First World Hotel & Plaza

The largest hotel in the world has 7351 rooms and is composed of a 24 floors tower and a second one with 28 levels. We are referring to the First World Genting Highlands Hotel and Plaza, Malaysia. In 2006, the building had 6.118 rooms, but two years later lost the title of the largest hotel in the world against the complex consisting of The Venetian and The Palazzo in Las Vegas, together adding 7117 rooms.
But in August 2015, the construction in Malaysia has recovered the lead in the top of the giant hotels, after it was added an annex of 1,286 rooms for visitors. The third largest hotel in the world is MGM Grand Las Vegas, with 6852 rooms. It reigned supreme between 1993-2006. The largest hotel in Romania is The Rin Grand Hotel, in Bucharest, with 1459 rooms.
When you check into a Superior Deluxe or World Club room in the new tower, you'll encounter exclusively designed spaces enhanced by all the comforts you may need. After all, no expense should be spared for a little extra luxury.
A lush, grand tropical rainforest greets guests at the main entrance of the First World Hotel, followed by a spacious Spanish courtyard lobby. All rooms are comfortably furnished with modern amenities.Less