Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur | Serendipity Travel

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Shangri La hotels are famous world-wide for their luxury facilities and services that have you feeling that extra bit special throughout your stay. When it comes to the Shangri La Kuala Lumpur hotel you can expect nothing less than top of the end hospitality, gorgeous rooms and added luxuries, fine dining and delicious halal Malay cuisines, and all the extra amenities and facilities this international hotel is so greatly known for.

A short taxi ride or a 15 minute walk from the iconic Petronas Towers, guests that stay at this luxury hotel will have the best of both worlds’ beings so near to the city to shop and explore. Discovering the ins and outs of Kuala Lumpur can be a fun but tiring job, however upon entering the hotel grounds you’ll quickly forget about your days exhaustion.

With five upper class restaurants to choose from offering different cuisines, including the exquisite halal French restaurant Lafite, you can recharge after your energetic day out and satisfy your taste buds before returning to your room to spend a relaxing night. Your room comes complete with beautiful garden views, flat screen TV’s’, tea and coffee making facilities, and 24/7 room service to ensure you never get hungry, and any problems can be seen to straight away.

For those that want to enjoy the complete luxurious package Shangri La has to offer then why not try out the plush suites that come with separate lounges for better in room privacy, formal dining rooms to enjoy room service to the max, and beautiful whirlpool baths to soak up in before enjoying a peaceful night’s sleep.

Guest will also have the advantages of using the hotels spa facilities, a fully equipped gym for those that want to stay healthy while they are on holiday, and complimentary breakfast and canapés in the club lounge for those that are staying in club rooms and suites.

From £1,399 per person

based on two people sharing

Includes

Return flights from London to Kuala Lumpur
5 nights at the 5* Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur in a Deluxe Room
Daily Breakfast
Return private transfers from the airport to the hotel

Valid for travel from February to November (supplements may apply during Easter and in July and August).

Alternative dates are available throughout the year at a supplement. Prices subject to change and availability at the time of booking.

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Malaysia is home to beautiful beaches, acres of natural rainforests, and a mixture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European cultural influences making it an overall exciting and must visit holiday destination. Perfect for travelers looking to explore the traditional culture of Malaysia, yet at the same time enjoy the modern side with skyscraper buildings, countless shopping experiences and all the delicious Malay food you need to enjoy the real Malaysian experience.Flight time from the UK : 12 hours direct flight

Local languages : Malaysian is the local language in Malaysia however English is widely understood and spoken to a conversational level.

Best time to visit : Malaysia has something to offer all year round. October to March tends to be slightly drier, but as they say in Malaysia, always carry an umbrella in case of a sharp shower!

Visa requirements (for British passport holders) : British passport holders don’t need a visa when travelling to Malaysia, and will normally be permitted to stay up to 30 days upon arrival.

Key Events and Festivals:

Hari Raya Aidilfitri – The Muslim Malay are the religion in Malaysia, therefore Hari Raya Aidilfitri remarks the most significant celebration festival.

Lantern Festival - Also called as Moon Cake Festival or Mid-autumn Festival, falls on 15th August in Chinese calendar. The festival celebrated by Chinese community with a beautiful folklore story. Sabah International Folklore Festival - A serial cultural carnival integration performances to launch in every year in the month of June and organised by the state government of Sabah, Malaysia.

Royal Langkawi International Regatta

F1 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix

Rainforest World Music Festival

Putrajaya Flower & Garden Festival (FLORIA)

Which airport will you fly into : Kuala Lumpur is the main gateway for international flights.

Must try food

Nasi lemak – also known as sticky rice, this originally breakfast dish consists of rice steamed in coconut milk, which imparts a creamy texture.

Laksa – a popular spicy noodle soup dish.

Rendang – normally served as chicken or beef, this dish is a spicy yet creamy and coconut-y dish served with steamed rice. It also has a sweet hint of flavor that keeps the spices from empowering the dish.

Must do experience:

Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur – Visit the world’s tallest twin towers for scenic views of Kuala Lumpur. Gaze down below from the 88-storey sky bridge that links the two towers together and enjoy breathtaking views from the superb viewing platform.

Kinabalu Park, Sabah - A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kinabalu Park is home to Malaysia's highest mountain and one of Southeast Asia's highest peaks, Mount Kinabalu. Perfect for hikers and nature lovers looking to discover and explore the wonderland of ecological treasures, here you’ll enjoy thousands of plant and animal species, including a large number of endemic species.

World’s largest cave chamber, Mulu National Park, Sarawak – Step inside the world’s largest cave chambers and witness a unique rock formation with a silhouette that resembles the side profile of Abraham Lincoln, America's 16th President. The park is also home to various natural treasures.

Cameron Highlands - a cool escape from the heat of the city, and is also home to British colonial mansion houses and the tea plantations.

LEGOLAND and Hello Kitty Town – The perfect day out for the kids if you need to keep them entertained!