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Four Seasons Langkawi
Malaysia, Langkawi
Restaurant
Beach Volleyball
Bicycles
Kayaks
Non-motorised water sports
Windsurfing
Spa
Swimming Pool
Excursions
Kids' Club
Library
Wi-Fi internet access
Ensuite Bathroom With Separate Bath and Walk-in Shower
Television with Satellite/Cable Channels
iPod Docking Station
CD Player
DVD Player
Hairdryer
Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
Stocked Mini-Bar
In-Room Safe
Iron and Ironing Board
Telephone
Internet Access
Melaleuca Pavilions
Melaleuca Pavilions are two storey units, set amongst the tropical gardens. They feature a spacious sitting area and veranda or patio. Upper Melaleuca Pavilions are on the top floor of the units; Lower Melaleuca Pavilions are on the ground floor and additionally feature a secluded outdoor bathing area with terazzo tub for two.
Beach Villas
Beach Villas are almost three times larger than the Pavilions and located on the beach. They feature a large living area, private spa treatment room, private plunge pool and large patio with day bed and dining table.
Two Bedroom Villas
Two Bedroom Villas are located on the southern end of the beach. They feature a spacious living and dining area, private lap pool and large patio with day bed and dining table. Will accommodate a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children.
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Probably the most instantly luxurious hotel to open in Malaysia for many years, with prices to match. The Four Seasons Langkawi is heavily influenced Arabesque in the design, yet resembling a Malay village, with Asia showing in the well trained, smiling and attentive staff.
The Four Seasons Langkawi is a truly deluxe resort, located on the sheltered north coast of Langkawi, 30 minutes drive from the airport and the island capital of Kuah. The 90 guest Pavilion and Villas are all exquisitely designed with an Arabic influence.
The Melaleuca Pavilion Rooms are set back in the tropical gardens in units of four and are either ground floor with patio or first floor with high ceilings, verandah and day bed. Each of the rooms is exquisitely accented with rich tropical woods and heavily grained Spanish marble with the small niches throughout the rooms featuring Moorish and Malay artefacts. The Villas are freestanding; almost three times the size of the pavilions and are located with utmost seclusion close to the beach, with their own entrance, extra living room area and private plunge pool.
With Langkawi being only one of 4 inhabited islands out of the archipelago of 99 islands, you will find that the area surrounding the resort is a haven for tropical flora and fauna and its stunningly crystal clear waters. Here you can enjoy a selection of land and sea discoveries from bird watching, snorkelling and diving to jungle treks, golf and islandhopping tours.
The Four Seasons Langkawi is a luxurious resort located 30 minutes away from the airport and capital Kuah on the secluded north coast of the island. The resort resembles a Malay village with Arab influences. It is a luxurious honeymoon destination and Langkawi offers visitors lush surroundings and many activities.
Honeymoon couples at the Four Seasons Langkawi may choose to stay in the Upper Melaleuca Pavilion Rooms with a Partial Sea View which are accessed by a wooden staircase and feature; high ceilings, a veranda, day bed, Moorish and Malay pieces and views of the sea.
During your honeymoon, dine at the Serai which features Italian cuisine. On the terrace, you can enjoy breakfast and lunch and inside there is a dining room for dinner which can also be enjoyed on the oceanfront patio for a romantic meal under the stars. The Four Seasons Langkawi has a royal tent from Rajasthan where you and your loved one can enjoy an amazing dinner in this sumptuously decorated surrounding. Also, dine at Ikan-Ikan which features Malay cuisine which can be enjoyed in four different eating areas. The Kelapa Grill situated on the beach is perfect for lunch and dinner and features; fresh seafood, steaks, wood-fired pizzas and grilled foods. In the evenings, visit the Rhu Bar which has a Middle Eastern theme and here guests can enjoy meze and evening drinks. If you’re looking for privacy on your honeymoon, you can dine in your own room indoors or outdoors.
Inside the Four Seasons Langkawi, honeymooners can enjoy an adult-only quiet pool with private cabanas available for privacy and amenities such as, suntan lotion and fresh fruit. There is also; a floodlit tennis court, bicycles and water sports equipment. Visit the Spa at the Four Seasons Langkawi for some great Eastern and Western treatments to rejuvenate and relax yourselves.
The Four Seasons Langkawi can also arrange the following excursions; the Mangrove Safari by boat (3.5 hours), bird watching sessions, kayaking in the mangrove forests for 3 hours, coastal kayaking, a boat cruise, a guided biking trip, fishing trips and a helicopter ride for views of Langkawi. Around the area, you can visit and experience by yourselves; the Pasar Malam (Langkawi’s night markets), the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club, Jungle Golf, Padi Planting at the Rice Museum, the Langkawi cable car for views of the rainforest, the Makam Mahsuri (a shrine), the Golf Club Datai Bay (a challenging 18/19 hole course and 9 hole putting course).

Bed and Breakfast
Total rooms 90
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Transfers are included
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Price Includes
Price is per person based on two adults sharing a room and includes:
- Return scheduled flights to Langkawi
- 7 nights accommodation in a Lower Melaleuca Pavilion based on bed and breakfast basis
- Return private airport transfers
Special Offers
If you have seen a special offer on a different website that you cannot find here, please let us know as we may be able to secure it for you.Airline Offer + Free Night Offer + Free Meal Basis Upgrade
Based on 2 adults, 7 nights, sharing a Lower Melaluca Pavilion room on half board basis and flights. Book by 45 days in order to qualify for the complimentary upgrade to Half Board.
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Based on 2 adults, 7 nights, sharing a Lower Melaluca Pavilion room with daily breakfast and flights. Price valid for departures on 20th May 2012 and 17th June 2012 only.
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From rainforests to mountains and everything in between, Malaysia and its essence lives up to what most of us perceive as ‘True Asia’. Considered to be one of the great cultural melting pots, the nation is host to many cultures outside of its own.
This can best be seen while wandering through the streets where you will pass gold-domed Malay mosques that tower over hindu style bustling markets. Far away from the city centres are untamed pieces of natures that offer rare and exotic species and hints of tropical wildlife.
Although lacking in ancient ruins and deep cultural ties such as neighbouring countries, Malaysia still brings a unique cultural heritage all its own that the people of the country can rejoice and celebrate about.
Becoming more of a strong economic force in the last decade, Malaysia often serves as an important trading port between India and China and this is reflected in various sectors within the country, especially in retail.
Malaysian food is heavily inspired by the Indian palate but also influenced by traditional spices and herbs from neighbouring Thailand. Many dishes are made with or blended in coconut milk and curry and other exotic flavours such as galangal, lime, and lemon grass.
Rice is a staple in traditional Malay meals, often accompanied by fried chicken or fish, vegetable dishes, and small condiments such as shrimp paste. As seafood is popular, fish, prawns, and squid are often bestsellers at most restaurant menus.
The most popular Malay dish is Satay, delicious barbecued skewers of marinated chicken, beef, or mutton that are to be dipped in chilli peanut sauce.
You will also find popular dishes from other Asian countries, particularly Chinese Food and Peranakan cuisine.
You will easily find a variety of beverages no matter where you go including traditional western soft drinks and bottled water, both still and sparkling.
From rainforests to mountains and everything in between, Malaysia and its essence lives up to what most of us perceive as ‘True Asia’. Considered to be one of the great cultural melting pots, the nation is host to many cultures outside of its own.
This can best be seen while wandering through the streets where you will pass gold-domed Malay mosques that tower over hindu style bustling markets. Far away from the city centres are untamed pieces of natures that offer rare and exotic species and hints of tropical wildlife.
Although lacking in ancient ruins and deep cultural ties such as neighbouring countries, Malaysia still brings a unique cultural heritage all its own that the people of the country can rejoice and celebrate about.
Becoming more of a strong economic force in the last decade, Malaysia often serves as an important trading port between India and China and this is reflected in various sectors within the country, especially in retail.
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