Prince Hotel Kuala Lumpur

... about $40). Best Western Seri Pacific is a 5 star hotel next to the trade centre. In Toronto it would be like the Prince Hotel. Luxurious. Easter Sunday we booked a sight seeing tour of the major sites. There were 7 of us in the mini van ...

... then my sisters coming home from school, getting a snack in the kitchen. The next day we just got a city orientation tour of Kuala Lumpur before heading to a Chinese restaurant for lunch and driving 5 hours back to the ship! Last night, I got together ...

... he has.  Ross was right for once, you can buy winter clothes in KL. In the afternoon we rested around at the Hotel planning our attack for the following few days before heading out for tea. Back across the overhead walk way to the shops again... and ...

... the hotel. After about half an hour in the hotel we walked to the Pavilion Shopping Centre, just across the road from the hotel. A security guard followed us and talked to us for maybe twenty minutes, we tried everything to get rid of him, walking really ...

... $6.50 per book, so I’ve got plenty of reading material for Langkawi now. Also bought four movies on DVD (including just released Prince of Persia and Revenege of the Sith) for 55 R  (about $20), which is probably not as cheap as I could have ...

... me it was true - how rare. Romancing the Palate Dining at Prince Hotel & Residence Kuala Lumpur is a love affair for the discerning palate. From Continental fare ...

... the stop. There was a small tour group waiting for their bus there to, and the tour leaders introduced themselves, Tan from Kuala Lumpur and someother man from Thailand. We talked until their bus arrived. They gave us some paper with their ...

... again only this time for OUR door. We did all the last minute jobs like emptying the safe and left. We caught a taxi to Kuala Lumpur Sentral then the KLIA ekpress to the airport. We walked around the airport then went to a restaurant for some dinner. We ...

... before our departure so we spent the next several days just bumming around the city.  Malaysia and specifically Kuala Lumpur is extremely diverse; culturally, religiously, architecturally.   There are many immigrants from China, India and ...

... politely.  "NO".  Well talk about being screwed! So after leaving the embassy I go directly online and buy a ticket to Kuala lumpur for the next day because while the Thai embassy in Cambodia is known for being a giant pain in the ass when ...

... Melbourne winter, we simply couldn't do it. Instead, we spent the day in the air conditioned comfort of the Pavillion Mall and the hotel's swimming pool. Even I had a swim, so you know it must have been hot. We had a late check out at the hotel and went ...

... glassees behind on the bathroom table...BUGGER!!! Caught the bus at 10am and arrived in KL about 2pm. Checked into the Price hotel... which is only Ok when compared to the last two places, then went walking around a massive shopping plazza.\ I normally ...

... but a bit tired and everything was run down. Worse was the monkeys which were everywhere trying to steal from you! Theives!! Our hotel was really nice (5*!) and we had interconnecting rooms for the first time which was good fun. We went into ...

... trains, busses and monorail. It cost us RM0.4 to go 3 stops.  We had some toasted sandwiches at O'Briens and then checked out the shops for some shoes for Liz just before the shops shut at 10pm.  We then had a 15min walk back to the Prince. ...

A flying visit back again after a month or so. Flew all night from the UK and drove in from the airport as the sun set and night arrived, then amazingly slept all night too. The view from the 20th floor last night was wonderful, twinkling lights ...

... The taste was great and the price was only RM 3.50 per bowl. Compared to the usual 'high end' cafe's which we usually head to in Kuala Lumpur to get the same meal, it would have cost us at least RM 15 for the same meal and half the standard of taste. With ...

... , avec une enquete recente estimant a 90% le taux de depression severe parmi ces refugies pris en charge par une ONG francaise a Kuala Lumpur. Ceux qui chez nous seraient hospitalises illico. Et il y a les petites surprises: l'an dernier, la Thailande et ...

... on the field. It was surprising to see children playing in the playground around midnight. Something that you do not get to see in Kuala Lumpur. By the time we finished our walk, it was already half past midnight and we did not want to stay around any ...

... in KL Sentral for a quick snack (McFlurry) and a hotspot to upload this blog. Liz was tired so we took a taxi to the Prince Hotel.  It's lovely.  We are in room 2128 (21 st floor). The room is an apartment with full cooking facilities.  We ...

... be back for work in early January. Another possibility was to not return to Indonesia as I originally planned and instead fly from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia to Sydney. If it was bought in Bangkok a student fare was around A$230, which was about all the money ...