Jw Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur

On the 20th November, with shocking hangovers in tow, we finally left Thailand and the Marriott hotel.  This time there was no option to extend our stay there as a) we had the flights booked already and b) we could not afford it as 10 days in the ...

... a constitutional monarchy with an elected federal parliamentary government.  Only a passport and a smile are necessary for entry.  Kuala Lumpur has a tropical rainforest climate.  The weather should be in the 90s, with lows in the high 70s, ...

... so much because A: India is really good and B: the Dutch aren't. They lost by many wickets. THURSDAY, MARCH 10 KUALA LUMPUR After chilling by the hotel pool for a couple of hours it was time to venture out to the burbs to have tea and delicious curry ...

... day was devoted to him. An early morning Starbucks coffee from across the street, an all you can eat buffet breakfast at the Marriot Hotel (we were def. out of place there hehe but it was fun!!) After eating all morning, and stuffing our pockets with ...

... on her foot most of the morning! We left the jungle and had cleverly booked ourselves into a lush 5 star room in the Marriott in Kuala Lumpa. Hot showers and a proper bed have never felt soooo good! We got a great deal on the hotel there paying only ...

Sorry, I just couldn't stop myself from using that title. You'll see why soon enough. SUNDAY, MARCH 13 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA TO MELAKA, MALAYSIA It was time to depart the five-star JW Marriott for the not five-star guest house I'd selected in Melaka. But ...

... for a couple of hours before realizing I should probably start thinking about the Malaysia leg of the trip. My plan was to fly to Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday and from there go to Melaka and finally Penang - but other than that, I really had no plan. I found ...