Eastern & Oriental Hotel
5 StarsHeritage Wing swimming pool, In-house history gallery
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Heritage Wing swimming pool, In-house history gallery
Panoramic bay and hill views, Outdoor pool and wellness facilities
Dedicated family room options, Strategic food paradise location
Infinity swimming pool with jacuzzi, Diverse dining at Taste Cafe
Exclusive beach and poolside dining, Lesong Coffee House restaurant
Highest acrylic bottom swimming pool, Magic glass bathroom technology
Spacious rooms with harbor views, Personalized poolside hospitality
Rooftop infinity pool with panoramic views, Gravity rooftop bar
Convenient on-site parking, Charming heritage building ambiance
Modern and minimalist design, Strategic George Town location
Dedicated kids' pool, Lemongrass Restaurant international and Malaysian cuisine
Boutique heritage design, Proximity to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion
Panoramic Malacca Strait views, Indoor pool with integrated jacuzzi
Straits of Malacca vistas, Rooftop swimming pool
Japanese restaurant, Relaxing spa facilities
Rooftop infinity swimming pool, Eat all-day dining restaurant
Beachfront location on Tanjung Tokong, Outdoor swimming pool with sea views
On-site restaurant, Zen-inspired minimalist interiors
DSRT Sky Room views, Saltwater infinity swimming pool
Expansive sea views, Dedicated wellness facilities
Views of the Straits of Malacca, Budget-friendly UNESCO Heritage stay
Rooftop infinity pool with quayside views, Signature massage and spa treatments
Infinity pool with sea views, Diverse culinary experiences at Timur Coffee House
Outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly accommodations
Outdoor swimming pool, Family-friendly accommodations
Kopitan Classic White Coffee restaurant, Batik art class experience
Infinity swimming pool with city views, Minimalist design and co-working lounge
Modern minimalist design with local art, Proximity to diverse eateries and shops
Authentic heritage shophouse experience, Prime George Town Heritage Zone location
Outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers, Family rooms with sofa beds
Infinity pool with panoramic views, Modern and clean design
Boutique hotel experience, La Vie restaurant
Family-friendly city exploration base, Strategic UNESCO site location
Outdoor swimming pool, On-site Snugfood Kiosk
Outdoor swimming pool with city views, Diverse on-site dining options
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Georgetown is the capital of the Malaysian island of Penang and rejoices in multiple cultural influences. The old town area has its fascinating shophouses, mosques and more than a fair share of British colonial style buildings. The new town has a different excitement with shopping malls and skyscraper buildings. It is the old part, though, where you’ll find the colour, character and reputedly, the finest food delicacies in South East Asia. Such is the local affection for days gone by, that high-teas and hazy memories of the British Raj survive with enthusiasm. It’s time to take tea and savour some enticing Georgetown blends.
Once you have shaken off the possible limitations of your hotel’s dinner menus, there’s a brave new world, out there, on the streets of Georgetown. This is where you’ll sample a diversity and authenticity of dishes served up from street-lined stalls. Malay and Indian cuisine has prominence here and resistance is futile as you submit gladly to the aromas that are wafting around these ancient alleyways. Char koay teow is stir-fried rice noodles. This is an all-time Penang restaurant favourite but, for some reason, it always tastes better when purchased from a street stall in old Georgetown. Chinese and Malay dishes (Nyonya) are typified in Laksa curry which is served with a coconut sauce. Then, versions of Satay are to be found – seemingly quite literally - on every street corner. You’ll just love these and numerous other specialities in a legion of Georgetown restaurants. They won’t taste quite the same though as those you purchased, extremely cheaply, from that Georgetown street hawker.
The island of Penang became the first British outpost in 1786 and the name Penang is a derivation of First Island. The capital; Georgetown was named after Blighty’s King George III and it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Today, the old town streets of Georgetown are an ongoing source of fascination. Out of town, though; there is even more to discover. At Kek Lok Si Buddhist Temple, for instance; the majestic views are to be wondered at and are accessed via the ancient, funicular Penang Hill Railway. *It’s worth noting that, when ascending to these Penang Hill heights, the heat and humidity disperse and the air is refreshingly cool. Many of these and similar excursions are well-organised and can include pick-up from Georgetown hotels. Solely … as a point of interest; renowned Penang-born shoe designer, Jimmy Choo learned his trade while watching his shoe-maker father at work. This may sound like a lot of cobblers but it’s really just two, Choo … and absolutely true.
Georgetown has hotel accommodation designed for fat and skinny-thin wallets; as well as everything in-between. At one end of the scale, there are inns and guest houses offering shared dormitory, bunk bed facilities. These have obvious appeal for backpacking and other budget conscious visitors. You’ll probably be sharing somewhat indifferent bathroom facilities, but members of staff are often so helpful and friendly that any worrying concerns disappear quickly … down the plughole. Step up a notch in your search for hotel accommodation at (*at is translated as di in Malay) Georgetown and you’ll find more space; maybe a bit less noise and if you are really lucky, a swimming pool. If your hotel is a short walk from the centre of things; look on this as an advantage. Eat from snack-stops along the way and save quite a lot financially. At the top end, the financially blessed will find boutique-style hotels, free parking, swimming pools, fusion restaurants, great value and facilities. Many are also accompanied by a lot of flowery self-promotion.
Heading the list of celebrations and events is the Georgetown Festival. This annual celebration covers a month-long period with a theme emphasising local culture and arts. Its popularity now extends beyond Asia to appeal to a global audience that flocks to the city’s hotels. Japanese culture is celebrated at the Bon Odori Festival with fireworks, food, fun and games. The International Lion Dance on Stilts is also a … mane … event in Georgetown’s calendar. Then there’s a monthly jazz event staged by the Penang Philharmonic Jazz Orchestra. Green is big in Penang where the International Green Carnival provides theme park fun at/ di Esplanade Park. On 31 August, National Day parades are to be witnessed throughout Malaysia. Few are more enthusiastically undertaken than the one in Penang.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Georgetown, with typical prices around $98 per night based on 4,296 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Georgetown are usually highest during February, with typical prices around $133 per night.
Hotel prices in Georgetown usually range from $56 per night to $284 per night, with typical prices around $116 per night.
Hotel prices in Georgetown are typically lowest in October at around $98 per night, rising to around $133 per night in February.
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In Georgetown, you might want to check out Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Gurney Bay Hotel, A PARKROYAL Partner Hotel, Royale Chulan Penang, G Hotel Kelawai. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Georgetown, you might want to explore PARKROYAL Penang Resort, Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Shangri-La Rasa Sayang, Penang, Gurney Bay Hotel, A PARKROYAL Partner Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Georgetown with your family, you could look at Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Gurney Bay Hotel, A PARKROYAL Partner Hotel, Royale Chulan Penang, G Hotel Kelawai. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Citadines Connect Georgetown Penang, Ascott Gurney Penang, Citadines Connect Cecil Georgetown Penang, Citadines Connect Bertam Georgetown Penang could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Georgetown, check out PARKROYAL Penang Resort, Shangri-La Golden Sands, Penang, Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Doubletree by Hilton Penang, Malaysia – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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