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THE EDISON GEORGE TOWN, PENANG - An Enchanting Heritage Staycation

Once a wealthy Hakka tycoon’s home on one of Penang island’s earliest streets where it was an affluence enclave settling in Lebuh Leith is now a small design boutique hotel under the Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH), The Edison George Town, Penang offers an Colonial charm in modern and contemporary chic accommodation especially for the independently minded travellers who admire the enchanting piece of history and heritage. mylifestylenews writes.

The UNESCO George Town, Penang has an alluring storied colonial past and left behind with countless and timeless heritage of architectural design buildings, many of those have been well preserved and converted into trendy cafes, bars and restaurants, hotels, event venues and beyond.

The Edison George Town, Penang is another addition to this fascinating isle that has survived the travails of modern progress by offering an unique hospitality for guests to enjoy and marvel the history with modern comforts.

Modern hotels can sometimes be soulless even though they have all the current neoteric conveniences. It is always a delightful discovery to check-in to a historical mansion with rich cultural heritage. The formal mansion of The Edison hotel was commissioned and built as a residence in 1906 by a local Chinese tycoon named Yeo Wee Gark and it was designed by David Nathaniel, a popular architect at the time and was only transformed into a hotel in the mid-1940s after the WWII.

The mansion was also once an administration centre during the Japanese occupation and in the 1906s, several architectural and interior enhancements were made to better the hotel’s offerings. Fast forward to late 2014, a comprehensive transformation with painstaking restoration, planning and design for this charming Colonial mansion and rebranded as The Edison George Town, Penang in mid July 2016, thanks a to team of passionate hoteliers who are tirelessly putting in the blazing efforts by creating and delivering a unique hospitality with a conceptualized lifestyle hotel of choice.

Independently spirited, the building of The Edison itself is an architectural gem. With much opulence design that is associated with the wealthy and upper class society, generous open space planning, the extensive use of timber, metal, tile and glass were used highlighting the wealth in the past.

While the mansion itself is UNESCO heritage listed, there are plentiful restrictions on what could be done which meant that the building retains a lot of the original architectural charm, including tiled floors, tiled skirting, cast iron columns in the central lobby courtyard, the timber entrance doors and timber flooring.

The Edison Hotel is committed to be the catalyst in rekindling the romance in an intimate hotel staycation through stylish design, arts and diverse cultures, crafted local knowledge and making every moment matter through storytelling, enchanting history and engaging service to delight, excite and inspire for unique guest experiences.

Each guestroom has been sensitively conceptualized to retain much of the building’s historical character and at the same time offering chic modern comfort within. The contemporary indulging luxury is drawn together with passion for captivating design, vibrant social scenes, and experiences that feel like the real deal.

The ‘new’ furniture is custom-made for the lobby area – some references the old and some the new. It is a classic mansion on two levels and has matching sweeping staircases emanating from the central courtyard area which take you up to the first floor guest rooms.

The whole lobby area combines the old with new touches of artworks, large bookshelf units showcasing decorative objects and a little retail section of locally designed items by Mimpikita that are beautifully made and designed for purchase.

Chic Edison bulb metal wheel chandeliers adorn all the public areas and each guest door entrance has a brass wall sconce lamp for decoration and convenience at night. There are some distressed finishes, but we were reliably informed that some areas are a work in progress, so you can see where work needs to be attended to.

On arrival the staff at the reception desk eschewed any pleasantries of welcoming us but only asked for our passports right away which was somewhat perfunctory and lacking the personalized touch we were expecting. Albert, the operations manager arrived soon after and he took over the check-in formality and then we began to feel that someone cared about the experience, followed by a a brief tour of the historical building and a quick run down on the history of the property which was a great introduction to the heritage mansion especially when checking into a piece of history that you may need to be aware of some precautionary measures during the stay.

#Room 113, our Deluxe Premium room was our home for the next few days. While some parts of the room are under the heritage protection, each guest room door design is the same for a uniform look extended from the lobby area.

On entering our room we were met with a very high ceiling, heritage tiled floors and original painted concrete walls. The 35sqm room gave us a very good first impression, with a firm mattress king bed elegantly made with fine linens and a fabric upholstered bedhead unit that has an extension on one side for a built-in bedside table and lamp under a metal picture rail. The individual free-standing bedside table and wall pendant light on the other side is another eye-catching design that exuded the modern art-deco style.  A simple striped rug is in the centre of the room half under the bed and half exposed that gives an extra comfort nook to the spacious room.

To the immediate right as you enter is a very stylish three seater upholstered sofa and a small circular marble coffee table. Opposite the bed is a large work table with an upholstered armchair and a telephone as well as a table lamp at the far end, coffee and tea making facilities together with complimentary all day snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are provided.

A small television is wall mounted above the desk. The one major artwork was a artistic digital watercolour photograph image of a restaurant shop house on the wall referencing local food culture and architecture that is rather captivating.

The bed and living room separated the bathroom by a partial wall that hides the shower and toilet and curtain. The bathroom area comprises an open wardrobe on the far left with a built-in drawer safe and a striking black and white hand woven basket by the Penan tribe - Sarawak’s nomadic residents who survive on forest resource that is for guest use during the stay and also available for purchase in supporting the Penan community to lend a helping hand. The elegant marble-top single vanity unit with a circular mirror is abutting the window looking out at the close by adjacent swimming pool which is shut at all times for the privacy. Not a great sound proof material but we didn’t mind and enjoyed the running water sound that exuded a calming ambience effect.

The large semi open walk-in shower with a strong shower pressure and a toilet next to the shower separated by a glass wall panel features an unique and luxurious bath amenities that we very much enjoyed from The Overthink Co. which is best fitted to this design boutique hotel.

Batik print light weight soft cotton yukata robes exclusively designed for the hotel by local designer brand - Mimpikita neatly hang outside the bathroom wall which was a nice touch.

The open plan of the whole room created a sense of space and you could spread suitcases out on the floor and still not feel crowded or congested. The room exuded style but needed some tender loving care to create a more seamless luxury.

The only downside was the state of the room, as it was clear that some deep cleaning was required on the wall wainscoting and fabric venetian blinds, the open wooden doorway frame between the bathroom and bedroom was cracked with visible bubbling and rising damp was visible at the lower part of the toilet wall. The noticeable bath towels threadbare which were replaced twice were not up to any standard that needs immediate attention.

There is a new extension at the rear of the hotel that houses The Lounge and is a  cozy well designed venue akin to being your living room/home kitchen concept where you can relax all day and socialize. A self-service counter with unlimited snacks and non-alcoholic beverages also serves a simple Continental breakfast.

Guests are invited between 6-7pm to the ‘Wine Discovery Hour’ which is a time to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine and mingle with other guests.There is a wine list which is available for purchase should you wish to keep on enjoying your evening. Given that the neighbourhood is packed with restaurants, the hotel sensibly eschews offering a restaurant for guests and encourages them to explore the neighbourhood and local food scene.

The Cabanas at the outdoor area is another cozy spot to get together, looking out at The Pool that runs the length of one side of the hotel and is a little oasis within the inner bustling George Town.

With the limited space, there were only four sun lounges and very closely positioned to each other, so once there was a party of four or more, nowhere else for other guests to enjoy by the pool and a feeling of congestion, but more than enough space down the other side for some extra tables and chairs setting. Also the pool was not really wide enough, so doing laps was nigh on impossible.

The swimming pool is a nice add-on for a small boutique hotel but there is not the follow through, as the pool deck was in a state of bad repair and some trip hazards were clearly visible.

A simple Continental style breakfast is complimentary for every in-house guest and you can order eggs cooked to your liking while helping yourself to breads, pastries, cereals to go with a small selection of cheeses, juices, cut fruits, yoghurts and coffee and tea.

Bengali bread (local soft white bread) is the highlight with Kaya jam in pandam flavour and the half-boiled eggs were spot on and it was perfectly serviceable.

Staff were not very engaging throughout breakfast unless you initiated a conversation, so you needed to wave at them to catch their attention and were a little haphazard in clearing plates. When we asked if the jams were home-made, no one seemed to have the answer.

Our stay was quite enjoyable especially from the inspirational design part of it but there is room for improvement based on the aforementioned observations. There is so much to like about The Edison George Town, Penang and first impressions do make you swoon a little as there is a real historic and interior design charm, but when you start to look under the surface you realize that more immediate attention to detail is required.

The port cochere is grand on a small scale, but the local bird life has made a mess all over the entrance chandelier which was not addressed the whole time we were staying there. We did appreciate that having a heritage listing does impede some works being done expeditiously, but some basics need to be addressed, as basic cleaning and cleanliness is non-negotiable.

Overall, an impressive heritage mansion that has so much potential that can only be realized with a more regular maintenance schedule. Staff grooming could be better if they want to amp up the exclusivity. Albert was very personable and deftly watched over the guest experience and he is an integral part of why we enjoyed our stay and he was doing the rounds with every guest, but other team members don’t interact with guests as fluently which would go a long way to enhancing the staycation experience.

Inspired by the old and exploring the new, guests at The Edison George Town, Penang are given the keys to discovering the heartbeat of the neighbouring community’s heritage and cultural attractions through the many traditions and cultures of a multi-racial population as well as its renowned gastronomical experiences where you can truly experience the exceptional.

Tried & Tested:

Service: 4/5

Location: 5/5

Amenities: 4/5

Experience: 4/5
Design & Decor: 5/5

Houesekeeping: 4/5

Food & Beverage: 4/5

Value For Money: 4/5

THE EDISON George Town, Penang 

15, Lebuh Leith,

George Town, Pulau Pinang

Malaysia

Tel: +6 04 262 2990

Reviews are based on actual day of visit and experience. mylifestylenews reserves the right of final decision in case of any disputes. All images are photographed by mylifestylenews team without any photoshop enhancement and are the property owned by mylifestylenews unless otherwise stated.