Penang Beaches

Penang Beaches

Penang Island is one of the most visited island in Malaysia. Located at the north-west coast of Peninsular Malaysia, itis linked to the mainland by the 13.5km bridge which was completed in the year 1985. Regular ferry service is also available to transport vehicles or passengers to the island. Known also as the Pearl Of The Orient, this island has an international airport which has direct links to Singapore, Bangkok, Medan, Nagoya, Xiamen and Madras.

Many visitors come to Penang not just to enjoy the beautiful stretches of golden sand beaches but also its many historical buildings and cultural landmarks, the varieties of food by the various ethnic groups in almost every part of the island and the tranquility of Penang Hill.

The stretch of Penang Beaches with many international hotels along the beaches of Batu Ferringhi and Tanjung Bungah

Batu Ferringhi Beach

Batu Ferringhi Beach is among the most popular Penang beaches in the island of Penang. It is located along the coastal road north of the island. Although the water is not as clear as if you are to go to the other marine parks of the country such as Tioman Island, Redang Island or Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, there are many hotels with good facilities for you to enjoy here.

Most of the hotels have their own swimming pools, restaurants, souvenir shops, transport, spa and water sports facilities. Water sports activities that you can do here include the banana boat rides, canoeing and jet-skiing. See the view of the beach from the sky by trying the parasailing adventure.

In the evening, go for the Batu Ferringhi Sidewalk Bazaar where you will be able to buy souvenirs in the open-air bazaar.The busy atmosphere is made more interesting with local artists demonstrating the art of making batik and craft. Remember tobargain for the best price for the items that you have chosen.

Teluk Bahang Beach

Teluk Bahang Beach is located to the west of Batu Ferringhi. This beach has more greeneries and has a more private and tranquil environment. Besides the attraction of the beautiful beach, visitors can also visit the Forest Recreation Park andMuseum to enjoy the flora and fauna of the island. The other attraction is Penang's own butterfly farm known as Teluk BahangButterfly Farm where you will be able to see more than 3,000 butterflies in their natural habitat. There is also the TropicalSpice Garden where you will be able to see a collection of more than 500 varieties of flora from around the world.

If you are eager for more adventure, head towards Teluk Bahang Fishing Village where you will be able to see the village life of the people here. Enjoy a meal at the Chinese seafood restaurant here.

Tanjung Bungah Beach
Tanjung Bungah Beach is the nearest beach resort from Georgetown. It too has numerous hotels along its beach such as Sandy Bay Paradise Hotel, Beachcomber Paradise Hotel, Motel Sri Pantai, Novotel Hotel and Crown Prince Hotel. This beach has manysecluded coves with overhanging cliffs and gigantic rocks.

Monkey and Kerachut Penang Beaches
For those who are into adventure and wanted to get away from the crowd of the popular Penang beaches, head for Monkey Beach whichis located the the west of Teluk Bahang Beach. It is a secluded beach which is an ideal place for a time of quiet picnicsunder the casuarinas trees. Try climbing the jungle trail from Monkey Beach to Muka Head Lighthouse which is located on a 785 feet cliff.

The Kerachut Beach is only accessible by boat or hiking trails from Teluk Bahang. Hence, this beach and its surrounding arestill unspoilt. If you are observant, you will be able to see squirrels, monkeys and a many species of birds here. Rememberto bring along your binocular and camera. Get a guide to help you if you are not familiar with this place.


Accommodation
There are many hotels and resorts of international standards that you can choose to stay along the northern Penang beaches. They are Holiday Inn, The Bayview Beach Resort, Crown Jewel Hotel, Mutiara Beach Resort, Paradise Sandy Bay Hotel, Shangri-La's Golden Sands Resort, Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort and Casuarina Beach Resort.

Getting To Batu Ferringhi/Teluk Bahang
Taking the taxis is the most convenient way to go to the beaches. However, there are also buses that go to this area.

The Transit Link(white and red) city buses BUS NO 202 will take you to Batu Ferringhi/Teluk Bahang. The main terminals of the buses are the Pengkalan Weld where the Ferry Terminal is located and the Ground Floor of KOMTAR building.
The HIN BUS(white and blue) BUS NO 93 will also take you to Batu Ferringhi/Teluk Bahang.

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Penang War Museum

Penang War Museum

This fortress is located at Batu Maung Hill, south east of Penang Island. It was built in the 1930's by the British to protect the island from the invasion of enemies. This 20 acres site is located on a hill and you will be able to see the Straits of Melaka as well as the surrounding areas from here. 

The construction of this fortress was done by The British Royal Engineers and local labourers. This complicated fort has all the features of a typical defence facilities with underground military tunnels and ammunition bunkers. The ammunition storage is located 9 metres underground with thick stonewall to enable it to withstand enemy's fire.

Canon firing bays, cook houses, well, logistic centre, hall, offices, sleeping quarters and medical infirmary are also preserved for your journey of discovery here. There are even underground tunnels that go all the way to the Straits of Melaka for access to submarines.

The underground weapon storage area that you can explore.

Another section of the underground bunker.

Once completed, this fort was manned by the British, Sikh and Malay soldiers. During World War II, this fortress came under attacked and fell to the Japanese. It was then used as a Japanese army base where interrogation and torture of prisoners for information were conducted here. Being labelled as a place of horror due to the cruelty of war, this hill was deserted after the War in 1945. It was abandoned for years until it was being cleared off and turned into War Museum by Johari Shafie 30 years later.

As the area is quite big, plan to spend about 2 hours here as you will be walking and climbing the stairs that abound on this hill. Proper signages and information about the artifacts are clearly displayed here. As it can be quite humid and hot during the day, remember to bring along a cap to protect your head from the heat of the day. Wear a comfortable shoes and have insect repellant ready to ward off the mosquitoes as you move deeper into the hill.

This huge gun can be seen at the compound of the museum.

Notice the ammunition storage with thick walls to prevent explosion in the event of bombardment from the enemies.

Walking along this historical site is a learning experience about the history, culture, millitary gadgets and the way of life for those living in this fort. Students and those interested in the history of Malaysia should take time to explore this place.

Admission Fees & Operation Hours

The museum is opened seven days a week (including public holidays) from9:00am to 7:00pm.

Entrance fee for Malaysian and foreigners with PR or working permit isRM15/adult and RM7.50/child.

Other visitors are charged RM30/adult and RM15/child.

Additional charges are applicable ranges from RM5 to RM15 for optional tours such as tunnel tour, observation tower, tunnel view and canon firing bay.

Note: Child is defined as children between 5 to 12 years old.

Getting Here

If you are driving from Georgetown, drive south towards the direction of Bayan Lepas Airport using the Jelutong Expressway. Along the way, you will see a Food Arcade and Penang Prawn Village to your left. Once you reach a four way junction, go straight and you will see the post office on your right. Go further up and follow the Penang War Museum signage which will lead you to Batu Maung hill.

The address of the museum:

The Penang War Museum
Lot 1350 Mukim 12, Daerah Barat Daya
Batu Maung
11960 Penang
Tel: +6 016-421 3606 / +6 04-626 5142

The underground tunnel is well preserved until today.

The ruin of the canon foundation and the surrounding.

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Penang Hill

Penang Hill

Historically, this hill was cleared by Captain Francis Light to grow strawberries. The oficial name of the hill was Flagstaff Hill (Bukit Bendera when translated into Bahasa Malaysia) but it is today commonly known as Penang Hill.

Known in the local language as Bukit Bendera, this hill is the first hill station in Malaysia and is about 830m or 2730 feet above sea level. The temperature at the peak is about 3°C to 5°C lower than the temperature at the hill below. Hence, this hill is an ideal place to escape the heat of the day.

Latest Update on the funicular train service: The train will be replaced by a RM63 million upgraded system which is expected to be ready in 7 months time. Hence, the current funicular train will stop operation from Feb 21, 2010 until September 28, 2010. Once it is ready, it will be able to carry a maximum capacity of 1,000 passengers/hour compared to 250 currently.

You can hike all the way up the hill or take the funicular train which has been operational since 1923. The upper funicular train broke down for about 6 months recently but is now up and running since 20 Dec 2008. If you plan to take the train, it is a good idea to go up during weekdays from Mondays to Fridays as it is usually crowded during the weekends. The train can only take up to a maximum of 80 passengers per trip. Going up during the night time will enable you to see the beautiful bright city below during a clear night.

The funicular train can take up to 80 passengers per trip. The time taken to go up the hill with a change of train in the middle is about 30 minutes.

The scenery that you can expect to see as the train goes up the hill.

The total time taken to reach the top of the hill is 30 minutes. You will need to take 2 trains. One will take you to the middle of the station where you can stop and take a stroll on the park. You will then need to take another train to reach the top. At the top, you will be able to see a spectacular view of the island and Penang Bridge on a clear day.

Refreshments and snacks are sold at the tea kiosk on top of the hill. A hotel, police station and post office facilities are also located on the hill. Along the way up, you will see the lush greeneries of the tropical rainforest and bungalows that were originally built for the British officials. There is a 11-room Bellevue Hotel that you can stay if you want to but many would prefer to stay at the beaches or city where there are more choices of hotels.

If you are one who prefer to hike, you can hike from Penang Botanical Garden at the Moon Gate all the way to the upper funicular train. The total distance is 5.5km and it will take you about 3-4 hours to reach. It is better to take a guide along with you if you are not familiar with this trail.

Another view of the train.

The scenery below as seen from the middle section of the hill.

Train Fees & Operation Hours

The funicular operates at the interval of 30 minutes everyday.

Sunday to Thursday : 6.30am to 9:15pm
Friday and Saturday : 6.30am to 11.15pm 

The fees are RM4/adult and RM2/child below 12 years old.

Contact Tel: +6 04-829 9412 for further information.

Getting Here

If you are driving, go towards the direction of Air Itam. It is located near Kek Lok Si temple. There are parking bays available outside the main entrance to the station.

If you are taking public transport, the Rapid Penang buses you can take is U204.

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Fort Cornwallis Penang

Penang Historical Fort Cornwallis

Located at the north east of the island, this place was where it all begun. Within the vicinity of this fort, you will be able to see many century oldbuildings that are still intact and in-used as commercial offices today. It was at this fort that Captain Francis Light first set foot on this islandin 1786. The original structure was built with palm trunk. From 1808 to 1810, the temporary wooden fort was re-built with bricks and stones using Indianconvicts as labour. It is named after Charles Cornwallis, the Governer- General of Bengal, India at that time. This fort became the first military and administrative centre of the East Asia Company.

This star-shaped fort has cannons mounted along the perimeter of the walls. As you will observe while visiting this fort, this site is strategic in termsof millitary advantage as it is located by the sea opposite the mainland. Today, this 200 plus years old fort still attracts many visitors. The outersurrounding walls are still standing strong similar to what you would have seen in A Famosa, Melaka. A bronze statue of Francis Light stands near theentrance.

The signage welcoming you to the historical fort.

The typical outlook of walls and cannons that surround this fort.

Things To See

Look out for the followings as you go into the fort:

Chapel

The chapel is located at the south-west of the fort and is the first one built in Penang. It was here that the marriage of Francis Light widow, Martina Rozeus to John Timmers took place in 1799.

Seri Rambai Cannon

The largest cannon here known as Seri Rambai Cannon faces the north coast and was cast in the year 1603. Historically, this cannon was given to the Sultan of Johore by the Dutch. Later on, it fell into the hands of Acheh and installed in Kuala Selangor. Finally, this cannon was seized by the British and placed here in 1871.

Gunpowder Magazine

Built in the year 1814, the gunpowder magazine was used to store explosives to minimize the damaged done in the event they exploded.

Galleries

There are many galleries on display amongst which are the history of the early Malay Settlements in Penang, the hand-over of Penang by the Sultan of Kedah to the British, the British East India Company, the history of Captain Francis Light, the History of Fort Cornwallist, the archaeology and model of prison cells.

Souvenir Shop, Cafe And Lighthouse

There is a souvenir shop within this fort for you to purchase some goods back home. A Cafe is also provided for visitors who need to rest and have a drink here. A lighthouse and flagstaff are located at the other end of the fort. Make sure you take a picture or two before leaving the fort.

Notice the cannon that depicts the weapons used during the colonial times.

The Lighthouse at the compound of the fort.

Admission Fee & Opening Hours

The admission fee to the fort is RM3/adult and RM2/child.

The address:

Fort Cornwallis
Lebuh Light
Penang

Tel: +6 04 261 0262

The operation hours is from 9am to 6:30pm from Mondays to Saturdays. This fort is closed on Sundays.

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Spa In Langkawi

Spa in Langkawi – A New Means of Indulgence
After a great day of sunbathing, exciting water sports and a fantastic tour around the island, it’s time to get something rejuvenating to pamper yourself. Spa in Langkawi provides a wide selection of treatments for guests to choose from and it has indeed become another main attraction in the island. No matter where you stay at, you will be able to find a spa outlet that suits you the most.


One of the most renowned spas in Langkawi will be the Alun-Alun Spa. Here, they offer various spa treatments – such as half or full body massage, hot oil massage, aromatherapy massage, facial and hair treatments, different kind of body scrub, manicure, pedicure and waxing service. Prices for all these treatments range from RM 20 for a cucumber natural face mask to RM 350 for an After Sun Spa Package. If you would like to have a massage session, you can go for their Traditional Malaysian Massage or Thai Massage at RM 120 for 60 minutes and RM 180 for 90 minutes respectively.


Spending your whole day walking and your legs are aching? Try the reflexology massage offered at RM 50 for 30 minutes. Guests can also go for a 60-minute Tip Top Combination (Back and shoulder massage with reflexology) at RM 120. For those who would like relax in a deluxe bath, go for a 20-minute Milk and Rose hot tub treatment at RM 60. Besides, Refreshing / After Sun, Brightening or Nourishing body scrub treatments are also provided in Alun-Alun Spa at RM 90 for 45 minutes.

A typical spa interior that enables you to relax as you enter the centre.

A neat and clean spa room.

Alun-Alun Spa has altogether 3 outlets in different areas. Two out of the three branches are located in hotels – one situated in the Bayview Hotel at Kuah Town (Contact: 04 – 966 9366) while the other one situated in the Tropical Resort at Pantai Tengah (Contact: 04 – 955 5570). There is another individual outlet located at Pantai Cenang (Contact: 04 – 953 3838). This outlet is adjacent to the Laman Padi Langkawi, opposite to the Casa Del Mar hotel. All the outlets are opened from 10 am to 11 pm daily and they provide transportation to pick up guests as well.

Basically, spa in Langkawi is saturated in three places – at Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and the Kuah Town. In Pantai Cenang, next to the famous Langkawi Underwater World, there is an outlet by the name of Teratai (Contact: 04 - 955 1822), offering various massage and treatments at a fairly reasonable price.

Foot reflexology session starts from RM 38 while a 30-minute half body massage costs RM 48. You can also opt for a 60-minute full body massage at only RM 88. Ear candle treatment, waxing, manicure and pedicure all start from RM 38. Thus, if you are on budget but would like to relax yourself with a spa treatment, Teratai might be suitable for you. Open from 2 pm to 10 pm, they offer complimentary pickup service for guests staying in Pantai Cenang and Pantai Tengah as well.

Foot Reflexology.

The hot tub spa.

As spa in Langkawi has become a major attraction, some people might wish to splurge on an extravagant spa treatment to truly experience the indulgence. You can opt to go to the Embun Spa, which is located at the Langkawi Lagoon Resort. This resort is one of the most upscale 5-star accommodations in Langkawi, situated at Jalan Kuala Muda, Padang Matsirat, adjacent to the Langkawi International Airport.

Featuring traditional Malay massage, Embun Spa provides numerous spa packages - like the Dayang Sunburn Spa Treatment at RM 255, which includes a full body gentle Malay massage, a chill yogurt body wrap, a cooling bath with lemon and flowers and an optional herbal steam bath. The luxurious 4-hour Mahsuri Honeymoon Spa Treatment at RM 485 will give you the best treatment from top to toe – which includes full body massage, body scrub, facial, steam bath, hair treatment to manicure.

Apart from all the extravagant spa packages, Embun Spa also provides individual treatments, such as body scrub and wrap at RM 199, 1-hour facial treatment for RM 139 while hair treatment costs RM 109. Manicure and pedicure are also provided, at RM 89 and RM 99 respectively. They open from 10 am to 10 pm and you may contact them at 604 – 955 8181 for reservations and transportation arrangements.

Spa in Langkawi provides various treatments and packages where guests will be spoiled for all the choices available. Besides, all outlets are well-furbished, mostly in traditional Balinese style, with classical wooden furniture and greenery infuse with a touch of modernization. Unwind and refresh yourself with the treatment of your choice in any of the outlet you prefer. This is just another way to experience the magical island.

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Taiping Zoo

Taiping Zoo
If you are visiting Maxwell Hill in Taiping, make plan to visit this well kept zoo at the foot hill of this popular hill resort. Located just beside Taiping Lake Gardens, this zoo is an ideal place for animals to thrive in their natural habitats. The natural lakes where lotus plants grow adds to the beauty of the surroundings. Being the wettest part of the country means that the lush greeneries here thrive and the still undeveloped forest makes it an ideal holiday destination for the entire family.

This huge signboard is located outside the zoo. You will not miss it

The healthy elephants that roam within the confine of the zoo

Well managed by Taiping Municipal Council, this zoo covers an area of 34 acres with more than 1,300 animals. This is the place to see the many species of birds, mammals and reptiles that you will remember for a long time to come. The zoo was set up in the year 1961 and is the oldest zoo in the country. Visitors have a choice of visiting the zoo everyday including publicholidays either in the day time from 8:30am to 6:00pm or the night safari from 8:00pm to 11:00pm. The night safari zoo features the nocturnal animals. If you have the time, there is no reason why you can't go for both sessions.

The entrance fee for the day zoo is RM5.00 per adult and RM3.00 per child.
The entrance fee for the night safari zoo is RM10.00 per adult and RM6.00 per child.



The Animals
While here, take a quick tour by taking the mini train and then a closer scrutiny of the animals by walking around the zoo. Try looking at them during the feeding time that occurred everyday from 10am to 12pm. Some of the animals that you will not miss include:

• Elephants
• Tigers
• Orang Utans
• Black Panthers
• Zebra
• Deer
• Ostrich
• Giraffe
• Lion
• Hippopotamus
• Hornbills
• Night Heron
• Tapir
• Rhino

The deer are among the animals that you will see near the exit of the zoo

The African zebra that reminds one of the Madagascar animated show

Mini Train
Hop on the mini train that takes you around the zoo covering a distance of 2.5km, a duration of about 25 minutes. The fee is RM3.00 per adult and RM1.50 per child. This train is available for both the day and night safari.

The open-air mini train that you must try

Getting To Taiping Zoo
If you are driving from Kuala Lumpur, head for PLUS North South Expressway and exit at Kamunting Toll Plaza. From here, go straight along Jalan Kamunting Lama and you will pass three traffic lights before reaching the zoo. You will not lose your way as there are many signages along the way.

If you are coming from the Penang, exit at Changkat Jering Toll Plaza and turn right at the traffic light. Go straight along Jalan Taming Sari and follow the signages towards Taiping Zoo/Bukit Larut/Taiping Lake Gardens.

The address of the zoo:
Zoo Taiping & Night Safari
Jalan Taman Tasik Taiping
34000 Taiping
Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia
Tel: +6 05 8008 6577 

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Bukit Tinggi Resort,Pahang

About Bukit Tinggi Resort
Bukit Tinggi Resort recently was renamed Berjaya Hills but many still prefer to use the old name. This resort is about 60 minutes drive from the city of Kuala Lumpur and has an area of 16,000 acres with an abundance of lush tropical rainforests. Situated 800 m to 1,000 m above sea level, this resort will be an ideal destination for the entire family as the facilities here cater to people of all ages.

This refreshing and cool resort offers the Colmar Tropicale, a French-themed resort with activities such as outdoor dining and street performances. Equally impressive is the Japanese Village with attractions such as the tea house, the botanical gardens and spa. For golf enthusiasts, the Berjaya Hills Golf and Country Club offers an 18-hole picturesque golf course.

For the children, there is the Rabbit Park where they can play and cuddle with the more than 200 rabbits that are being kept in the park. Other activities are the Donkey Ride and the Deer Sanctuary for the entire family to enjoy.


Bukit Tinggi Colmar Tropicale

The distinctive Tropical Colmar, a replica of 18th century Colmar French Village in Alsace

One of the place you will not miss is the colourful Colmar Tropicale that remind us of the European fairy tale stories with tall building, clock and castle-like structure. This structure is not seen in any other parts of Malaysia hence making it an experience of a lifetime to many first timers. You will see a cobblestone courtyard where street performances and outdoor dining are held here. Notice the cuckoo clock tower and go up the viewing tower in the vicinity.
Other facilities available at the Colmar Tropicale are..

• La Cignone Restaurant offers visitors an authentic French cuisine.
• Le Blason Coffee House offers a 24-hour dining experience with international buffet being offered almost everyday.
• La Flamme Sidewalk Deli has pizza and pasta, a common cuisine in Italy and France.
• Le Poulet Roti provides roasted chicken to those who need additional energy after a long day's walk.
• La Boulengarie Bakery and Le Vin Wine offer all the bakery and wine for your convenience.
• Les Cadeaux French souvenir shop provides you with choices of souvenir to be brought back as a momento.
• La Lavande Creations craft centre is another place where you can source for your souvenir.

Japanese Village As you move to the nearby Japanese Village which is set at an altitude of 1,000 metres above sea level, you will notice a beautiful landscape and well maintained garden with an invigorating surrounding. The village also offers a Japanese Restaurant that serves Japanese cuisine. There is also the Japanese Tea house which offers you a traditional Japanese tea ceremony experience. . The scenery in the vicinity of the Japanese Tea House The Botanical Gardens set in the midst of lush tropical rainforests of Bukit Tinggi While you are here, try feeding the Japanse Carp or popularly known as "Koi" in the streams and pools nearby. If you need to refresh you body, take a hot bath at the Tatami Spa. Finally, there is a Japanese souvenir shop that offers various souvenir for you to bring back as a remembrance of your trip here. Other Facilities Children of all ages will enjoy going to Rabbit Park where over 200 rabbits are kept here for you to cuddle, feed and play. Then there is the donkey rides that will take you back to the early days in the Middle East where donkeys were the main transporation used. If you have the time, go to Deer Sanctuary and you will see many spotted and Timorensis deers which originates from Holland and Sulawesi, Indonesia. Horse riding and archery are other activities that one can do to complete your trip to Bukit Tinggi Resort. The clean and cosy environment at the Tatami Spa Massage at the Japanese Village Day Trip Tickets The day trip entrance ticket is: 1) RM12/adult and RM8/child for entrance to Colmar Tropicale and Japanese Village. 2) RM3/person to go to Rabbit Park. 3) RM2/person to go to Horse Trail. You can purchase the tickets at the entrance to the resort. Getting To Bukit Tinggi Resort There are buses operated by Bukit Tinggi Resort that takes visitors up to Colmar Tropicale and back. You can take the shuttle bus at Berjaya Times Square or KL Plaza at Bukit Bintang. Further information can be obtained by calling +6 09 288 8888. If you are driving and need a map to Berjaya Hills, visit Bukit Tinggi Resortwebsite. The beautiful 18-hole golf course at Bukit Tinggi Resort

The Colmar Tropicale Wishing Well

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Malaysia Hotel Promotion

Malaysia Hotel Promotion
Many 3-Star to 5-Star hotels in Malaysia usually carry out their promotion during the time when the occupancy rate of hotels are at the lowest. Another reason could be the promotional activities during the opening of a new hotel or re-opening after undergoing extensive renovation. The discount can go up to 70% off the published rate for a limited units of rooms.

Hence, if you have decided your travel date to Malaysia, booking of the rooms in advance will save you quite a substantial amount of money. Some of the Malaysia hotels that are currently promoting their rooms are located in Port Dickson, Penang Island, Kuala Lumpur, Pangkor Island, Langkawi Island, Petaling Jaya, Johor Bahru and Taman Negara in Pahang.

Here are some of the hotels in Kuala Lumpur and the major cities that are giving promotion now. Check and compare their prices before making your bookings.


Malaysia Boutique Hotel Promotion -SeaPark Brickhouse
If you are looking for a "Home Away From Home" with personalised service accommodation, you may want to stay at the latest Malaysia Boutique Hotelthat was recently launched. This 4-room single storey house in Petaling Jaya is about 30 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur. The rate is RM170 nett/room per night. A surcharge of RM20 nett is applied during peak season, Saturdays and Sundays.


Malaysia Hotel Promotion - Avillion Port Dickson
Avillion Port Dickson is having a KIDDIES TREAT PACKAGE promotion where parents with 2 children stay for a 3 Days 2 Nights which include surprise goodie treats for kids for RM600++ per package. Package include breakfast and is valid only during weekdays stay from Sunday to Thursday.
Resort Tel: +6 06-647 6688


Malaysia Hotel Promotion - Cititel Express Kuala Lumpur
Cititel Express Hotel in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur is having a room promotion starting from RM68 nett/night. The rate may vary daily, subject to availability.
For reservation, contact Tel: +6 03 2691 9833

Penang Island is one of the most popular tourist destination in Malaysia. There are plenty of beaches, food, hills, historical places that you can visit. Many foreigners have made this island their second home in Malaysia. If you are one of those who like to stay near the beach, there are many Penang hotels that have been built along the beaches, the popular ones being Batu Ferringhi Beach.

Malaysia Hotel Promotion - Equatorial Cameron Highlands
If you are looking forward to a holiday in the highlands of Malaysia, consider going to Equatorial Cameron Highlands. The hotel is doing a promotion called "Giveaway Deals!". From as low as RM188++/night, you will be given a RM88 food and beverage spending credit daily. 50% of the unused credit balance will be refunded upon departure.

As with most promotion, most of the lower rates is valid only during weekdays. The earlier you book, the greater the changes of getting the best rate. Check the Malaysia holidays calendar 2010 for the holidays in Malaysia.

Bookings can be done by calling toll-free line at 1 800 88 1800.




Malaysia Hotel Promotion - Strawberry Park Resort Cameron Highlands
Strawberry Park Resort Cameron Highlands is having the "GREAT DEALS PACKAGE 2010" promotion.
In this promotion, a studio room for 2 person during the low season is priced at RM228.00++/night which include a cash voucher of RM70.00.

The cash voucher can be used at any Food and Beverage Outlets, Tours and Recreational Activities, Gift Shop purchases, laundry service and telephone charges. Low seasons promotions for 3 person is RM268++/night , 4 persons for RM328++/night and 6 persons for RM448++/night with cash vouchers of RM80, RM100 and RM120 respectively.

Low season is usually defined as weekdays, non-school holidays and not during the eve of public holidays or public holidays.

Reservation can be done by calling +6 03 2162 6166


Malaysia Hotel Promotion - Pulai Desaru Beach, Johore
For a price of RM220 nett/room/night, the Pulai Free and EZ Package is now on offer. The offer comes with a breakfast for 2 persons and 10% discount on Spa packages. Take note that surcharge applies during Friday, Saturday, eve of and on Public Holidays.

Booking can by calling THE PULAI Desaru Beach at +6 07 822 2222 or +6 03 2161 8481.
Find out other Johor hotels rates online at Wotif website.

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