Hotels in Malaysia

Much of Langkawi retains its traditional charm, on view in Pantai Cenang, a small village of formerly dilapidated Malay wooden houses. The property is

This luxury resort fronting a pristine cove was the first to put this Tanjung Rhu's tranquil sand and water on the map.

This recent addition to the Jalan Tanjung Rhu area boasts a 40-acre wetland, where naturalists lead boat tours of the mangrove forests.

The resort in Sabah has 44 overwater bungalows near the 130-million-year-old prehistoric forrest.

What to Expect: Set within a marine wildlife sanctuary off the central-eastern coast of the Malay Peninsula, rocky eight-acre Gemia Island has golden

26 wooden chalets on Pasir Panjang, the island’s longest stretch of sand.

Recently renovated high-rise with a marble lobby, 4 restaurants, and 662 red-and-beige rooms. 

Oceanside resort features 2 tree-shrouded pools; near Taman Rimba National Forest Reserve. 

This 492-room resort, just 10 minutes away from downtown Kota Kinabalu, has views of nearby islands. 

Capitalizing on the city’s evocative history, owner Narelle McMurtrie converted two rows of Chinese shop houses into 10 suites that call to mind early

Chinese tin miners, Arab goldsmiths, and durian farmers once lived in the 100-year-old villas at Temple Tree at Bon Ton Resort, on Malaysia’s Langkawi