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Kuala Lumpur


Once a small trading port, Kuala Lumpur is now a modern, bustling capital offering an eclectic mix of influences and experiences. Visit the Petronas Twin Towers which offer spectacular views of the city and of Masjid Jamek, the city’s oldest mosque. Then explore the more traditional culture in the back lanes of Chinatown. For those who love to shop take a trip to Bintang Walk or try your hand at the night markets on Petaling Street.


Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur


One of the most elegant hotels in the city, Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur is an oasis of sophisticated luxury and discreet service. Superbly located in the heart of the city and nestling amidst lush gardens, this newly renovated award-winning hotel is just 45 minutes from the airport. Elegance, meticulous attention to detail and the ultimate in comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of the Shangri-La’s 622 guest rooms, including 101 luxuriously appointed suites. The Shangri-La also boasts an impressive choice of cosmopolitan cuisine from its award-winning restaurants.


From £75 per person per night Staying in a Deluxe Room with breakfast daily. Flights and transfers not included.


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Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur


The Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is perfectly situated in the vibrant centre of the capital and its 30 storeys provide unparalleled views of the magnificent Petronas Twin Towers. The hotel is adjacent to one of the city’s best shopping malls and offers tennis, gym, squash and six restaurants that serve an array of excellent cuisine. Its 643 elegantly appointed rooms and suites are a haven of luxury as is the excellent spa and infinity pool.


From £95 per person per night Staying in a Deluxe City View Room with breakfast daily. Flights and transfers not included.


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The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur


The Ritz-Carlton, Kuala Lumpur is located within the prestigious Golden Triangle district and connects to the Starhill Gallery and Feast Village, offering guests a wonderfully tempting range of shopping and dining opportunities. 365 luxurious rooms and suites benefit from a 24-hour butler service as well as broadband internet, iPod docks and plush feather beds. There are four restaurants including The Lobby Lounge which serves Afternoon Tea and Sunday Roast. The Spa Village Kuala Lumpur offers an extensive range of treatments to relax and rejuvenate after a day’s exploration.


From £69 per person per night Staying in a Deluxe Room with breakfast daily. Flights and transfers not included.


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