Global cafe opens branch with heated pool in Genting Highlands


Guests can enjoy Hard Rock Cafe hallmarks amid hillside views.

HOLIDAYMAKERS at Genting Highlands, Pahang, can now dine amid rock ‘n’ roll vibes and enjoy a world-famous menu.

Along with live entertainment at Malaysia’s seventh branch of Hard Rock Cafe, guests can indulge in favourites such as the Legendary Burger and hickory-smoked beef ribs.

For fans, Hard Rock merchandise is available at the Rock Shop.

An exciting lineup of entertainers and performances is set to make the new cafe a must-visit for locals and tourists alike.

Guests can also look forward to themed nights that celebrate classic rock to contemporary hits.

What sets this hillside cafe apart is its exclusive poolside packages enabling visitors to soak in a heated pool at the highest location in South-East Asia while enjoying handcrafted cocktails and breathtaking views.

“We are thrilled to finally welcome guests to Hard Rock Cafe Genting Highlands.

“This opening marks the beginning of an exciting journey, with our first Hard Rock in the clouds,” said Hard Rock International franchise operations vice-president Tom Perez.

While the grand opening will take place in July, guests can already enjoy the cafe’s signature experiences.

Hard Rock Cafe Genting Highlands is part of a new chapter unfolding at the Grand Ion Majestic (GIM) by NCT Alliance Bhd.

NCT Alliance executive chairman and group managing director Datuk Seri Yap Ngan Choy said: “Hard Rock Cafe Genting Highlands is a milestone in NCT Alliance’s ongoing efforts to redefine guest experiences at Genting Highlands. And we are excited to integrate the world-famous Hard Rock energy and spirit into the GIM.

“This partnership reflects our commitment to strengthening Genting Highlands as a premier tourism destination.”

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