G Hotel Georgetown
168A Persiaran Gurney Georgetown, Pulau Penang, Pinang, 11250, Malaysia
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Recharging in the city
After being on a beach for almost a full month, a girl needs a touch of city so her brain doesn't turn to mush. So to Georgetown we went. Still and island, still beaches here, but we only stuck to the small cute city of Georgetown. Tons of old ...
The lone ginger
... 10 or 20 different vendors selling all different foods, the concept is; you pick a table and get the number go and pick the food you want and it will be brought to you and then you pay, usually you get waiters, or girls in dresses branded with the names of the beer on sale where you order the drinks from ie if you want a tiger beer and you see a girl in a tiger dress she will sort it for you. Also the tables are not reserved if there is one seat left in the ...
Food, beach and walks!
... les plats sont ridiculement peu chers, entre 4 et 6 ringgits (à peu près 1€). Mon préféré fut un plat d’huitres frites, et préparée en omelette avec du persil. Délicieux. Zuzana elle a préféré un magasin de bonbons ou tous étaient disponibles en dégustation avant de devoir acheter. Le paradis ! La principale ville de l’ile est Goergetown et recouvre 1/3 de sa surface. Reconnue par l’Unesco, la ville offre un style d’architecture ...
Lone Wanderer
... and so I'm dropped of at a very smart looking Seven Day Adventist hospital (the only one open on a Sunday). Inside they are getting ready to close, this weekend is a Muslim holiday and Malaysia has a long weekend and so I travel from counter to counter in the hope of being seen by a doctor. Eventually I make it to the eye doctors receptionist who tells me I can't be seen today without an appointment. At this point it's time ...
Red Garden Night Market - Food Paradise
... job well done. Our room was sufficiant, although literally just a bed and nothing else and the kind reception lady showed us the bathrooms as well as the communal area with free toast and tea and coffee on offer throughout the day. For tea we ventured out to the vast food court we had spotted, almost right next door to the hotel. It was called Red Garden Night Market and was absolutely fantastic. Red plastic chairs and tables, a ...



