HOTEL IN MALAYSIA

Royal Adelphi, Seremban

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:57:00 +0000

Royal Royale Bintang Resort & Spa Seremban

Seremban / Negeri Sembilan

Duplex	Hotel
Alcove Suite	Deluxe Room

Rate valid till 31st Dec 2009	Rate
Standard Room with Breakfast	RM 275.00 nett
Deluxe Room with Breakfast	RM 285.00 nett
All rates are nett quoted in RM and INCLUDED 5% government tax & 10% service charge. Up to 2 child below 12 years old stay free sharing room with parent using existing bed. Extra bed is chargeable at RM 105.00 nett per unit per night with Breakfast. Surcharge of RM 180.00 per room per night on Formula One Terms & Conditions

ADDRESS
Jalan Dato' A.S. Dawood, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.

INFORMATION
Rating : 5 star
Check-in time - 14:00pm
Check-out time - 12:00nn

ROOM AMENITIES
A great deal of care and meticulous attention has gone into each of Royal Adelphi's 345 spacious and tastefully furnished rooms and suites for your comfort. Each room is centrally air-conditioned and comes with an impressive list of amenities to help you enjoy your stay. Room features :

Voice mail
Mini bar
Electronic safe

Internet access
Cable television
IDD telephone

Coffee & tea maker
In-house movie
Iron & Ironing board

FACILITIES
Assisting you all the way are the efficient, well-trained staff of the business centre, you will find them always delighted to lend you a helping hand.

CONFERENCE & BANQUET
The wide range of 11 private meeting rooms, 2 boardrooms, 2 breakout rooms and exhibition halls are well equipped with communication networks ready to connect you worldwide via ISDN lines and video conferencing facilities. Complimenting all these is broadband wireless service at designated spots.

With a seating capacity for 1,500 guests, the hotel's column free, three storey high Seri Negeri Ballroom also features state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment.

FOOD & BEVERAGE
Asiatique - All day dining restaurant featuring flavors of Asian Kitchens as well as International fare served A la Carte or on the buffet.

Han Pi Yuen - Exquisitely prepared specialties from the different regions of China, features seven privates dining pavilions to accommodate parties of eight to eighty eight.

Sweetseremban - Gourmet corner for sweets, savories and other goodies to go

Anjung - The town's new watering hole and rendezvous place.

Tiffins - Provides 24 hours room service.

Bare Foot - Poolside snacks and drinks.

GETTING AROUND
From the North-South Expressway, exit at Seremban Toll, proceed towards Seremban town, prominent signage will guide you to Royal Adelphi.

Kuala Pilah Resthouse - Kuala Pilah

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Wed, 27 May 2009 01:46:00 +0000

Sipadan Kapalai Dive Resort - Kapalai

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Thu, 21 May 2009 05:26:00 +0000

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| Accommodation and Packages in North East Sabah and Islands ...

Valid from 1st April 2009 - 31st March 2010 ~ Kapalai Dive Package (International Markets inclusive Singapore and Brunei) |

Valid from 1st January 2009 - 31st December 2009 ~ Package Rates for Malaysians and Expatriates with working permits in Malaysia |

Kapalai Dive Package (International Markets inclusive Singapore and Brunei) ~ valid from 1st April 2009 till 31st March 2010

(Rates per person )

Rates (RM) (including Sipadan Permit Fee)	Diver MYR (Rates per person )	Non Diver MYR (Rates per person )
3 days 2 nights	MYR 1,900.00 nett	MYR 1,520.00 nett
4 days 3 nights	MYR 2,480.00 nett	MYR 1,980.00 nett
5 days 4 nights	MYR 3,280.00 nett	MYR 2,620.00 nett
6 days 5 nights	MYR 4,080.00 nett	MYR 3,260.00 nett
7 days 6 nights	MYR 4,880.00 nett	MYR 3,900.00 nett
extension night	MYR 800.00 nett per night	MYR 640.00 nett per night

Please Note:

* Single supplement add 50% of the package above (All single travellers will take single supplement)

* TRIPLE SHARING ROOM - less 5% off the above Package

* Special Offer ~ One (1) person free for every Ten (10) paying persons on the same arrival & departure dates

* No additional charges except for dive gear rental & souvenir items

This Package includes:

*Meet and land transfer from Tawau Airport to our Private Jetty at Semporna (70 mins) & return transfer *Boat transfer to Kapalai Island & return *Accommodation on a twin/triple sharing basis on the Resort *3 boat dives daily except on arrival and departure days *Unlimited dives in front of Kapalai dive centre * Provide diving around Sipadan, Kapalai and Mabul *Fresh Food Cooked by our Chef on buffet style *Afternoon snacks served after 3rd dive *Tea/Coffee, Cold Water and Cordial served throughout the day *Tanks, Weight and Belt are provided *No extra charge for night dives in front of dive centre for advanced diver or diver with night dive experience
*Limited dive gears are available for rental

Boat Schedule :

Boat schedule :	Semporna - Kapalai Resort 09:30, 12:00 & 15:30
	Kapalai Resort - Semporna 06:00, 10:30, 13:30

**Please Note that there will be a non-refundable credit card charge on payment made. Conditions apply.

Package Rates for Malaysians and Expatriates with working permits in Malaysia ~ from 1st January 2009 till 31st December 2009

(Rates per person )

Rates (RM) (including Sipadan Permit Fee)	Diver RM (Rates per person )	Non Diver RM (Rates per person )
3 days 2 nights	RM 1,600.00 nett	RM 1,280.00 nett
4 days 3 nights	RM 2,050.00 nett	RM 1,640.00 nett
5 days 4 nights	RM 2,650.00 nett	RM 2,120.00 nett
6 days 5 nights	RM 3,250.00 nett	RM 2,600.00 nett
7 days 6 nights	RM 3,850.00 nett	RM 3,080.00 nett
extension night	RM 600.00 nett per night	RM 480.00 nett per night

This Package includes:

* Meet and land transfer from Tawau Airport to our private jetty at Semporna ( 70 mins ) & return transfer * Return Boat transfer to Kapalai Island * Accommodation on a Single Supplement OR Twin/Double/Triple Sharing basis on the Resort * Provide 3 boat dives daily except on arrival and departure days and unlimited dives in front of resort * Fresh food cooked by chef on buffet style * Afternoon snacks served after 3rd dive, tea/coffee, cold water and cordial drink served thru out the day * Tanks, weight and belt are provided * Night dives with a buddy are included if you are an advanced diver * Limited dive gears are available for rental.

Please Note:

* Single traveller add 50% or share with another diver * Triple sharing less 5% off the Package * Diving and Non Diving packages as listed above. No additional charges except for dive gear rental & souvenir item

Boat Schedule:

Semporna to Kapalai	9.30am ; 12.00nn ; 3.30pm
Kapalai to Semporna	6.30am ; 11.00am ; 1.30pm

**Please Note that there will be a non-refundable credit card charge on payment made. Conditions apply.

Hotel Description

Destination Sabah ~ Semporna ~ Kapalai - the entire resort is built on a sandbank in the middle of the celebes sea Room Description 30 Water Chalets Room Description all rooms twin-sharing with and attached bathroom, hot and cold shower and a bath tub, fresh water from mainland for daily use, private balcony Facilities & Activities dive shop, Restaurant, Deck Bar OPTIONAL night diving Check in: 2.00pm Check out: 12.00nn

Pulau Sipadan Resort & Tours Sdn Bhd.
484 Bandar Sabindo, PO Box No 61120, 91021 Tawau, Sabah, East Malaysia

* pics courtesy of Kapalai Dive Resort

The Ibans or Sea Dayaks - Sarawak

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Mon, 18 May 2009 05:58:00 +0000

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Iban Longhouse

women weaving the pua at the Iban longhouse

The Iban longhouse sits on stilts and normally accommodates the entire village. Unlike the land dayaks, the Ibans or Sea Dayaks position their villages on the banks of accessible waterways. The Ibans are great adventurers and take long sojourns across lands but prefer using the waterways to move about.

The longhouse is inhabited seldom more than 15 or 20years. There are various reasons as to why an Iban community would move. The new site would quite often be in the same tributary or in the same river, within a few miles from the old one perhaps because the good timber and planks are removed from the old longhouse and towed along the river to the new site. As Ibans practice shift cultivation, moving often results from looking for fertile land to till after the existing land has been exhausted. The same area is normally cultivated not more than 4 times at intervals of several years. Other reasons would be from enemy attacks sometimes causing burning of the longhouse, or an epidemic that hit the village or if the villagers have been hit with a string of bad luck or evil omens.

The Ibans conduct certain rituals upon opening new padifields etc. Life-sized images of a crocodile is molded in clay by an elder and placed on the land chosen for farming. This crocodile is believed to destroy all pests that eat the rice. Many Ibans as in other tribes claim to be closely related to certain animals in the jungle. For the Ibans it is the crocodile. Also it is believed that the Ribai, the River god sometimes appear as a crocodile but he may appear as a bear or a tiger, or the python or the mias (orangutan). Therefore the Ibans seldom kill these animals for fear that should he kill one which was really the Ribai , which in turn would cause him the ultimate fear of insanity.

visitors can opt to stay at the iban longhouse at sarawak culutral village

Living along rivers, each Iban family possesses at least one boat, big enough to fit 8persons and used mainly to transport to and from the padifields and for short trips. The village itself would have several larger boats used for long journeys and at least one war boat capable of carrying 50-100 men. 'Each boat, even one of the largest size, is hollowed from a single log, the freeboard being raised by lashing narrow planks to the edge of the hollowed log. In the middle of a large boat is a section, the freeboard of which is raised still higher, and which is covered by an arched roof of palm leaves. The boat is crossed at intervals of some three feet by seats. In traveling on the lower reaches of the rivers, the rowers sit two on each bench,side by side and facing the bow. On the upper reaches, where rapids abound, a deck is made by laying split bamboos along the length of the boat upon the benches, and the crew sits upon this deck in paddling, or stands upon it when poling the boat over rapids.' Charles Hose, Pagan Tribes of Borneo . If a boat is urgently required and none at hand is available, Ibans construct makeshift boats by stripping the bark from a big tree. This boat can be completed within 2 hours and are able to carry several men and baggage. Rattan strips are used to tie together the ends of the sheet of bark to make a bow and stern. The body of the boat is strengthened with ribs and longitudinal strips; and crossed pieces of wood are wedged in the middle to form seats. Apart from these material possessions, the Ibans and most other tribes prized their jars.. The more common jars stand about 3 ft in height and are brown with glazed finishing. The jars are commonly moulded in relief with Chinese dragon (BENAGA), or some animal designs by name of RUSA (=deer) and NINGKA. Ibans are willing to pay from 200 to 400 dollars each. The older the jars, the higher the value. These valued jars were originally imported from China but later were produced by the Chinese in Borneo .

Spending weeks away from their village out on hunts or headhunting trips, the Ibans brought along with them a homemade lighter. The cylinder is made from lead or brass, which is cast by pouring the molten metal into a bamboo casing. An iron rod is held in the middle of the bamboo mould to form a bore. The lighter is some 5 inches long. Once the molten metal is cooled, the iron rod is removed. A wooden piston is shaped to fit snugly into the bore when driven down the cylinder. The piston is pushed down with a force and quickly withdrawn. The action produces heat through compression of the trapped air, which in turn ignites a bit of tinder at the bottom of the cylinder. The tinder is made of the fibrous surface of the leaf stem of the Arenga Palm.

Another, handicraft worth mentioning and unique to the Ibans is Pua Weaving. The weaving is done usually by women although the men have a hand in constructing the machines. The kain or pua is made of cotton which is collected from shrubs cultivated by the women in their gardens. The raw cotton is processed by removing the seeds and fibre by hand. The threads are then spun from the tangle of fibre using a simple wheel. The cloths are normally of 2 colours plus the natural colour of the thread. The warm brick red that is commonly seen in pua designs are made from the bark of the Samak tree and the dark purple are obtained from the leaves of the Tarum plant. A long thread is wound longitudinally on a wooden frame about 6 ft long and 20in wide. A pattern is set by tying the upper and lower set of threads in bundles with dried strips of a fibrous leaf called Lemba. The making of a pua is a long process. When there are 2 colours, those patterns that are to be of one colour, eg red are wrapped with the strips of lemba to resist the purple dye when the web is immersed in a tub to be coloured purple. The designs that are to be left a natural colour are also wrapped. The immersion is to take 3 days and after, the web is hung in the shade to dry. When this first dying is completed, the undyed parts are uncovered to absorb the red dye and the bundles of threads that have already been dyed purple are wrapped again to resist the red dye upon immersion. The Lemba fibres are waterproof and resist dyes effectively. Charles Hose marveled that the women would wrap up the threads to set the patterns without any guide, working on the designs purely on memory. Sometimes the weaver creates a design based on a dream she had. Designs are passed on from weaver to daughter for generations. For more on the process of weaving , click to pua kumbu.

The Ibans men dress flamboyantly as compared with tribes living in the interior, who dress in little but chawats or bark cloth. He enjoys adorning brightly coloured cloth about the waist, turbans with feathers and other ornaments. The Iban woman wears a short skirt from the waist to the knee and a long-sleeved jacket both woven cotton material. She also wears a corset made from a stack of rattan rings to enclose her body from breast to waist. Each rattan ring is sheathed in small rings of beaten brass. The corset is made to open partially or completely down the front, but is often worn continuously for long periods and is removed when pregnant.

For those wanting to stay at the Iban longhouse in the Sarawak Cultural Centre , it's possible to rent a bed in the dorm. Contact scv@scv.com for more information.

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Awi's Yellow House - Pulau Duyung Besar

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Hotel Seri Costa - Melaka

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Havana Beach Resort - Pulau Pangkor

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Glory Beach Resort - Port Dickson

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Paya Beach Resort - Pulau Tioman

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Wed, 13 May 2009 06:25:00 +0000

more on Tioman article...

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3 Days 2 Nights Package ~ valid from 1st March 2009 till 30th October 2009
(Package rates based on per package per person)

Standard Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 470 nett	RM 520 nett	RM 480 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Twin Sharing	RM 330 nett	RM 380 nett	RM 340 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Triple Sharing	RM 310 nett	RM 360 nett	RM 320 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Quad Sharing	RM 290 nett	RM 340 nett	RM 300 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates	Surcharge RM45 per child	Surcharge RM30 per child
Superior Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 615 nett	RM 665 nett	RM 625 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Twin Sharing	RM 390 nett	RM 440 nett	RM 400 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Triple Sharing	RM 365 nett	RM 415 nett	RM 375 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Quad Sharing	RM 340 nett	RM 390 nett	RM 350 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates	Surcharge RM45 per child	Surcharge RM30 per child
Deluxe Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 885 nett	RM 935 nett	RM 895 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Twin Sharing	RM 525 nett	RM 575 nett	RM 535 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Triple Sharing	RM 465 nett	RM 515 nett	RM 475 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Quad Sharing	RM 415 nett	RM 465 nett	RM 425 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates
Child: 4 years - 12 years	80% of adult rates	Surcharge RM25 per child	Surcharge RM10 per child
Paya Lodge	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 420 nett	RM 470 nett	RM 430 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Twin Sharing	RM 310 nett	RM 360 nett	RM 320 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Triple Sharing	RM 270 nett	RM 320 nett	RM 280 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Quad Sharing	RM 250 nett	RM 300 nett	RM 260 nett	RM 40 per room per night
Extension per room with breakfast	RM 60/bed or RM180/room	TBA	TBA	-

Package above includes :

* Welcome drink * two way ferry or tekek airport transfer * 2 nights accommodation (air-con , hot shower, tea & coffee making facilities, TV), 5 meals (2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners) * snorkelling trip to coral island & marine park tour (without equipment)

Please Note:

* There will be a surcharge for Saturday and also for school holiday rates or public holiday rates or normal season rates. * Rates do not include conservation marine charge at RM5 per adult and RM2.50 per child. Payment to be made at Mersing jetty with the marine department

**Please Note that there will be a credit card charge on payment made. Conditions apply.

Room Rates ~ valid from 1st March 2009 till 30th October 2009
(Package rates based on per room per night)

Standard Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 200 nett	RM 250 nett - first night	RM 210 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 200 nett - additional night	RM 200 nett - additional night
Twin Sharing	RM 200 nett	RM 300 nett - first night	RM 220 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 200 nett - additional night	RM 200 nett - additional night
Triple Sharing	RM 220 nett	RM 370 nett - first night	RM 250 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 220 nett - additional night	RM 220 nett - additional night
Quad Sharing	RM 240 nett	RM 440 nett - first night	RM 280 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 240 nett - additional night	RM 240 nett - additional night
Superior Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 260 nett	RM 310 nett - first night	RM 270 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 260 nett - additional night	RM 260 nett - additional night
Twin Sharing	RM 260 nett	RM 360 nett - first night	RM 280 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 260 nett - additional night	RM 260 nett - additional night
Triple Sharing	RM 300 nett	RM 450 nett - first night	RM 330 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 300 nett - additional night	RM 300 nett - additional night
Quad Sharing	RM 340 nett	RM 540 nett - first night	RM 380 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 340 nett - additional night	RM 340 nett - additional night
Deluxe Chalet	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Single	RM 400 nett	RM 450 nett - first night	RM 410 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 400 nett - additional night	RM 400 nett - additional night
Twin Sharing	RM 400 nett	RM 500 nett - first night	RM 420 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 400 nett - additional night	RM 400 nett - additional night
Triple Sharing	RM 440 nett	RM 590 nett - first night	RM 470 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 440 nett - additional night	RM 440 nett - additional night
Quad Sharing	RM 480 nett	RM 680 nett - first night	RM 520 nett - first night	RM 40 per room on saturday
		RM 480 nett - additional night	RM 480 nett - additional night
Paya Lodge	Normal Season (RM)	Eve of & Public Holidays (RM)	Singapore & Malaysia School Holidays (RM)	Saturday Night Surcharge (RM)
Extension per room with breakfast	RM 40/bed or RM160/room	TBA	TBA	RM40 per room on saturday

Please Note:

* Eve & Public Holiday surcharge for child (4yrs to 12yrs old) - RM25.00 nett per child per night ; RM50.00 nett per adult per night

**Please Note that there will be a credit card charge on payment made. Conditions apply.

Ferry Transfer Times:

Mersing Jetty

From Mersing jetty to Paya Beach Resort ~ 10.30 am 11.30 am 5.00 pm

From Paya Beach Resort to Mersing Jetty ~ 8.00 am 1.00 pm 4.30 pm

Tanjung Gemuk Jetty

Tanjung Gemuk jetty to Paya Beach Resort ~ 1:00 pm only

From Paya Beach Resort to Tanjung Gemuk jetty ~ 11.00 am only

In event of bad weather or unforeseen circumstances, the company reserves the right to substitute arrangements for those of a similar standard or to postpone boat arrangements

Boat Transfer Fees:

From Mersing to Paya Beach ~ RM90 adult (Return) & RM80 child (Return)

Hotel Description

DestinationPahang ~ Tioman Island ~ Paya beach Room Type 3 types of chalet - standard, superior and deluxe. All rooms are sea facing with private balcony and each room can accommodate up to 4 person (3 adults or 2 adults & 2 child) Room Description ~ All rooms come with air conditioning, coffee/tea making facilities, cable TV, bathroom and private balcony. Superior ~ chalet comes with a double or twin bedded room and a double pull out sofa bed in each room (suitable for 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 child) Deluxe ~ chalets comes with a king size bed in the bedroom , a double pull out sofa bed in the living room, a double bed on mezzanine floor. (suitable for family up to 6 persons) Standard ~ each chalet has a queen size bed and 2 single pull out beds. (suitable for 4 persons) Aman Damai Wing ~ each chalet has a queen size bed and 2 single pull out beds. (suitable for 4 persons) Paya Lodge ~ double or quad rooms suitable for the budget conscious travelling alone or in a group. Facilities & Activitiesrestaurant, lounge area, spa, pool, gift shop Optional Scuba Diving, Banana Boat Ride, Karaoke (in restaurant), snorkelling trip, fishing trips, jungle trekking

Paya Beach Resort
Paya Beach, Pulau Tioman, Pahang

*Photos courtesy of paya beach resort

*tour package and/or accommodation by journeymalaysia's tour operator partner and/or accommodation partners.see 'about us' section for more on our list of travel partners

Please note that most resorts will be closed during the monsoon period between mid/end october until early february except for several chalet operators and resorts on ABC , Tekek , Salang and Juara. Boat operators will be running ONCE everyday but the schedule will be largely dependent on the weather. Patience during monsoon season is a must.

Accommodation and Holiday Packages to Mersing, Pulau Tioman, Pulau Besar, Pulau Rawa, Pulau Aur, Pulau Pemanggil and Surroundings

HYATT REGENCY JOHOR BAHRU

noreply@blogger.com (eboq) — Wed, 13 May 2009 03:55:00 +0000

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| Johor Baru accommodation & packages...

2009 Room Rates ~ Valid Till 31st March 2010

Room Category inclusive of breakfast	Rates (RM)
City View	RM 225 nett
Sea View	RM 260 nett

Please Note:

Room rates above includes breakfast for 2 persons * Child defines children age between 04 - 12 yrs of age

**Please Note that there will be a non-refundable credit card charge on payment made. Conditions apply.

Hotel Description

Destination Johor Bahru ~ 5 star Room Type 406 Rooms & Suites Room Description Robes, Iron/ironing board, Minibar, Cable/satellite TV channels, Concierge during regular hours, Morning newspaper, Rollaways upon request, Hairdryer, 24-hour room service, Coffee maker, High-speed Internet access, In-room safe, Crib upon request, Mineral water upon request Facilities & Activities Piccolo with open-kitchen and pizza oven, where guests can watch Italian favourites being prepared by the team of expert Chefs, Aska japanese restaurant, The Café offers from a-la-carte selections to buffets , Business Centre, Spa and Fitness Centre, pool, tennis court, spa treatments, squash courts and championship golf courses Location 10 minutes from downtown and just 30 minutes across the causeway to downtown Singapore

Accommodation & Packages to Johor ~ Johor Baru, Mersing, Pulau Aur, Pulau Besar, Pulau Pemanggil , Pulau Rawa, Pulau Sibu , Endau Rompin National Park and Surroundings

ROOM CATEGORY inclusive of breakfast	All Markets except China market(RM)		China Market (RM)
	Normal Rates (RM)	Peak Season Rates (RM)	Normal Rates (RM)	Peak Season Rates (RM)
Superior Room	RM 145 nett	RM 180 nett	RM 130nett	RM 160 nett
extra bed without breakfast	RM 45 nett
extra mattress without breakfast	RM 30 nett

Room Category	Weekdays	Weekends	Peak Season
Deluxe Room (1 double bed & 1 single bed)with aircon, tv (Astro), coffee maker, mini bar and attached bathroom with hot/cold shower	RM 155 nett	RM 185 nett	RM 270 nett
Family Room (2 double beds)with aircon, tv (Astro), coffee maker, mini bar and attached bathroom with hot/cold shower.	RM 185 nett	RM 230 nett	RM 290 nett
Standard Room (1 double bed)with aircon, tv (Astro) and attached bathroom with hot/cold shower	RM 115 nett	RM 155 nett	RM 185 nett
Honeymoon Suite with aircond, tv (private Astro channel), coffee maker, mini bar and attached bathroom with hot/cold shower & bath tub	RM 260 nett	RM 315 nett	RM 405 nett
Standard Superior (1 double bed)with aircon, tv (Astro) and attached bathroom with hot/cold shower	RM 145 nett	RM 165 nett	RM 230 nett
Extra Mattress per night	RM 20 nett	RM 20 nett	RM 30 nett

Room Category without transportation	Weekdays	Weekends	Peak Season
Twin Sharing	RM 165 nett	RM 225 nett	RM 270 nett
Triple/Quad Sharing	RM 115 nett	RM 150 nett	RM 180 nett
This Package above includes: 1 night stay 3 meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner)
Room Category with transportation	Weekdays	Weekends	Peak Season
Twin Sharing	RM 175 nett	RM 240 nett	RM 285 nett
Triple/Quad Sharing	RM 125 nett	RM 150 nett	RM 190 nett
This Package above includes: 1 night stay 3 meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner) * return ferry transfer from Lumut jetty to Pangkor Island jetty and return taxi transfer from Pangkor jetty to Havana Beach Resort

Room Type	Weekdays & Low Season Rates (RM)	Weekends & Peak Season Rates (RM)	Public Holidays & Super Peak Season Rates (RM)
2 Bedroom ~ max. 3 persons	RM 170 nett	RM 225 nett	RM 285 nett
3 Bedroom ~ max. 5 persons	RM 250 nett	RM 330 nett	RM 385 nett
3 Bedroom (with ASTRO) ~ max. 5 persons	RM 305 nett	RM 405 nett	RM 460 nett
Penthouse Standard (with ASTRO) ~ max. 5 persons	RM 350 nett	RM 470 nett	RM 520 nett
Penthouse Deluxe (with ASTRO) ~ max. 6 persons	RM 430 nett	RM 560 nett	RM 620 nett
Extra Bed	RM 30 nett per night
Extra Mattress	RM 20 nett per night
Breakfast	RM 15 nett (adult) , RM 9 nett (child 4 - 12 years old)
Lunch / dinner	RM 25 nett (adult) , RM 15 nett (child 4 - 12 years old)