Resorts World Genting - First World
3 StarsScenic Awana SkyWay cable car, Relaxing steam and sauna facilities
Scenic Awana SkyWay cable car, Relaxing steam and sauna facilities
Asian fusion at Ambrosia, Highest Hard Rock Cafe in Asia Pacific
Panoramic mountain view balconies, Indoor heated swimming pool
Indoor swimming pools, Private karaoke rooms
Awana SkyWay cable car journey, Spacious multi-pax family rooms
Awana SkyWay cable car journey, Expansive family entertainment options
Indoor heated swimming pool, Highland retreat with extensive facilities
Heated indoor infinity pool, Diverse dining experiences
Outdoor swimming pools with poolside bar, Diverse dining at Lemon 3 Cafe
Spectacular Kuala Lumpur city views, Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Panoramic mountain views, Indoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool, On-site sauna facilities
The Brew House restaurant access, Boutique hotel in a residential setting
Hard Rock Cafe at 6,500 feet, Heated indoor swimming pool
Highland forest retreat concept, Gohtong Jaya dining proximity
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing sauna and hot tub
Rooftop swimming pool with poolside bar, Relaxing sauna facilities
Refreshing outdoor swimming pool, Proximity to Genting Highlands attractions
Family-friendly accommodations, Versatile meeting and event spaces
Mountain view aparthotel experience, Heated indoor swimming pool
Rooftop swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub and sauna
Awana SkyWay cable car access, Skytropolis Indoor Theme Park
Mountain view rooms, Unique Chin Swee Temple integration
Mountain view apartment living, Indoor heated swimming pool
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Wellness facilities with Jacuzzi
Indoor swimming pool and poolside bar, Family-friendly dining options
Genting Highlands mountain views, Family-friendly swimming pools
Outdoor swimming pools, Convenient on-site amenities
Genting Highlands mountain views, Indoor swimming pool
Invigorating swimming pool, Proximity to Genting Highlands attractions
Panoramic mountain and city views, On-site mini-mart and restaurants
Hillside location with mountain views, Outdoor swimming pool
On-site cafe, Strategic location in Genting Highlands
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Genting Highlands is a veritable Pleasure Island, just swap the island for misty hills 2000 metres above sea level and you have yourself a haven of non-stop fun. While there’s a lot of natural beauty in the surrounding countryside, the Highlands is more of a slick mega resort, with its claim to fame being Casino de Genting, Malaysia’s only gaming venue with enough slot machines and gambling tables to fill several football fields. There’s also the much-anticipated 20th Century Fox World theme park slated to open in 2017, and the Arena of Stars which hosts big name performers and the MTV Asia Awards. The Highlands Hotel, built in 1971, was the first hotel tucked away on the lush hillside, and development hasn’t stopped since. Throughout the years, the vast entertainment and leisure options have made the Highlands a must-see destination on any Malaysian itinerary.
If there was ever a place to open your wallet and let loose, it’s Genting Highlands. You can pick your poison amongst the long list of nightlife possibilities, but you can have just as much fun during the day time, too. Theme Parks are a specialty of Genting Highlands, and while the newest water and amusement park is close to completion (2017), Snow World provides an interesting contrast to the green landscapes and jungle backdrop of the Highlands. It’s always winter at Snow World, and visitors are treated to European streetscapes complete with twinkling lights, frosty windows, and of course, glistening snow. Take a ride on the toboggan slide, throw some snowballs, and don’t miss the LED night time light show.
If you haven’t tired yourself out, how about some glow in the dark bowling when you’re finished? This evening activity has a lively atmosphere, and it’s a great way to show off your hidden bowling skills – gutter balls not included. And how about some fun in the form of retail therapy? Shopping is brought to a whole new level, literally, at Premium Outlets Genting Highlands, which has the title of being Southeast Asia’s first hilltop shopping centre, and at 600,000 square feet, it’s an impressive one indeed. Alternatively, First World Plaza and Sky Avenue are smaller shopping malls that your feet might thank you for. The good news, though, is that you won’t have to go far to get back to your hotel, because where there is a theme park, shopping mall, or main attraction, there is a hotel within sight.
If you’ve been having a blast indoors, you might be craving the sun, and the elevation of Genting Highlands means that you can comfortably spend time outside without the sweltering temperatures found in the rest of Malaysia. This is good news for golf enthusiasts, who have the option of a round of golf at the Awana Genting Highlands Golf & Country Resort. Eighteen holes here is as close as it gets to golfing in the clouds, and at over 3,000 feet, the views are incredible. The natural surroundings add to the experience, and the crisp air is sure to help you out with your game.
If you find that you enjoy being high up in the hills and want to do some exploring, look no further than Gunung Bunga Buah found in Gotong Jaya, a small town just outside of Genting Highlands. It’s a moderate one to two hours to the peak of the mountain, and mossy forests, wild orchids, and striking granite outcrops ensure a worthwhile climb to the top. Fresh air is also abundant at the Chin Swee Caves Temple, a 28-acre complex built for the Reverend Master Chin Swee, who is revered for his abilities to summon rain and drive away evil spirits. On the site, there are also statues of Buddha and Kuan-yin who receive prayers from visitors from all over Asia. A nine-story pagoda is another place of worship and reflection, with 10,000 blessing lamps for those that hope to be blessed by Buddha.
When planning your trip to the Genting Highlands, it’s important to keep in mind that this busy tourist destination has hotels that book up fast, due to its one hour proximity to Kuala Lumpur, and its accessibility from an expressway – something that other similar destinations in Malaysia can’t say. The Genting Skyway, the world’s fastest and Asia’s longest gondola lift, also make it easy for tourists to get to, which means that weekends can see an influx of fun seekers, and hotel rooms that are at a premium price. But with careful planning, securing a hotel room at a reasonable rate shouldn’t be too much of a problem. While there are only five mega hotels to choose from, the original Highlands Hotel, now named the First World Hotel, recently expanded with an astounding 1,300 rooms, securing the Guinness World Record for largest hotel with over 7,000 rooms.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Genting Highlands, with typical prices around RM 206 per night based on 71,672 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Genting Highlands are usually highest during June, with typical prices around RM 429 per night.
Hotel prices in Genting Highlands usually range from RM 125 per night to RM 1,092 per night, with typical prices around RM 261 per night.
Hotel prices in Genting Highlands are typically lowest in November at around RM 206 per night, rising to around RM 429 per night in June.
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In Genting Highlands, you might want to check out Resorts World Genting - First World, Wyndham Ion Majestic Genting Highlands, Grand Ion Delemen, SCAPES Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Genting Highlands, you might want to explore Wyndham Ion Majestic Genting Highlands, Grand Ion Delemen, Signata Genting Highlands, 1001 Nights Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Genting Highlands with your family, you could look at Resorts World Genting - First World, Wyndham Ion Majestic Genting Highlands, Grand Ion Delemen, Colmar Tropicale. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Genting Sempah Berjaya Hill, The Econ At Genting Highlands, Happy Chamang Guest House, Happpy Impiana Guest House could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Genting Highlands, check out Resorts World Genting - First World, Wyndham Ion Majestic Genting Highlands, Colmar Tropicale, Swiss-Garden Hotel & Residences, Genting Highlands – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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