Mandarin Oriental kl

... each as well)! We sat in front of the telly eating and watching. Then we went to bed. We spent our days at the "Mandarin Oriental" relaxing and doing nothing much. We visited the Lake Garden Park in Central KL on the day before we went to the firefly ...

... , of course, a certain pair of towers, of which we had the best view in town (unless you were paying £250 a night at the Mandarin Oriental hotel next door to them). Once we'd had our fill of views, we headed downtown for a bite to eat. Day 1, and ...

... . Special mention goes to Auntie Shari (Qamra's mom) and the Khan family, who took us to a lovely dim sum lunch at the Mandarin Oriental. Thanks very much family Khan! You fed two hungry travelers with some very good food! Drinking at the Sky Bar - the ...

... weather. But Singapore is very orderly and repressed, whereas Malaysia comes across as more relaxed.  You may know KL because of the famous Petronas Towers, which are featured in the movie Entrapment and were briefly the tallest ...

... yang harus dituju, tapi gara2 petugas keretanya cantik jadilah saya pura-pura nanya gerbong dengan bahasa inggris campur mandarin belepotan jadi ketahuan kan kalo kita turis hahahaha dengan ramah dia menunjukkan gerbong mana yang harus dimasuki, sebelum ...

... , but we needed to get rid of the VDN anyway as were off to Kuala Lumpur for a 2 night stopover at the majestic Mandarin Oriental :-) Hello KL After a short hope across the South China Sea we land back at the LCCT at KLIA (they like there acronyms in KL), ...

... in Kuala Lumpar after two flights - ready for our hotel room!! Thankfully we were staying in a particularly good hotel, the Mandarin Oriental, which arranged for our weary selves to be collected from the airport and taken to the hotel, situated just at ...

... and did some fantastic things on Borneo. I met Mike in KL on the 28th, where he was on business, and we stayed at the Mandarin Oriental right next door to the Petronas Towers. Yes, they are as tall as they look. I was out of it for about two ...

... so I had a row of five seats to myself.  It didn't hurt that KL also has one of the world's great hotels - the Mandarin Oriental, situated at the base of the Petronas Towers - that during low season (the summer, it was close to 100 degrees) was ...

... breaking over Malaysia. A quick customs check and baggage pick and we are off to find our ride to our hotel – The Mandarin Oriental in the centre of the city opposite the Petronas Towers. Our rooms are spectacular and so is the view from the 21st ...

... train station in the city where we caught a taxi the rest of the way to our hotel.  We arrived at the gorgeous Mandarin Oriental pretty much across the street from the twin towers, and checked into our three-bedroom apartment with a perfect view of ...

... of soft drink called 100 Plus, all for under 20R, then walked back to Traders, cutting through the lobby of the Mandarin Oriental which appears a lot flasher than where I’m staying. Left the hotel again about 9.30am and walked through the ...

... take up to 3hrs! Fortunatley it was the former for us and we arrived at 1am. Straight tot he room and bed for us. The Mandarin Oriental is supposed to be "best in class" and was our treat whislt in KL-have to say,I found it decidedly average.... The ...

... , ice cream, jelly bits, red beans and sweet corn???).  Their hot tip for today is that the Dim Sum at the Mandarin Oriental is actually very reasonably priced, so we might be there for lunch. Tomorrow we leave KL and are heading to Sandakan ...

... early enough as we got a ticket for 12.45pm and had 3 hours to kill. We went for a pot of tea at the beautiful Mandarin Oriental nearby which was very posh. Lucy went to the toilet and not heeding my warning of my close shave yesterday decided to play ...

Leaving the 5* Mandarin Oriental was not easy but all goods things must come to an end and we had a date with Giles and Charlotte in Singapore. Having enjoyed 2 nights as a guest of Mr Godfrey we had to move on and what a thump back down to earth it was ...

... to what? I am not sure.  It was terrible (see photos of bathroom and bed) but would make the arrival at The Mandarin Oriental in KL tomorrow all the more sweet. Tommy braved the shower first and reported back it was an approximation of a shower, but ...

... i arrive, and i can say that i have been shocked many a time!  Not so this time - and when we pulled up to the Mandarin Oriental i had to ask the taxi driver if he was sure he got the right hotel!  Its right in the shadow of the Petronas Towers ...

... wouldn't be spending our 2 nights in the same sort of splendour either. Unfortunately the budget doesn't stretch to the 5 star luxury of the Mandarin Oriental but we did okay and our hotel was in a great spot. We did have a bit of a false start when I ...

... The Sheraton Royal Fiji, was, as it's name suggests, fairly fabulous. The service wasn't quite as perfect as at the Mandarin Oriental (no pool boys bringing you cooling towels... shame!) but it was nearly there! And the entertainment was a lot better - ...