Boutique Hotel Melaka

Wow wow wow, this hotel was the NUTS, It was a proper boutique hotel and to be quite honest one of those places you didn't want to leave. If it was not for the fact it was so new that they hadn't opened their Kitchen yet, we probably wouldn't have left ...

... tourist area is Chinatown, a compact district of charming 19th century shophouses where the immigrant  Straits Chinese settled.  Our hotel was an attractive art deco building in the heart of Chinatown with a pleasant café bar at street level. ...

... staying in low budget accommodation we decided to book in some where nice for a few days. Once we got into Melaka we had a bit of a walk to find our hotel, which, when we eventually did find it on first inspection looked a reasonable place to stay. We did ...

... was a long drive negotiating crazy drivers and needless to say we got rather lost leaving the motorway for Melaka. After some searching we got there - a cute boutique hotel in a bustling place. Once just a fishing village it is now a fully fledged port. ...

... early mornings. nasi lemak (RM3), local tea and coffee (RM1).    Tomato Nasi Kandar, (Opposite Langkawi Boutique Hotel). Typical budget Indian food establishment with patrons all day (and night!) long. Very crowded even in ...

... Heritage Site and is one of Penang's legendary tourist destinations. A part of the mansion has also been converted into a boutique hotel. The guided tour took approximately one hour and our guide narrated interesting anecdotes about Cheong Fatt Tze. He ...

... called Beryl's from there, but instead my guide picked another place which he said sells better chocolates named Cocoa Boutique. I don't know whether this is another part of those scams where such specialty stores pay tour guides as long as ...

... .  Also my chop stick skills proved to be coming along nicely.  After lunch we go for tea in this gorgeous boutique tea shop and order some delicious ice cream to go along with it (sounds weird I know but that's how the ...