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The Regency Hotel Alor Setar




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The Regency Hotel Alor Setar (formerly Grand Continental Hotel Alor Setar) is in the "Rice Bowl" ...Thistle Johor Bahru Hotel



Standard room is reasonably clean but some furnitures look rather old & rundown in view of a ...
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The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa


Location : Langkawifrom
US$ 222
Avg/NightStay between 26th April 2013 and 20th December 2013 to receive 20% off your stay.Resort & Spa would be right for you because it has business centre and conference hall equipped with internet and Wi-Fi facility. Keeping the comfort of the guest in mind, hotel also offers room amenities include air-conditioning, satellite T.V, DVD player, sofa unit and many more. Please note: Compulsory New Year's Eve Dinner on December 31, 2013 applicable for all in house guests at the rate of MYR 1200nett per person for adult and MYR 400nett per person for children (ages 10 - 12).
as the the westin langkawi is located on a little hill you always have to go by taxi to kuah town or walk 20 minutes if you want to shop or go for dinner. but the taxi prices are very low so no problem. we enjoyed our stay very very much. staff was very nice at all times and gave us a great feeling of hospitality. we were upgraded to ocean view as our stay was over 7 days. if you want to have a nice beach the westin is not the place to go as the beach is very rocky and you have to walk a couple of minutes.
we were upgraded to ocean view and got a spacious room with balkony.
business centre, kiosk, squash court, billard table, table tennis, kids club, fitness centre, baby pool, pool bar, bar, water sport centre and much more is available.
staff was helpful, friendly and anxious at all times.
located on a little hill so you always have to walk 20 minutes to kuah town or take a cab which is not expensive.
different themes every night so everyone could find something. a la carte restaurant and snacks at the bar are also available.
concierge calls cab which is there within 2 minutes. also the westin car (mercedes) could be rented. several tours could be booked in the hotel. prices are almost the same like other offers in kuah town.
6 x the week a girls group is singing in the bar. very nice! if you don't like music you can play billard, table tennis, squash or go to one of the shops or the fitness centre. the view from mainpool to the ocean is stunning!
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Malaysia is one of the fast-growing economies collectively known as the ‘Asian Dragons’. Located in Southeast Asia, it consists of two geographical regions divided by the South China Sea. The Malay peninsular (or West Malaysia) shares a border with Thailand in the north and Singapore in the south, while East Malaysia occupies the northern part of the island of Borneo, including the states of Sarawak and Sabah.
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Thaipusam: this Hindu festival sees devotees pierce their bodies with hooks, skewers and pins. The participants meditate and enter a trance-like state, which supposedly frees their minds and ensures they don't feel any pain. The festival takes place in Kuala Lumpur and follows a route from Sri Mahamariaman Temple in Chinatown to one of the country’s most famous religious sites, the Batu Caves. Drummers, dancers and supporters add to the lively atmosphere.
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Over 35 international airlines fly to Malaysia, making it easy to get here. There are six international airports, one each at: Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Penang, Langkawi, Kuching, and Johor Bahru. A further 14 domestic airports serve the growing number of regional budget airlines.
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