Malacca Hotels

... country, I saw small mountains of fresh durian. I ate durian sweets, durian cake and durian cooked in coconut milk. In Malacca market I watched a man buy some durians. No money changed hands until each one had been carefully tested. Using a sharp knife, ...

... several museums in this area but we only had time to walk along the river to see the huge model of a Portuguese galleon, Malacca’s latest tourist attraction.  We caught an afternoon bus back to Kuala Lumpur.  It had been very, very hot in ...

... new friend advised that just an hour before Malacca is a great place to stay on the water since Malacca is more for site seeing and shopping than fine hotels;-) Thank you Deb Peterson. We found a fantastic hotel in our June ExPat Magazine The Avillion. ...

... up and ready, we drove to Seremban for a spot of lunch. It was Indian food as some were vegetarians. The journey to Malacca was a long one. The traffic was terrible but we endured it and saw many Malaysian flags on buildings, cars, riskshaws, etc. A ...

... à de vrais oreillers et pas à des blocs de mousse dure 9)     On va se balader dans le Chinatown. Malacca est inscrite au Patrimoine de l’UNESCO depuis 2008. De ce fait, elle ressemble à un bijou commercial et les troupeaux ...

... provokingly in the face... But it's all part of the show, and streetfood is simply the yummiest! ------------------------------------------------- Malacca ci piace! Finalmente un po' di storia autentica, e non dagli anni 60 in poi.... L'impressione ...

... , we managed to do things fairly cheaply. A lot of walking done in the day and a half we had there. We caught the train to Malacca which is where we are situated @ this point of time, looking to move onto Kuala Lumpar tomorrow. I will end our travel blog ...

... country, I saw small mountains of fresh durian. I ate durian sweets, durian cake and durian cooked in coconut milk. In Malacca market I watched a man buy some durians. No money changed hands until each one had been carefully tested. Using a sharp knife, ...

... quickly could have spent hours on that bus and not minded. Got to Melaka bus station, had a few men trying to get us to their hotels ended up going with one, got the bus to the town centre, walked and found our hotel, it was nice, reasonably clean, got ...

... reserved for the wealthy, where in fact there are now home to the most beautiful houses of museums, restaurants and bars and hotels and famous Jonker straat where merchants and craftsmen lived while is now the main street of China Town  with an ...

... , it used to have a big fishing trade, but it now relises on tourism from the local Mayalsians. We got there to find we were in hotels which was great they weren't as luxurious as the KL rooms but they had TV's and electric points so we could plug in the ...

... cafe in the whole of port dickson to cater me and my friends . i suggest Port Dickson should have pubs or cafe's out side hotels so that the visitor can walk in casuall and relaxed . Hotel outlets are expensive and have to be decent attire ( no slippers ...

... trip, and since we had a set number of rooms already booked, I got my own room both times, with King size beds! Lovely! Malacca was founded by a Sumatran Prince and was known as "the Venice of the East" when it flourished as the center of the spice ...

... later by a doctor who discovered through an xray that I'd broken 2 of them. Stupid Scooter..... Tomorrow we are off to Malacca for a week before heading back to Broome on Wednesday. Malacca is a UNESCO listed town in ...

... quite interesting! Then it was back to the hostel for our last night in KL. On Thursday morning we had a bus to catch to Malacca, a couple of hours south of KL - its amazing how short a two hour journey feels now! We'd booked a place that sounded great, ...

... freely (after a fortnight of humping my heavy rucksack around they were stiff and sore) - great! After a wash back at our hotels, we headed to Nailert and Pratinam markets, that had been recommended to us by our teacher-friend. They were closing but ...

... Cruise'. A free Mariott river taxi picked me up and took me and others down river to the Hotel itself (most large riverside hotels have such a service). It transpired that the cocktail cruise was cancelled for the day, but as the river was a couple of ...