Governor of the Straits Settlements as well as other illustrious guests of the Malay Federation What had once been drawing rooms studies and small guestrooms are now suites and function banquet rooms Externally Carcosa Seri Negara preserves its original outlines The mansions set against the manicured lawns and the lake gardens show a part of Malaysia which seemingly can never change Surrounding AreaKuala Lumpur Room TypesGrand Makmur Suite The largest suite in Seri Negara with panoramic views Direct access to Jerai suite and Veranda Separate living room and dining table for four persons Large bedroom with adjoining lounge area and bathroom with Jacuzzi tub Stately Suites All suites are fully air conditioned furnished with a mini fridge television writing desk king size beds and twin suites with queen size beds twin wash basins separate walk in showers satellite television DVD player IDD with access to internet Each suite in Seri Negara mansion are distinctive from one another in both size and furnishing Sri Kinabalu Suite Seri Kinabalu is a spacious suite with high ceiling and separate living room overlook the beautiful manicured gardens The suite provides two queen size beds