Homestays in Pahang, Malaysia

The best hotel at cameron highlands

The facilities are good value for money. But nothing impressive. We went there to chill and my 2 year old daughter got so chilled that she started having breathing difficulties after playing in the clouds. We would appreciate if you could keep the indoor play zone open a little longer at night. 8pm is too early for some kids. Their pool bar has some nice food. I would highly recommend the indian restaurant. The manager is a lovely guy and their service was 5 stars! Loved their ambiance, Khichdi and view ❤️

Great scenery of stay surrounding by flower garden. Spacious bedroom and living room. From outside look like a warehouse from inside very nice house. Suitable for family and group of hikers to stay before hiking Mount Yong Belar.

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This hotel took a bit longer to check in even though there were not many guests to entertain. I arrived around 7.00pm but they said my room is ”not ready” yet (but she said housekeeping was done earlier). Check-in counter is at Jade tower (tower 2)..but we need to park at Tower 7 and stay at Tower 1. What?? To me this is so ridiculous.. and then, when I'm about to enter my room, I found the card is not functioning..I REPEAT, I CANNOT ENTER MY ROOM AND I NEED TO WAIT AROUND ONE HOUR WITH THE KIDS IN FRONT OF THE DOOR. But after someone came, he used his master card to open my door and asked me to update my own card ”when I'm free” at Tower 2. Why do I need to go through this hassle and make it so complicated?? I feel very disappointed and tired to entertain all this nonsense. However, luckily this room is well maintained & clean..

My family had a nice stay at TDR. It lived up to our expectations and MORE. I am writing because I would like to commend the resort for their help in locating my missing backpack (left at the ferry jetty). When we realised we were missing an important bag (dont ask how, things happen i guess) we called the resort and asked the help from the staff to check if we did leave our bag at the jetty which was a 10 minutes-walk away from the resort. They immediately went to check but the bag was not there. It seemed that TDR didn’t just leave the matter at that, and I dont know how they managed it, but 6.5 hrs later they called to inform me that the bag was on another ferry on its way to a different jetty 30 minutes away from us on the mainland. Kudos to the Bluewater ferry service for picking up the abandoned bag and sent it to their office albeit at a different nearby location. Again, I dont know how but i am so glad that TDR was able to get that information and relayed it back to us. After more than 8 hours of despair, with God’s will, we got back our bag with the help of the staff of the resort, the staff of the Bluewater ferry service and possibly the networking within the small island. Thank you so much for the help TDR. Thank you for making this a really memorable trip with a happy ending.

Nice place..room very spacious with nice environment. Feeling like in overseas with the building design Nearby has a lot of famous scone place in Kampung Taman Sedia. Also have in-house cafe. My kids had pizza from the cafe for dinner, very delicious

This is our first time staying here, family with a child. Room is spacious, clean & comfortable. Apart from having a problem with fuse box and a bit low water pressure for bidet in toilet, but handled by host quite well and responsive, overall we had a happy stay and my daughter said she wish to come back again in future. Good, friendly and very responsive host. Tysm for the experience stay here and will consider coming back again.

Pros: It’s very cheap — only around RM100 per night including tax! Really affordable and super worth it! The room is also spacious. Parking can be waived for free! Cons: It’s about a 20-minute drive up to Genting First World (about 10 minutes drive down from Genting to the hotel). The location is a bit far and secluded. The reception, parking, and hotel entrance are quite far apart. Every time you go out, you need to get the parking waived, change elevators, and walk quite a bit. After getting our room card and parking ticket, we had to go to the 7th floor, exit the lift, and switch to another elevator just to get to the one that leads to the rooms. We noticed it wasn’t just us — everyone seemed lost and confused. The directions and signage were really unclear. Every time we went out, someone was asking for directions.