Westin Kuala Lumpur

... but had some problems navigating the roads as GPS device does not show some small streets. After going round and round the Westin Hotel I decided to use my brains instead of TOM TOM and things were easier.  Accomodation would cost from 80 ringgets to ...

... was bustling with locals and tourists. We arrived, checked in and I landed straight on the "heavenly bed" as advertised by the Westin. I crashed out immediatley however mother enjoyed the bed much more than I did, suffice to say I didn't get much sleep ...

... in a city?  But either way, we are a little bit in love with KL.   First, we are staying at some fancy digs, the Westin. It is kind of awesome. We booked it because we got a great rate via their rewards program and it has a ridiculous gym. And it ...

... , we also visited the culturally rich Penang and the quaint, historically rich town of Melacca. Our friend Lisa, who moved to Kuala Lumpur several years ago, took us to the tea plantation area of Cameron Highlands for a couple of days. Back in Kuala ...

... my life. And now to leave you hanging on that thought, mouth watering I'll go back to the start. Our first night: The airport. Kuala Lumpur has an airport that has won awards and it's not hard to see why, clean efficient and thoroughly easy to understand ...

... checkout in the slowest possible manner, queue the iPad gps feature to work my way to the front!!! We arrived at kuala lumpur feeling reasonable after the normal lack of sleep that accompanies air travel. Billy however perfected the three chair splat, ...