No 1 Jalan Teluk Bahang
Penang, 11050 Nightly Rates(53.35 - 246.24)5 Star
Property Description
Mutiara Beach Resort is a luxurious resort nestled in 18 acres of lush tropical greenery on what is arguably Penang?s finest beachfront. Every private balcony of the hotel?s 438 spacious rooms faces the sea. Natural materials with light color schemes were used for the rooms, giving the interiors an airy and contemporary yet elegant feel. The beauty and romance of Penang is truly captured at the Mutiara Beach Resort Penang, which is overlooking arguably the island?s finest palm-fringed beach. Situated at the bay of Teluk Bahang, the luxury all-inclusive hide-away is blessed with beautiful sunsets. Its serene tropical surroundings and sunshine all year round entice guests to indulge themselves in a revitalizing relaxing journey for the body, mind and soul. With its impeccable five-star service, the Mutiara Beach Resort Penang is everything you expect from a Leading Hotel of the World. So come and rediscover this luxury resort after all, Nobody Knows Malaysia like Mutiara!
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Skiing
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Garden View
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Superior room with one king or two twin beds, adjoining rooms, air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathrobe, bathroom-private, bathtub, coffee maker, computer modem hookup-CHG, eating utensils, hairdryer, iron/board-REQ, mini bar, non smoking-REQ, pants press-CHG, radio, refrigerator, safe, seating area, shower, soundproofing, televison/cable or satellite, television premium channels, telephone direct dial, turndown service. Garden or Poolside view.
Deluxe Sea Facing
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Deluxe room with one king or two twin beds, adjoining rooms, air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathrobe, bathroom-private, bathtub, coffee maker, computer modem hookup-CHG, eating utensils, hairdryer, iron/board-REQ, mini bar, non smoking-REQ, pants press-CHG, radio, refrigerator, safe, seating area, shower, soundproofing, televison/cable or satellite, television premium channels, telephone direct dial, turndown service. Garden or Sea view.
Grande deluxe sea view
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Grande deluxe room with one king or two twin beds, adjoining rooms, air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathrobe, bathroom-private, bathtub, coffee maker, computer modem hookup-CHG, eating utensils, hairdryer, iron/board-REQ, mini bar, non smoking-REQ, pants press-CHG, radio, refrigerator, safe, seating area, shower, soundproofing, televison/cable or satellite, television premium channels, telephone direct dial, turndown service. Sea view.
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Indicative rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making a reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
Malaysian Ringgit is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is GMT+8
Opened in 1988
Renovated in 2000
438 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
The Bayan Lepas International Airport is just 45 minutes drive from the resort.
it takes 3 hours by using the North-South Highway
The resort is situated on the secluded crescent beach of Teluk Bahang - the Glowing Bay. A world away from the hustle and bustle of city life and its only 5 minutes from Batu Ferringhi's famous night market.
PEN, Bayan Lepas International Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card required for all reservations. Except during 20Dec-05Jan a 1 night deposit is required.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 3 days prior to arrrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no show charge. Except during 20Dec-05Jan a 30 day cancellation is required.
Restaurant Information
Restaurants Located On Site
* Garden terrace - Local and western cuisine. Open 24 hours * House of Four Season - chinese cuisine. Open dinner only * Tsuru No Ya - japanese cuisine. Open 1200-1430, 1800-1030 * Lafarfalla - italian cuisine. Open dinner only * Palmetto Lounge - drinks. Open 1900-0100 * Puppetry Lounge - drinks. Open dinner only
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Rooms
* 11 meeting rooms * 10-800 person capacity * contact hotel for further details
Recreation Information
Recreation Located On Site
* Bicycle rentals-CHG * Boating-CHG * Childrens playground * Fishing-CHG * Game room-CHG * Golf Course-CHG * Health Club. Open 0700-2000 * Hiking Trails-CHG * Horseback riding-CHG * Indoor Pool. Open 0800-2000 * Massage service-CHG * Outdoor Pool. Open 1100-2200 * Racquetball-CHG * Sailing-CHG * Sauna/Spa-CHG * Sightseeing tours-CHG * Snow skiing-CHG * Scuba diving/snorkeling-CHG * Squash-CHG * Tennis courts-CHG * Volleyball-CHG
Attractions Located nearby
* Butterfly Farm - 2 km SE * Batik Factory - 0 km NW * Cultural Centre - 0 km NW * Fishing Village - 0 km W * Night Market - 5 km W * Fruit Farm - 3 km S * Teluk Bahang Dam - 3 km S * Snake Temple - 43 km S * Penang Hill - 30 km S * Botanical Garden - 20 km S
Corporate Locations Nearby
* Komtar - 25 km SE * Dell - 40 km SE * Intel - 40 km SE * Agilent - 40 km SE * Jabil circuit - 40 km SE * Motorola - 40 km SE * In House clinic - 0 km * Tanjung Medical Hospital - 18 km SE * Disted College - 18 km SE * International College - 38 km SE * University Sains Malaysia - 30 km SE
Cities Located nearby
* Georgetown - 25 km SE * Ipoh - 180 km S * Alor Setar - 120 km N * Sungai petani - 100 km N
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