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The Lakehouse - Cameron Highlands - Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
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30th Mile Ringlet
Cameron Highlands, 39200
Nightly Rates (126.88 - 142.91)
2 Star
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Property Description |
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The heritage of Malaysia's colonial past, The Lakehouse is your hillside retreat in the cool surrounds of Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. Its 1000 metres above sea level and only 200 kilometres north of Kuala Lumpur. Its Tudor-style architecture and four-poster beds in all of its 18 individual suites give you the peace and tranquillity that you need for a good rest. Honeymooners, The Lakehouse's Honeymoon Suite is an experience you'll never forget. Afternoon tea & scones while overlooking the tranquil Sultan Abu Bakar Lake, steaks & pudding in The Restaurant, and cocktails and cognac in the Highlander Lounge are just part of The Lakehouse experience.
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Amenities |
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Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Bath Tub
Porters
Breakfast
Canopy / Poster Bed
Computer Rental
Coffee Maker in Room
Cribs Available
Currency Exchange
Doctor on Call
Double Bed
Desk with lamp
Family Plan
Fire Place
Free Parking
Game Room
Hairdryers Available
Honeymoon Suite
Iron
King Bed
Lake View
Laundry Service
Lounge
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Lounge
Maid Service
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Queen Bed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Security
Shower
Single Bed
Sofa Bed
Suite
Telephone
Toilet
Turndown Service
Television with Cable
TV Remote Control
Twin Bed
Laundry/Valet Services
Vaulted Ceiling
Wake-up Service
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Room Information |
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Deluxe Twin:
Deluxe Room 32sqm 2 Single Beds Lake or Forest View*Antique Furnishings Deluxe room, 32 Sq metres, two single beds with views of the lake or the forest. The rooms are spacious and able to accommodate an extra single bed for the third person. All rooms with private shower and bath. Winged chairs, antique cupboards and fresh flowers from the garden and daily fresh fruit platter complete this tranquil picture. All rooms have recently been refurbished with new fittings, including an antique table top fan and coffee and tea making facilities.
Deluxe Double:
Deluxe Room 32sqm 1 Queen Bed Lake or Forest View*Antique Furnishings Deluxe room, 32 Sq metres, one Queen Four-Poster bed with views of the the lake or forest. The rooms are spacious and able to accommodate an extra single bed for the third person. All rooms with private shower and bath. Winged chairs, antique cupboards and fresh flowers from the garden and daily fresh fruit platter complete this tranquil picture. All rooms have recently been refurbished with new fittings, including an antique table top fan and coffee and tea making facilities.
Family Suite:
77 Sqm Suite, 1 Queen and 2 Single Beds Lake or Forest View*Antique Furnishings 77 Sq metre two-room suite. Master bedroom with queen four-poster bed and the second bedroom comes with two single beds, to accommodate up to four adults. With views of the lake or the forest, both rooms share one shower and bathroom. Winged chairs, antique cupboards and fresh flowers from the garden complete this tranquil picture. All rooms have recently been refurbished with new fittings, including an antique table top fan and coffee and tea making facilities.
Honeymoon Suite:
102 Sqm Suite*1 King Sized Bed*Fireplace Lake or Forest View*Antique Furnishings This luxurious Honeymoon Suite measures 101.6 square metres. Located in the house wing to ensure total privacy and comfort, the Suite features a log wood fireplace, an intimate dining area, separate walk-in wardrobes, spacious bathroom with vanity areas, separate bath and shower. Fresh flowers from the garden complete and daily fresh fruit platter complete this tranquil picture.
Junior Suite:
55 Sqm Suite, 1 Queen and 1 Single Bed Lake or Forest View*Antique Furnishings Delightfully spacious with over 54.6 square metres in size. Rooms are furnished with one queen four-poster bed and a single sofa bed, to accommodate up to three persons. Winged chairs, antique cupboards, daily fresh fruit platter and fresh flowers from the garden complete this tranquil picture. All rooms have recently been refurbished with new fittings, including an antique table top fan and coffee and tea making facilities.
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Rate Disclaimer |
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All rates indicated are for search purposes only; check availability to verify rate.
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Miscellaneous Information |
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Malaysian Ringgit is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is +8
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Directions |
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Take North - South Express Highway from Kuala Lumpur.Get Exit No 132(Tapah/Cameron Highlands) Take left turn after toll. Drive one and half hour from the toll to Ringlet town (first town of Cameron Highlands).The Lakehouse is located 5 minutes after the Ringlet town overlooking the Sultan Abu Bakar Lake.
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Guarantee Policy |
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Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.
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Cancellation Policy |
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Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.
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Restaurant Information |
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Restaurant / Dining Information
The Restaurant
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Meeting Facility |
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Meeting / Conference Information
NIL
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Recreation Information |
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Recreation Information
1 hour complimentary guided junkle trekking around the hotel
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Area Attractions
Tea Plantation Strawberry Farm Butterfly Garden Fruit & Vegetable Farm Honey Bee Farm Cactus Valley Buddist Temple Rose Garden
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