When it comes to fusing history and modernity, no other place in Asia is a match against Malaysia. Known as a cultural melting pot, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia has successfully combined Malay heritage with contemporary trends. Where better to see this than at Bintang Warisan Hotel. Steeped with marble floors and colonial architecture, this Kuala Lumpur accommodation has preserved a legacy of hospitality that can last for centuries.
Timeless Style, Utter Comfort
Rooms at Bintang Warisan Hotel embodies classical beauty, with its thoughtfully furnished and fully carpeted suites. However, each accommodation is also teeming with all the essential amenities that are perfect for travelers looking for utmost comfort. The rooms come with free Wi-Fi Internet access, TV with in-house movies, private toilet and bath, coffee/tea maker, ironing facilities and more.
Fine Malaysian Hospitality
Apart from providing travelers with a comfortable abode on their Malaysian trip without breaking bank, Bintang Warisan Hotel is known for their unique hospitality, rooted in Malaysian tradition. Enjoy a wide array of local and international dishes at The Heritage Coffeehouse. You can also avail of their car rental service so you can drive around Kuala Lumpur like a local. Their guest services also include: postal service, doctor-on-call, laundry service, wake up call, and safety deposit boxes.
A Cosmopolitan Haven
Bintang Warisan Hotel sits at Bukit Bintang, one of the most expedient addresses in Kuala Lumpur. Staying here gives you access to the city’s key places of interest like the hawker markets of Jalan Alor and Jalan Bukit Bintang, the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center and the Petronas Towers. Countless shopping centres can also be found near the hotel like KL Plaza, Lot 10 Shopping Centre, Little India, Aquaria, Mid-Valley Mega Mall, Pavilion, and Fahrenheit 88.
If you’re looking for a hotel in Kuala Lumpur that offers a more immersive experience during your Malaysia trip, Bintang Warisan Hotel certainly offers the best of both Kuala Lumpur’s rich history and modernity.
Friday, February 10, 2017
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Let the Golden Rooster Give You A Treat!
The Chinese New year is steeped in tradition which includes Shou Sui which literally means “after New Year’s Eve dinner” to the establishment of new year markets; small stalls that are decorated by red lanterns and sell fireworks, decorations, crafts and food. This is an example of how the celebration balances both individual households with community participation; a prime example of yin and yang. This is important for the Chinese to usher the New Year not only as one big community but also as individual families.
As such, there is no better way to celebrate the New Year than at The Shore Hotel and Residences Melaka. Located next to the Shore Shopping Gallery, Sky Tower Melacca, Ocenarium and Toy Museum, the hotel allows guests to mix shopping with the intimacy of spending quite time with the family. As our Chinese New Year Special guests would get special discounts in room rates, the lowest being at MYR168++.
Enjoy the use of our facilities located at the 9th floor such as our children, lap and Jacuzzi pools. For the health buffs, there is also a gymnasium, sauna and Omni court where guests can get their daily fitness routine.
Located at the historical Melaka city which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, guests can enjoy the various historical sites that are a mix of pre-colonial and modern necessities, all within walking distance from the hotel.
This Chinese New Year Special can be availed of until February 12, 2017. We encourage you to book directly only at the http://theshorehotelmelaka.com/ for lower rates and instant confirmation.
As such, there is no better way to celebrate the New Year than at The Shore Hotel and Residences Melaka. Located next to the Shore Shopping Gallery, Sky Tower Melacca, Ocenarium and Toy Museum, the hotel allows guests to mix shopping with the intimacy of spending quite time with the family. As our Chinese New Year Special guests would get special discounts in room rates, the lowest being at MYR168++.
Enjoy the use of our facilities located at the 9th floor such as our children, lap and Jacuzzi pools. For the health buffs, there is also a gymnasium, sauna and Omni court where guests can get their daily fitness routine.
Located at the historical Melaka city which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, guests can enjoy the various historical sites that are a mix of pre-colonial and modern necessities, all within walking distance from the hotel.
This Chinese New Year Special can be availed of until February 12, 2017. We encourage you to book directly only at the http://theshorehotelmelaka.com/ for lower rates and instant confirmation.
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
4 Of The Best Speakeasy Bars in Malaysia
You wouldn’t believe how energetic the people of Malaysia are at night. The destinations one can go to once the sun has set is limitless: pubs, clubs, specialty cafes, restaurants, and even sky-high rooftops. However, there’s been a trend that isn’t exactly new but has taken the interest of a new wave of night owls: speakeasy bars.
Speakeasy bars are basically underground drinking establishment that aren’t exactly easy to find. Most of these places don’t even have signs to tell you where they are, only those adventurous enough in the city are able to stumble into them. On your next trip here, you won’t just have to look for hotels in Petaling Jaya, you will also have to bring this list of speakeasy bars with you and experience a unique late night escapade.
Mr. Brooks
This place is easier to spot compared to other speakeasy bars, but Mr. Brooks still offers one of the most intimate and discreet places to hang out in. Located on the third floor of Bangsar Shopping Centre, Mr. Brooks is a gin and cocktail bar decorated like a British gentlemen’s club. Look for a makeshift garage with a purple Sunbeam Alpine Car parked inside. Find the tools panel on the wall, push through, and the entrance will be revealed to you.
Blue Elephant Bar
Found in Damansara, Petaling Jaya is the Blue Elephant Bar. It’s relatively new, so if you’re tired of overcrowded bars, this is the best place for you. Their interior takes inspiration from Hollywood with its stylish and glitzy design and portraits of iconic actors. To find it, you need to look for a doorway advertising the SCSG Corporate Service, the one with a blue light shining on the pavement. From there you will see posters lining the walls of a red-carpeted staircase; this will lead you to Blue Elephant Bar.
Whisky, Tango and Foxtrot Bar
Despite its hilarious acronym, Whisky, Tango and Foxtrot Bar offers a sophisticated ambiance and an extensive array of imported liquor and premium cigars (ones from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Cameroon). It can be found within Avenue K, next to Suria KLCC. You will need to find a narrow London telephone booth in the Samba Brazilian Steakhouse. The bar is furnished with dark-coloured chairs and tables and has big cabinets filled with different kinds of liquor, from Scottish malts to Japanese whiskies.
Tate Bar
If you’re looking for more than just sophistication, then you should definitely drop by classy Tate Bar. It has one of the most hard-to-find entrances, so you will have to keep your eyes peeled for this one. To find it, go to Intermark KL and head to the south side of the ground floor. You will need to look for a glossy wall with a light fixture shaped like a small top hat. Give the door a push and walk along its dimly lit corridors; there, you will be greeted by a suit of armour. Tate Bar gives off an exclusive gentleman’s club vibe, but rest assured that it is open to everyone.
So once you’ve dropped your bags in any of the Petaling Jaya hotels like The Royale BIntang The Curve, head on out to one of these speakeasy bars and have the time of your life.
Speakeasy bars are basically underground drinking establishment that aren’t exactly easy to find. Most of these places don’t even have signs to tell you where they are, only those adventurous enough in the city are able to stumble into them. On your next trip here, you won’t just have to look for hotels in Petaling Jaya, you will also have to bring this list of speakeasy bars with you and experience a unique late night escapade.
Mr. Brooks
This place is easier to spot compared to other speakeasy bars, but Mr. Brooks still offers one of the most intimate and discreet places to hang out in. Located on the third floor of Bangsar Shopping Centre, Mr. Brooks is a gin and cocktail bar decorated like a British gentlemen’s club. Look for a makeshift garage with a purple Sunbeam Alpine Car parked inside. Find the tools panel on the wall, push through, and the entrance will be revealed to you.
Blue Elephant Bar
Found in Damansara, Petaling Jaya is the Blue Elephant Bar. It’s relatively new, so if you’re tired of overcrowded bars, this is the best place for you. Their interior takes inspiration from Hollywood with its stylish and glitzy design and portraits of iconic actors. To find it, you need to look for a doorway advertising the SCSG Corporate Service, the one with a blue light shining on the pavement. From there you will see posters lining the walls of a red-carpeted staircase; this will lead you to Blue Elephant Bar.
Whisky, Tango and Foxtrot Bar
Despite its hilarious acronym, Whisky, Tango and Foxtrot Bar offers a sophisticated ambiance and an extensive array of imported liquor and premium cigars (ones from Cuba, Nicaragua, and Cameroon). It can be found within Avenue K, next to Suria KLCC. You will need to find a narrow London telephone booth in the Samba Brazilian Steakhouse. The bar is furnished with dark-coloured chairs and tables and has big cabinets filled with different kinds of liquor, from Scottish malts to Japanese whiskies.
Tate Bar
If you’re looking for more than just sophistication, then you should definitely drop by classy Tate Bar. It has one of the most hard-to-find entrances, so you will have to keep your eyes peeled for this one. To find it, go to Intermark KL and head to the south side of the ground floor. You will need to look for a glossy wall with a light fixture shaped like a small top hat. Give the door a push and walk along its dimly lit corridors; there, you will be greeted by a suit of armour. Tate Bar gives off an exclusive gentleman’s club vibe, but rest assured that it is open to everyone.
So once you’ve dropped your bags in any of the Petaling Jaya hotels like The Royale BIntang The Curve, head on out to one of these speakeasy bars and have the time of your life.
Monday, February 6, 2017
Bintang Warisan Hotel Offers the LOWEST Nightly Hotel Rate Online
If you’re waiting for a sign to go on that Kuala Lumpur trip that you’ve been planning, this is it! When it comes to backpacking and immersing yourself with culture, nothing beats a Kuala Lumpur hotel that wants to bring you the best of what Malaysia can bring. Bintang Warisan Hotel is offering the lowest nightly rate available only when you book on the website.
This promo includes, half board meals (a choice between breakfast and lunch OR breakfast and dinner), Wi-Fi Internet access, guaranteed instant confirmation, and a stay in a furnished, fully-carpeted Standard Single/Double room.
You’ll have to hurry, though, because it’s available only for 2 rooms daily! Make sure you drop by http://www.bintangwarisanhotel.com/ to get the lowest rate available online. Promo is available until December 31, 2017.
Bintang Warisan Hotel is one of the few hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that has perfectly combined Malaysia’s rich history and culture with today’s contemporary luxuries. You wouldn’t want to stay anywhere that offers any less.
*Promo conditions may change without prior notice
This promo includes, half board meals (a choice between breakfast and lunch OR breakfast and dinner), Wi-Fi Internet access, guaranteed instant confirmation, and a stay in a furnished, fully-carpeted Standard Single/Double room.
You’ll have to hurry, though, because it’s available only for 2 rooms daily! Make sure you drop by http://www.bintangwarisanhotel.com/ to get the lowest rate available online. Promo is available until December 31, 2017.
Bintang Warisan Hotel is one of the few hotels in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that has perfectly combined Malaysia’s rich history and culture with today’s contemporary luxuries. You wouldn’t want to stay anywhere that offers any less.
*Promo conditions may change without prior notice
Sunday, February 5, 2017
A Cool New Place in Tagaytay City
There's something about Tagaytay City that makes it a
favorite destination of both the local residents of the Philippines as well as
foreigners. Aside from being the country's 2nd coldest city, there are so many
other things that Tagaytay can be proud of and one of it is, contrary to its
climate, the city's warm welcome to those who visit.
Tagaytay City has an advantageous vantage point that
overlooks the highly famous Taal Volcano and Taal Lake. Because of this, many
entrepreneurs have taken it to their advantage and have put up a variety of
businesses around the area including restaurants, hotels, bed-and-breakfasts,
and coffee shops. People now visit Tagaytay not only for special events and
occasions, but also for a quick getaway any tine of the week! It is already no
surprise that lots of establishments in the city take pride in having a view of
the Taal Volcano and Taal Lake but there's one hotel in Tagaytay that go beyond
giving the people a breathtaking view of this tourist spot.
Escala Tagaytay is one of Tagaytay City's newest
attractions. Not a lot of people know about this hotel just yet and perhaps
that makes it even more exciting to discover. Then again, it's something that
vacationers shouldn't miss out on!
Though it is quite new, Escala Tagaytay is sure to
provide a hotel experience unlike any other from its surrounding area. First of
all, its structure alone is unique. It has a distinct “U” shape in such a way
that the iconic infinity pool sits in the middle while surrounding it are the
hotel rooms. The hotel's structure also lets the guests enjoy the cool breeze
of Tagaytay while, as an additional treat, guests take in the scenic view of
Taal. Speaking of views, all hotel rooms are spiced up with one. Guests checked
in at this hotel in Tagaytay will either get a view of Taal or the hotel's own
stunning piece, the infinity pool.
Being an immediate getaway destination of lots of people
makes Tagaytay City a busy place. Don't worry about that because Escala
Tagaytay is located away from the busy streets without even giving anyone a
hard time getting to it! Most of all, it is also located near Tagaytay's
well-loved spots including Sky Ranch and Picnic Grove; an ideal place for a fun
time with family and friends.
How's that for something cool and new?
For more information about this hotel in Tagaytay, visit
the website at www.escalatagaytay.com
Why You Must Pair These Bread Types With Coffee
There is nothing better than to start the day with bread and
coffee. Only in Manila, this hotel in the Philippines has the heart to
understand the difference between work and play. Whether it’s night or day,
sometimes the city barely sleeps with all the hustle
and bustle during the corporate world. Century Park Hotel Manila can offer the comfort
you deserve after a hard day of work and it's a convenient place to rest for those who live afar.
When you’re at this hotel, you can wake up to a home you feel like you’re
already in. Since the hotel holds the highlight of championships in bread
competitions including Les Toques Blanches, their delicious pastries is one of
the hotel’s signature trademarks when it comes to dining. If you love coffee, then try some of hotel's main
bread on display and try to come up with some combinations of your own. Here
are a few selections that fits
best with your coffee fix of the day.
Croissants
- Flaky and crispy, this bread pastry is best paired with a café
latte that will add a bittersweet taste on the start of the morning.
Danish
Pastries - If you have a sweet tooth, you can enjoy this multilayered of
confection that will boost your energy to another level with a cup of cappuccino.
Banana Bread – Best to have this during an afternoon snack time when you’re on your break and it will go best with an Americano to even out the balanced taste of your breakfast.
Pandesal – Carry on our Filipino traditions of the famous common bread roll is known to be best paired with a mocha latte. It would taste even better when you dip the bread in your beverage for that soft bite.
Banana Bread – Best to have this during an afternoon snack time when you’re on your break and it will go best with an Americano to even out the balanced taste of your breakfast.
Pandesal – Carry on our Filipino traditions of the famous common bread roll is known to be best paired with a mocha latte. It would taste even better when you dip the bread in your beverage for that soft bite.
The bread at the hotel dedicates their guests to bringing the
best baked bread that always come out fresh. The staff does their best to
accommodate you with a way to even further enhance their delicious baked
goods, by sharing some coffee drinking suggestions. So if ever you’re in search of a hotel in
Malate, Century Park Hotel will always have a place for you to unwind.
To inquire reservations, visit the website at http://www.centurypark.com/
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
The Best Landmarks to Check Out in Da Nang, Vietnam
The port city of Da Nang in one of the most beautiful places in Central Vietnam. This coastal area is filled with sights and sounds that travelers will surely enjoy. Get a hotel in Da Nang and check out 7 notable and modern attractions that you and your friends can visit during your stay.
Cham Sculpture Museum - Learn about Cham culture and architecture while enjoying art work from ages ago at this museum. The building first opened in 1919 but two new galleries were added in the 1920s and 1930s, respectively. Today, there are over a thousan relics and art work reflecting the life and times of Champa people from past to present.
Myson Sanctuary - A large complex of religious monuments originally consisting of more than 70 structures; the vestiges of 25 of which remain today. The builders of Myson were the nobility of the Champa Kingdom who derived their cultural and spiritual influences almost exclusively from India.
Son Tra Peninsula - A scenic escape from the rapidly growing urban area of Da Nang city. The area was gained worldwide exposure in the summer of 2010 with the completion of Son Tra Quan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, which looks similar to the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Strike a pose and get those likes from your friends on social media.
Linh Ung Pagoda - Believe it or not, there are 3 pagodas with the same name in Vietnam. Good thing each one is far from the other. The one in Bana Hills has a giant statue of Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism. The Lin Ung in Son Tra Peninsula has the Goddess of Mercy, while the final one in Non Nuoc features a 30-meter Buddha Tower with 200 statues and stone pictures.
Ba Na Hills Cable Car - the world's longest cable car. It measures more than 5 km long. The cable connects Ba Na Mountain with the summit of Vong Nguyet. It holds the record for the largest gondola station, plus serves a museum about the history of the locale.
Bana Fantasy Park - Satisfies the entertainment demands of all ages, featuring amusing games for children to X-games for adults. This international-standard theme park also provides three main food courts serving Western and Asian food alongside souvenir shops offering various various gift and merchandise to choose from.
Rong Cao Bridge - A 666-meter-long (2,185 feet) dragon-shaped bridge that breathes fire and spouts plumes of water. Stay at an accommodation in Danang like Grand Tourane Hotel so you'd be just a few minutes drive from this famous landmark.
Cham Sculpture Museum - Learn about Cham culture and architecture while enjoying art work from ages ago at this museum. The building first opened in 1919 but two new galleries were added in the 1920s and 1930s, respectively. Today, there are over a thousan relics and art work reflecting the life and times of Champa people from past to present.
Myson Sanctuary - A large complex of religious monuments originally consisting of more than 70 structures; the vestiges of 25 of which remain today. The builders of Myson were the nobility of the Champa Kingdom who derived their cultural and spiritual influences almost exclusively from India.
Son Tra Peninsula - A scenic escape from the rapidly growing urban area of Da Nang city. The area was gained worldwide exposure in the summer of 2010 with the completion of Son Tra Quan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, which looks similar to the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). Strike a pose and get those likes from your friends on social media.
Linh Ung Pagoda - Believe it or not, there are 3 pagodas with the same name in Vietnam. Good thing each one is far from the other. The one in Bana Hills has a giant statue of Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism. The Lin Ung in Son Tra Peninsula has the Goddess of Mercy, while the final one in Non Nuoc features a 30-meter Buddha Tower with 200 statues and stone pictures.
Ba Na Hills Cable Car - the world's longest cable car. It measures more than 5 km long. The cable connects Ba Na Mountain with the summit of Vong Nguyet. It holds the record for the largest gondola station, plus serves a museum about the history of the locale.
Bana Fantasy Park - Satisfies the entertainment demands of all ages, featuring amusing games for children to X-games for adults. This international-standard theme park also provides three main food courts serving Western and Asian food alongside souvenir shops offering various various gift and merchandise to choose from.
Rong Cao Bridge - A 666-meter-long (2,185 feet) dragon-shaped bridge that breathes fire and spouts plumes of water. Stay at an accommodation in Danang like Grand Tourane Hotel so you'd be just a few minutes drive from this famous landmark.
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