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Grand Kampar Hotel is an impressive Spanish architecture and situated in the heart of Taman Bandar Baru Kampar which is the fastest growing township in the area. The town was a center in the tin mine industry founded in 1887. The name Kampar was derived from the Cantonese words kam pou. It means 'precious gold' and refers to the town's previously large tin reserves.Located within the vicinity of this hotel is Kolej Tunku Abdul Rahman University Tunku Abdul Rahman (Main Campus) banks corporations and factories. A wide variety of restaurants and bistros are within walking distance. Eco-recreation activities such as bird watching trekking fishing caving and white water rafting are within easy reach.Grand Kampar Hotel features 155 rooms in four categories; Standard Deluxe Executive Deluxe Family Suite and Executive Suite. All the rooms are equipped with modern facilities for your comfortable accommodation in Kampar. Wi-Fi connection only available at lobby area.For good and cheap dining in Kampar there is so much to offer. Guests can dine in under the cozy atmosphere of the in-house cafe which serve Asian and Western cuisines. We also cater for a wide variety of Chinese cuisines in our in-house Chinese Restaurant.Alternatively one can venture out to the streets and sample the famous Kampar Chicken Biscuit and Kampar Fish ball Noodle. You can chill out in the cool evening breeze watching your favorite football game or simply relax and look back on your day spent in Kampar.Grand Kampar Hotel is the ideal venue for any banqueting conferencing or wedding events. The function rooms offer modern amenities ranging from boardroom size to large group of up to 550 people. It has the support of the Business Center for all your business needs.The Grand Kampar Hotel is truly a delightful hotel to stay. The stylish yet peaceful ambiance of the hotel is accentuated by its Spanish architecture. Kampar is located about 169 km north of Kuala Lumpur 30 km south of Ipoh and 85 km east of Pangkor and Lumut.