Cameron Highlands Resort
Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
 

Colonial hotel with magnificent views 

Set in the midst of tea plantations and moving slopes of Pahang, at the highest point of Peninsular Malaysia, Cameron Highlands Resort is a quiet retreat in a grand colonial building with jungle-inspired treatments, traditional English cuisine and an adjacent 18-hole golf course. 

There is a gentile air throughout the Cameron Highlands Resort helped by the colonial covered façade and amazing views over the tea plantation and moving slopes of the highlands. Every room and suite comes with a four-poster bed with decorative touches such as silk fabrics, polished teak furniture and a balcony overlooking the golf course.

 

2 Nights Residents Package
Price Per Person

Room Type	Single	Twin
Deluxe King Room	From RM1158	From RM579
Junior Suite	From RM1622	From RM811

 

Inclusions:

• Daily set breakfast, lunch and dinner. 
• Jim Thompson Mystery Trail, subject to availability 
• Complimentary wireless internet
• Complimentary parking

 

Sale period: until 31 May 2021. Reservations fee of RM30 per person applies. Friday & Saturday surcharge RM60 per person per night. Offer is applicable for Malaysia residents including expatriates. Blackout dates apply. Normal structural rates will apply during blackout dates. All rooms are subejct to availability at time of booking. 

Flexible date changes of up to 7 times, changes must be made 7 days prior to arrival for stays no later than 20 December 2021. Change subject to availability and within same criteria, e.g. weekday to weekday and not during festive periods or pubic holidays. Any further changes will be subject to additional charges. 

 

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What You'll Love...

 

The Hotel — Old English Charm

Cameron Highlands Resort is set 1,500 meters above sea level in a forested mountainscape. Built as a long extension from an existing 1930s cottage with architecture dating from the 1070s. Promising romance, splendour and wistfulness, the interiors hark back to its colonial heritage with timber-beamed ceilings, tall French doors and plantation shutters combined with the hues and textures of Jim Thompson’s famed Asian silks. This is reflected in the friendly service, where traditional English charm blends seamlessly with discreet Asian hospitality.

 

The Location — A little piece of England

Cameron Highlands was discovered in 1885 by William Cameron, a British Government surveyor on a mapping expedition but failed to mark his discovery. In 1925, Sir George Maxwell recorded Cameron's discovery and developed it as a hill station attracting British colonials and expatriates. British growers who understood the capability of its fertile mountain slants for growing tea.

 

The Room — Nostalgic elegance 

The Cameron Highlands Resort captures the nostalgic class of an age where quality and care were a lifestyle. The combination of teak with Jim Thompson's finest quality textures, create an environment that is beautiful and comfortable. Sleep in the large four-poster beds encompassed by soft cushions, or curl up on the day-bed and read a book, whilst snacking on fresh strawberries and sipping a cup of locally grown tea.

All fifty six rooms and suites features an exquisite colonial design that is spacious and comfortable, plus enjoy a beautiful view of the golf course against the backdrop of moving slopes and lavish green forest.

 

The Food — A Taste Of Nostalgia 

Dining at Cameron Highlands Resort sees conventional English cuisine meeting the many tastes of Asia in a mouth-watering orchestra of flavours and experiences.

Enjoy meals in an exquisite enviroment be it at the main dining room, the tearoom, or in the open concept restaurant that converge seamlessly into the lush jungle around.

Guests can also select to dine by the fireplace, on the terrace under a twilight sky, at a candlelit private gazebo, or indulge in a signature picnic at the tea gardens for a truly memorable dining experience.

 

See & Do — A Mystery Trail

Jim Thompson is an American businessman and famed for his revival of the Thai silk industry. He also had an adoration for nature and the countryside. On 26 March 1967, he set out from the Moonlight Cottage for a mid-afternoon walk in the jungle and was gone forever. The Cameron Highlands Resort signature trail combines his passion for the encompassong slopes with the mysterious circumstances of his disappearance.