BAYAN LEPAS, December 29 — Iconic Penang Sdn Bhd has officially unveiled the Iconic Marjorie Hotel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel under Marriott International, marking a new chapter in Penang’s hospitality scene. Situated in Bayan Lepas, the 298-room five-star hotel combines modern elegance with local Peranakan heritage, setting a new benchmark for luxury and sustainability. The event was graced by Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and other dignitaries, including representatives from Marriott International and the Chinese Consul General in Penang.

Chairman of Iconic Group, Dato’ Seri Tan Kean Tet, expressed pride in the hotel’s contribution to Penang’s tourism growth, stating, “This hotel is more than a destination; it is a celebration of Penang’s rich heritage and a testament to our commitment to excellence.” The hotel features distinct dining options, state-of-the-art amenities, and a commitment to sustainability, earning it the prestigious Green Building Index (GBI) Gold certification—the first high-rise building in Penang to achieve this accolade.

Iconic Marjorie Hotel is strategically located near Penang International Airport, commercial hubs, and popular tourist attractions, offering convenience for business and leisure travelers. Adjacent to the hotel is the Iconic Regency, a residential tower designed to cater to premium lifestyles with fully furnished units and exclusive amenities such as a sky infinity pool and gymnasium. Together, the properties reinforce Penang’s reputation as a global destination for tourists and investors.

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow highlighted the importance of this development in strengthening the state’s tourism and economic sectors. “The Iconic Marjorie Hotel stands as a testament to Penang’s growth as a hub for tourism and investment. This project exemplifies the collaboration between the state government and the corporate sector to elevate Penang’s standing on the global stage,” he remarked.

With its unique blend of heritage and modernity, the hotel promises to attract international travelers while supporting the local economy through job creation and sustainable practices.
















