The Datai is an amazing resort at Langkawi. Located in the north west
corner of Langkawi, this is the top end hotel/resort. The Datai has a top
notch golf course, read more about the
Datai golf course here.
Staying at the Datai means you won't have to leave the resort as
everything you can imagine is available: golf course, swimming pool, spa,
banquet facilities, wheel chair facilities, meeting rooms, business center,
gift shop, jogging track and restaurants. The forest around the Datai is
almost untouched.
If a luxury holiday is what you want, the Datai is your destination. The
Datai is one of the top end hotels in Langkawi
The Andaman is the second amazing resort. Located at the far north west
point hidden in the hills of Langkawi this is your luxury holiday
destination with the Teluk Datai (Datai Bay) private beach for guests alone.
Amongst the activities of the Andaman there are:
golf and tennis courts, swimming pool, spa, meeting rooms, business
center, gift shop, jogging track and restaurants.
The Four Seasons is another top end hotel at Langkawi. Located at Tanjung Rhu beach at north east Langkawi with a fantastic beach right in front of
your room, you can't go wrong with the Four Seasons. Especially the sunsets
are spectacular with the weird shaped rock formations in front of you.
The Four Seasons have a private beach with white sand and blue waters.
With its very specific architectural building (including some very
interesting Malay styles), this is where you would want to stay. The Four
Seasons is one of the best and top notch hotels in Langkawi.
The Sheraton does not have to be introduced. This world wide famous hotel
chain has in Langkawi too an excellent branch located near the airport at
Teluk Nibong. The location of the hotel couldn't be chosen better, with lush
forest and beautiful beaches around, this is what you imagine of a tropical
paradise resort.
The Sheraton offers everything you can possibly need for a luxury holiday
including a pool with views over the sea, spa, gym, tennis courts and more
plus an excellent restaurant.
A bit further after the Sheraton at Pantai Kok there is the Tanjung
Sanctuary Langkawi.
This resort is another excellent option if
you want maximum luxury within a budget price.
If you want to escape the crowds at Cenang Beach, this might be a great
alternative. And the beach at Pantai Kok is certainly great.
The Tanjung Sanctuary Langkawi has 32 suite rooms of which 10 are
breach front and 22 over looking the sea.
Even further then the Tanjung Sanctuary and near the entrance of the
Langkawi Cable car is the Berjaya Beach & Spa Resort Langkawi located.
For some it might be a little far from both the airport or Kuah town but in
fact, the resort is surprisingly easy and quick to reach. It should
certainly not a reason to avoid the Berjaya. The airport is about 15 minutes
and Kuah Town 45 minutes by taxi.
The chalets are designed in Malay architectural style. With its location
this resort is an excellent base for activities as jungle trekking, canoeing
or just enjoy the sunset with a cooling breeze.
Rebak Island is accessible by boat from Port Langkasuka jetty point and
has Rebak Island Resort Langkawias beautiful resort available.
The resort overlooks the Straits of Malacca as well as having a view on Kuah
and Langkawi. Much of Pulau Rebak is still untouched.
Cenang beach has plenty hotels in all price ranges. To make it easier for
you to browse around, we have put them in one separate page, click here to
review our selection of Langkawi hotels at
Cenang Beach
Grand Continental Hotel Langkawi
The Grand Continental Hotel Langkawi is located just outside Kuah town on
the way to the airport. It is a popular business hotel with all the
facilities you can possibly think of. Kuah town center and the ferry are 15
minutes away and the airport only 25 minutes.
It's a surprisingly cheap hotel for what the hotel offers (rooms go for
RM 126 and up).
Malaysia has hundreds of islands, not all are inhabited, but the ones
that are inhabited belong to the most spectacular in the world. Here is an
overview of the most famous Malaysian Islands
