Satori is Melaka’s first wellness-themed mixed development. Located in the heart of the historical city, Satori, which means enlightenment in Japanese, is purposefully designed to provide its residents of all-round, holistic wellness of physical, psychological and spiritual well-being. Built on 2.05 acres of land, Satori consists of hotel suites and serviced residence suites. There is a total of 528 units divided into two towers, in which 336 of them are hotel suites in tower A; and the rest are serviced apartments, spread across 8 levels in tower B. With built-up sizes ranging from 376 sf to 743 sf, this development expected to be completed by July 2021 and has a leasehold tenure of 99 years. Satori offers 7 different layouts of hotel suites and 4 layouts of serviced residence which will be served with either city or ocean view. Besides that, on the ground level there are wellness podium and lobby, while the facilities are located on the mezzanine floor, level 1, 2 and 8 with over 50 wellness facilities. The facilities include an acupuncture room, massage room, spa and sauna, facial room, haircare studio, jacuzzi, mud bath, yoga room, infinity pool, aqua gym, lounge and bar, recreation room, beanbag theatre, children’s play zone, and many more. This is the place where everyone can enjoy wellness and beauty, healthcare, fitness, leisure and amenities all in one place for a wholesome wellness lifestyle. In terms of amenities, Satori is located in the heart of Melaka where one can get almost anything within close proximity. Hospitals such as Mahkota Medical Center and Putra Specialist Hospital, and shopping malls like Hatten Square and Elements Mall are located nearby. Moreover, banks, education institutions and restaurants are also available around. Melaka is a center of thriving tourism for family and holistic getaway. Major developments such as the deep-sea port, cruise terminal and Kuala Lumpur–Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR) project make it one of the most important cities in Malaysia. Above all, Melaka is connected to major highways where people can travel easily to either Kuala Lumpur or Singapore.