Where to stay in Langkawi?

An archipelago of 99 islands, Langkawi is the Malaysia’s most promoted tourist destination. Away from the main island’s developed areas, Langkawi is rural with mountainous interior, villages, rice paddies and jungle­covered hills. A duty­free location, Langkawi is also the perfect place to buy cheap luxuries and it’s recognized for its excellent dive sites and what some say are the most beautiful beaches in Malaysia. Besides all that, sightseeing attractions that range from the Underwater World and the Cable Car & Skybridge to natural draws such as Langkawi’s offshore islets and the Telaga Tujuh waterfalls make Langkawi Malaysia’s most popular tourist destination.

Featuring an equatorial climate, Langkawi is suited for year­round travel. Shielded from major winds and storms by the mainland on one side and Sumatra on the other, the island has two prevailing seasons – dry season (November to March) and wet season. Temperatures are fairly consistent during the day, ranging from 30°C to 35°C, while at night they drop to 28°C or 29°C; humidity levels remain high at about 80% throughout the year. The most rainfall occurs in September and October, as a result of the monsoon winds.

Where to stay in Langkawi? We will not answer this question by giving our recommended list of hotels and resorts in Langkawi but introduce major areas to stay and their attractions. There are many nice hotels and resorts in Langkawi and the real difficult part is to determine in which town or around which beach to stay.

Langkawi Map - Source : Malaysia Maps

Pantai Cenang

Dubbed Langkawi’s main vein, Pantai Cenang is not as rowdy as Bangkok’s Khao San Road but it’s still the island’s most popular stretch. 25 km west of Kuah and 500 metres north of Pantai Tengah, the bay forms a white-sand beach strip, and the area is crammed with unobtrusive budget and mid-range beachfront accommodation. Mostly due to the burgeoning package tour clientele, Cenang has plenty of places that offer water sports and boat rentals. Good restaurants with an emphasis on Westernised local dishes, and the best
nightlife in Langkawi, results in an odd jumble of backpackers, expats, Asian tourists and families crowding the restaurants and bars come nightfall.

For resorts and hotels in Pantai Cenang, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Pantai Cenang Hotels page.

Pantai Cenang in Langkawi is Langkawi's most popular beach.

Pantai Tengah

The first of Langkawi’s western beaches, Pantai Tengah is situated just around the southern bend of the Pantai Cenang road. A family-friendly strip, with some low-key chalets as well as a few all-inclusive resorts, Tengah has the longest stretch of beach on the main island. The bay’s out-of-the-way location means that the water isn’t renewed by the tides and as a result looks quite murky. There’s not much sightseeing here, but there are quite a few spas, and tour operators are abundant. Eating out used to be limited to the various restaurants attached to the motels and resorts along the strip, but lately local enterprise has begun to hit Tengah’s food scene. The nightlife isn’t as prolific as Cenang but it’s popular with the locals.

For resorts and hotels in Pantai Tengah, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Pantai Tengah Hotels page.

Kuah

With an estimated 11,000 inhabitants, Kuah is easily Langkawi’s largest town. The arrival point for most ferries, it features a strip of modern high-rise hotels and duty-free shops along the main road, which hugs what little beach there is. Sitting on reclaimed land, it’s more of a fishing beach than a recreational one. Kuah’s not an unattractive place – in fact, the whitewashed Al Hana Mosque, which dominates its waterfront, is one of Langkawi’s most popular sightseeing attractions. The town will probably be your first view of Langkawi and it’s the place to settle any business matters as it’s one of the only places on the island for banks, post office, police station, a hospital and fast food eateries.

For resorts and hotels in Kuah, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Kuah Hotels page.

Kuah and its famous eagle statue (Dataran Lang) in Langkawi Eagle Square.According to folklore Langkawi’s name came from two Malay words – ‘helang’ (eagle) and ‘kawi' (reddish brown): hence lang-kawi.  - Source : Langkawi Info

Padang Matsirat

Located towards the northern end of the island (skirting the airport), a right turn off the main road brings you to Padang Matsirat (The Field of Burnt Rice). It’s only a few kilometres off the road that leads to the west coast beaches, and it offers many sightseeing spots (Makam Mahsuri, Snake Sanctuary and more). You’re going to need to rent a car to get to them as most of these spots are located far from each other. That being said, it takes the top spot as one of the best places to stay, especially if you’d like a quieter atmosphere than
Pantai Cenang or Tengah. There are a few good restaurants and attractions in the vicinity but if you’re looking for nightlife then stick closer to less provincial areas of Langkawi.

For resorts and hotels in Padang Matsirat, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Padang Matsirat Hotels page.

Pantai Kok

Pantai Kok is on the far western stretch of Langkawi. Hands down it’s the best beach in Langkawi – it’s quieter and more secluded than Cenang or Tengah and enjoys a very intimate feel. Major sightseeing attractions include the popular Oriental Village plus its only 2 km from the Telaga Tujuh waterfalls. High-end resorts like the Sheraton and Tanjung Sanctuary dominate lodging options here, but there are also a number of attractive chalets along the beach. The beach itself is beautiful with clean sand and clear waters, a thoroughly modern marina (Telaga Harbour Park) with a string of good shops, bars and restaurants, plus a
petrol station, bank and post office.

For resorts and hotels in Pantai Kok, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Pantai Kok Hotels page.

Datai Bay

Halfway along Pantai Kok’s main road, there’s a right turn that takes you down a narrow stretch of road leading to the north coast. After 10km, a road to the left leads to Datai Bay – home to some of Langkawi’s most exclusive resorts. The site of Datai Bay Golf Course (one of Malaysia’s top-ten golf clubs), the area’s crowning glory is located at the end of the curving road that takes you past the headland, where a couple of secluded coves afford great views of several Thai islands in the distance. Back-tracking from Datai Bay, there are a couple of reasonable stretches of undeveloped beach; you’ll find Pantai Pasir Hitam (Black Sand
Beach) here – a strip of beach with sand that looks as if it has been sluiced with tar.

For resorts and hotels in Pantai Kok, their room prices, latest deals and discounts as well as customer reviews refer to Langkawi Datai Bay Hotels page.

Datai Bay (Facilities seen here are Datai Langkawi Resort) - Source : ewtc.com

Langkawi Island

As a natural paradise,Langkawi is perhaps unmatched anywhere else in South East Asia. This archipelago of 104 islands in the Andaman Sea with the biggest named Langkawi Island,  is perfect for doing everything or nothing at all. You can enjoy nature-based activities, or simply laze by the beach. There are also several unique attractions such as natural parks, caves, infamous cable car, underwater world, many small islands and coral reefs for snorkelling and skuba diving. Langkawi is also a perfect place to charter a yacht and enjoy the wonders of Andaman Sea.

By far the largest of the islands is the eponymous Pulau Langkawi with a population of some 64,792, the only other inhabited island being nearby Pulau Tuba. Langkawi is also an administrative district with the town of Kuah as largest town. Langkawi is a duty-free island.

Langkawi is definitely one of the best tropical island in Malaysia for holiday. This blog post below is a comprehensive information to Langkawi Island:

Langkawi Island

Four Seasons Resort Langkawi Malaysia

Situated at the edge of a marine sanctuary, on an endless stretch of beach on the fabled Island of Legends, Four Seasons Resort Langkawi is the stepping stone to intriguing mangroves, ancient rainforests and dramatic limestone outcrops. All with their own flora and fauna. And all yours to discover.

Four Seasons Resort Langkawi offers 68 pavilions with private verandas or spacious terraces 23 villas, including 20 one-bedroom beachfront villas with private plunge pool, secluded outdoor shower and dedicated spa treatment room, 2 two-bedroom villas and a two-bedroom Royal Villa.

The resort features an exceptional spa with traditional Eastern therapies, spa boutique, spa bar and beauty salon, plus pavilion for yoga and meditation, 3 oceanfront restaurants with Asian and international cuisine and 3 bars, Library & Business Center with complimentary high speed Internet access from four dedicated desktop computers, sedicated indoor and outdoor function venues that can accommodate up to 120 guests
, a state-of-the-art gym, 2 freshwater pools including 55-metre Adult Quiet Pool, a tennis court and two 18-hole golf courses nearby and water sports including sailing, windsurfing and kayaking. There is also a complimentary year-round Kids For All Seasons facility

Inspired by distinctive architectural traditions, the Resort is a unique blend of delicate Malay woodwork and artefacts with the timeless refinement and grace of Mughal design. Intimate yet spacious, it offers every modern comfort in an ambience of remarkable serenity and effortless elegance.

Luxuriating in a tranquil setting, where the Andaman Sea spills onto silver sands, the Resort gazes towards emerald isles untouched by time. Whether kissed by the tropical sun, silhouetted by a haunting sunset or bathed with the gentle glow of Moorish lamps, Four Seasons Resort Langkawi is a world apart, yet less than 90 minutes from the international gateways of Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.

Four Seasons Resort Langkawi villa bedroom private terrace

Generously sized pavilions set amidst tropical gardens create an atmosphere of relaxation with timber floors, soaring ceilings and spacious verandas or terraces. Even more sumptuous, beachfront villas offer their own plunge pools, opulent bathrooms, outdoor garden showers and dedicated spa treatment rooms. The superbly designed bathrooms are an invitation to indulgence. Soak up the languid luxury of a Turkish-inspired hammam bath or bask in the sensuous delight of an outdoor rain shower in your secluded tropical garden.

The Resort’s magnificent pools are accentuated with fountains and water curtains, the eye further soothed by lush palms and flowering shrubs.

Feast upon succulent seafood against a backdrop of ocean and islands. Savour sunset cocktails by the beach. Whether discovering creative Asian gourmet cuisine in the romance of a Rajasthani tent, or savouring sun-drenched Mediterranean flavours on a terrace overlooking the sea, every meal is an epicurean affair. And every setting as spectacular as the cuisine.

Luxury island hotel getaways near Singapore

Singapore is a tropical island but is definitely not a beach, sea sports and nature type of tropical island destination. It is densely populated and has almost no beaches. But luckily there are some very nice island getaways from Singapore within a few hours away. We are not talking about Phuket, Koh Samui, Bali, etc. These are nearer.

Many of these relatively unknown islands offer one or more luxurious hotel accomodation which blend lavish forests and lovely beaches in a fantastic holiday. Here we have listed some of the best luxury island hotels these islands near Singapore. Some of these hotels are less than 1 hour ferry ride away!

Banyan Tree Bintan

Located in the northern coast of Bintan called Bintan resorts, Banyan Tree Bintan is just 45 minutes from Singapore by ferry but worlds apart from the busy life in Singapore. The resort is located on a hill overlooking the South China Sea and the private beach and is an all-villa resort. If you can afford it, it offers an unforgettable getaway.

Banyan Tree Bintan

Montigo Resorts Nongsa, Batam Island Indonesia
Just 45 minutes ferry ride away from Singapore, Montigo Resorts Nongsa offers a perfect gateway destination in Batam Island’s exclusive North-Eastern coast. This is an all villa resort and all villas are spacious and feature panoramic views of the beautiful sea.

Montigo Resorts Nongsa, Batam Island Indonesia

Japamala Resort by Samadhi Retreats, Tioman Island Malaysia
Tioman Island is one of the nearest and mosr popular tropical island getaway from Singapore. It can be reached by a bus + ferry ride or simply by 40 minutes flight (recommended).

5-Star Japamala Resort is the only boutique hotel on Tioman Island and the only resort in Malaysia chosen to be a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux. The rooms of this resort are surrounded by natural streams, steep cliffs, with Malay village styled villas and chalets designed to complement the surrounding natural elements. The combination of luxurious accommodations and fine dining facilities makes this resort the perfect place for a secluded getaway without compromising on comfort. Pure white beaches and gorgeous, glistening waters are just a part of the island’s charm. Guests can enjoy many activities on the island, including diving, beach combing, rock climbing and snorkelling.

Japamala Resort Seaview Sarang Villa

Datai Langkawi, Langkawi Island Malaysia

The Datai Langkawi is one of a kind. Conceived as a grand retreat, immersed in an ancient virgin rainforest, it is an icon of luxury. Its secluded villas are set on meandering paths leading down to a private bay and white sandy beaches, facing the Andaman Sea; the ultimate in peaceful perfection.

The Datai Langkawi received the Global Luxury Island Resort Award at The World Luxury Travel Awards 2012.

Datai Langkawi

Sibu Island Resort, Sibu Island Malaysia

Sibu Island is one of the nearest islands of Malaysia to Singapore which is only 3-4 hours bus drive + ferry ride away. Since it is not as big and established as Tioman, getting there on your own may be a problem but once you are there it offers a relaxed and quiet holiday destination.

Sibu Island Resort offers a quite a pleasant stay with activities like snorkeling, just lying on the beach and swimming. It is not the top notch like the other hotels in this article but offers the nearest island escape from Singapore.

Sibu Island Resort

Costa Cruises cruise promotion 2013: Costa Victoria

Sky-class cruise ship Costa Victoria has 5D4N cruises to Phuket & Langkawi and  Kuantan & Koh Samui with a great deal attached to them. Costa Victoria offers a varied choice of cruising option and destinations which provide a fascinating blend of history, culture, adventure and scenery, ranging from the idyllic beaches of Phuket, Koh Samui and Langkawi, to the temples and pagodas of historical Kuantan. Passengers can savour culinary delights, discover great shopping and soak in the sounds and sights of these exotic destinations.

Costa Victoria cruise ship reflects the spirit and warmth of Italy where each passenger decks are named for some of the world's most passionate operas, and you'll fell the passion, too, the moment you step aboard. A stunning seven-story atrium reveals a boldly sophisticated ship avant-garde in design and opulent in style. Here, every comfort and convenience awaits you. The Pompei Spa, with its tranquil indoor pool and mosaic-tile columns, is the ultimate in elegance, featuring a sauna, Turkish bath, gymnasium and luxury spa treatments. The sleek Festival Show Lounge is a great place for exciting entertainment. From the breathtaking Concord Plaza to the state-of-the-art Rock Star Disco, from the Orpheus Grand Bar to the Monte Carlo Casino, the Costa Victoria has it all.

There are 5 price options with this cruise deal departing from Singapore:

• Option 1 : Departure on 11, 15 OR 19 Nov 2013 (2 Adults + 2 Children) – Only $312 per pax instead of $824 (Min 4 Pax)
• Option 2 : Departure on 30 Nov 2013, 7 OR 14 Dec 2013 (2 Adults + 2 Children) – Only $344 per pax instead of $824 (Min 4 Pax)
• Option 3 : Departure on 11 OR 19 Nov 2013 (Twin Sharing only) – Only $406 per pax instead of $824 (Min 2 Pax)
• Option 4 : Departure on 30 Nov 2013, 7 OR 14 Dec 2013 (Twin Sharing only) – Only $447 per pax instead of $824 (Min 2 Pax)
• Option 5 : Departure on 15 Nov 2013 (Min 2 Pax) – Only $468 per pax instead of $824

Costa Cruises cruise promotion 2013: Costa Victoria

Here is the cruise schedule:
4-NIGHT DISCOVERY OF KUANTAN & KOH SAMUI
Day 1 - Cruise from Singapore at 19:00
Day 2 - Cruise to Kuantan arriving at 08:00 and same day departure at 13:00.
Day 3 - Cruise to Phuket arriving at 13:00 and same day departure at 19:00.
Day 4 - Cruise to Singapore
Day 5 - Arrival at Singapore at 09:00

4-NIGHT DISCOVERY OF PHUKET & LANGKAWI
Day 1 - Cruise from Singapore at 20:00
Day 2 - Cruise to Phuket
Day 3 - Arrival at Phuket at 08:00 and same day departure at 18:00
Day 4 - Cruise to Langkawi arrival at 08:00 and same day departure at 14:00
Day 5 - Cruise to Singapore arriving at 14:00

For the deal, read more details and the fine-print here. You can visit here for other Asian Cruises.

Flights to Langkawi from Singapore

Langkawi island off the northwestern shores of Malaysia is a very popular island getaway destination from Singapore.

Currently there are 2 airlines offering flights from Singapore to Langkawi: AirAsia and SilkAir (when you book Singapore - Langkawi flight from Singapore Airlines, it is operated by SilkAir).

AirAsia is your only budget flight option to Langkawi from Singapore. The low cost carrier flies daily between Langkawi and Singapore. The flight from Singapore to Langkawi usually takes of around 11:00 in the morning and the flight from Langkawi to Singapore usually takes of around 08:00 PM in the evening.

SilkAir, a regional arm of Singapore Airlines, flies to Langkawi in all weekdays except Monday and Wednesday.

The flight between Singapore and Langkawi takes about 1 hour 30 minutes. The flights operate between Singapore Changi Airport and Langkawi International Airport.

Other than Singapore, there are direct flights to Langkawi from Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Hat Yai, and Phuket.

If you cannot find direct flights from Singapore to Langkawi, you have several options: You can for example fly from Singapore to Penang and from there take a ferry to Langkawi which is about a 2 hours travel time. Or you can fly to KL first and take a flight from there to Langkawi.

Langkawi is almost 13 hours bus travel away from Johor Bahru so if you are not really a budget traveler, your first option should be flying there (unlike Penang Island Langkawi is not connected to mainland Malaysia so after bus, you still need to take a ferry). If you think flying is expensive, you can take a sleeper train to Kuala Kedah and then take a taxi to ferry terminal.

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How to find cheap flights to Langkawi from Singapore?
Well, since AirAsia and Tigerair are the only budget airlines flying directly from Singapore to Langkawi, it is best to check their web sites first. If you are lucky, you can even catch a flight promotion for Langkawi.

If this option is closes, the second best option might be to fly budget to Penang or Kuala Lumpur and then take a ferry from Penang to Langkawi. JetStar, Tiger Airways and AirAsia are the budget carriers flying directly from Singapore to Penang Island. JetStar and AirAsia are the only two budget operators flying to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore.

If you are planning a holiday in Langkawi, you can also try your luck to find a package deal in one of Singapore based deal sites such as Deal.com.sg. From time to time, there are deals for Langkawi where hotel stay plus a return flight can be purchased for less than 200 SGD.

Casa del Mar, Langkawi is the top hotels in Malaysia

Casa del Mar, Langkawi was chosen as the No. 1 winner in the Top 25 Hotels in Malaysia category by TripAdvisor in its 2013 Travellers’ Choice® awards.

Now in its eleventh year, the annual TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice awards honour the world’s best hotels, earning their distinction from those who know them best – real travellers. Unlike any other hotel honours, TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice winners are based on millions of valuable reviews and opinions from travellers around the world.

“TripAdvisor is once again thrilled to recognise the world’s most outstanding hotels with the help of more than 75 million reviews and opinions from travellers around the globe,” said Christine Petersen, president, TripAdvisor for Business. “From the best bargain hotels to top luxury properties, outstanding service, value and quality are the hallmarks of our Travellers’ Choice winners.”

Casa del Mar is located on the island of Langkawi, north-west of Peninsula Malaysia. Pulau Langkawi or Langkawi Island is the biggest of this group of 99 magical islands which are on the doorstep just waiting to be explored. Offering sea view accommodation in Langkawi for all, beachside dining options, Spa facilities & water sports, the 34 room Casa del Mar Langkawi is the perfect oasis for travellers looking for a private and peaceful retreat in Langkawi, Malaysia.

Casa del Mar, Langkawi

The beautiful island of Langkawi belongs to an archipelago of 99 islands off the west coast of Malaysia. Known for its perfect beaches and relaxed atmosphere, Langkawi is an official UNESCO World Geopark location and houses a diverse range of flora and fauna. 

Rebak Island Resort Langkawi - A Taj Hotel

A Taj Hotel, is the only resort on the privately owned 390 acre Rebak Island that commands a magnificent view of the Senari Straits bordering the Andaman Sea with a pristine and secluded beach. The Rebak Island, named after the native Rebak tree, is one of the 99 isles that make up the legendary Langkawi. The island is blessed with a tropical climate, stunning rock formations and lush forest as old as a million years. Rebak Island is ensconced by crystal-clear waters, teeming with marine life that is perfect for a range of water sports and recreational activities.

The hotel has the only fully equipped Marina in Malaysia. Set away from the mainland, the island enjoys an exclusive and tranquil ambience. It is 4 kms away from the main island of Langkawi and 15 minutes boat ride from Port Langkasuka. The resort offers a choice of luxurious accommodation, dining, services and activities that makes it a perfect holiday destination and romantic seaside retreat. The soothing whisper of waves, the fragrance of flowers and herbs and the comfort of sheer luxury set to offer a truly special tropical paradise.

The resort offers a choice of luxurious accommodation, dining, services and activities that makes it a perfect holiday destination and romantic seaside retreat.

Rebak Island Resort Langkawi - A Taj Hotel

Accomodation

Rebak Island Resort Langkawi - A Taj Hotel offers 94 rooms. The timbered rooms are set in clusters shaded by palm trees; clumps of tamarind, coconut and local herbs enhance the rustic ambiance. The beautiful landscape gardens of the resort have a lush tropical flora and a tropical forest in the background. The resort’s landscape allows most rooms to enjoy clear views of the Senari Straits. The newly appointed rooms have wooden flooring with contemporary interiors that retain the charm of a Malaysian dwelling.

Getting there
Guests arrive at Langkawi airport and drive down to Port Langkasuka - it is a 5 mins drive from the airport to the Port. A 15 mins boat ride brings you to the jetty on Rebak Island. It is a short walk or a buggy ride from the jetty to the resort lobby. Rebak Island is only 4 kms away from the main island.

The Datai Langkawi Luxury Island Resort Win a Top Honour for Malaysia

The World Luxury Hotel Awards (WLHA) 2012 was held in Kuala Lumpur on October 2012 and saw The Datai Langkawi,  a luxury destination resort located on the north‐western tip of the lush tropical island of Langkawi, walk away with the coveted award for Global Luxury Island Resort. Voting for the award was based on facilities and service excellence and was cast by thousands of travelers from around the world and hotel guests. This was the only win for Malaysia in the global category.

The award was accepted by Mr. Anthony A. Sebastian, General Manager of the resort. “I am very proud to be representing The Datai Langkawi and Malaysia through this prestigious win. My team and I are humbled by this kind recognition and will continue to lead the way in raising the bar for a truly unique and luxurious island resort stay. We thank our guests, peers, our corporate team and most importantly our owners for their continuous support,” said Mr. Sebastian.

The Datai Langkawi is a luxury destination resort located on the north‐western tip of the lush tropical island of Langkawi, off the coast of West Malaysia. Known for being an oasis of relaxation and tranquility, The Datai is surrounded by centuries‐old virgin rainforest with a private footpath leading to an idyllic white sand beach, swimming pool and spa, and nearby championship golf course. The Datai’s 40 villas, 16 suites and 54 rooms are all set within the rainforest with their own private veranda and stunning views of the lush tropical landscape and breathtaking Andaman Sea beyond.

The WLHA also extended top honors in 29 other categories to hotels and resorts from 19 other nations. South East Asian neighbors Singapore and Thailand also received awards for Global Luxury Airport Hotel and Global Luxury Hotel respectively.

The Datai Langkawi

The WLHA aims to encourage & raise service standards within the luxury hotel industry. The WLHA is regarded the highest accolade that a property can receive within the global luxury hotel industry.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards (WLHA) stands testimony to dedication, enthusiasm and leadership in the high demand luxury hotel industry.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards recognize but also aim to maintain overall service excellence by building staff moral since success is a combined effort of a hotel's entire team. Acknowledgement of committed quality customer care is important to maintain a persistent level of service. Evidence have shown that a guest feel confident when booking a World Luxury Hotel Awards recognized hotel that have been rewarded further to unsurpassed excellence, voted for by industry experts &guests that have experienced these hotels.

The criteria to be successfully nominated & included in the official World Luxury Hotel Awards voting process is overall service excellence. Only hotels, lodges & resorts operating in a luxury niche market are able to participate in the World Luxury Hotel Awards. The World Luxury Hotel Awards focus only on the luxury hotel sector and do not recognize any other areas of the travel industry.
In tradition of the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards, The World Luxury Hotel Awards are the world’s most prestigious & exclusive Awards recognizing the best facilities and service excellence the hotel industry has to offer.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards celebrate ‘legends’. By association as a winner-hotel within the World Luxury Hotel Awards, becomes part of the very rare ‘legendary hotel’ association.

See also our where to stay in Langkawi article.