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Reviews: Best Malaysia HotelsMalaysia is home to Kuala Lumpur and the Petronas Twin Towers which appear to reach to the heavens above. If you are going to travel to that region you'll need a good hotel finding guide. A good map of the region can be found HERE. Click on the one with the two towers to get a close up in that area. Hotels like The Ascott, Concorde, Corus, Mandarin Oriental, and the Holiday Villa are located near the Petronas Towers. The Golden Triangle is what the region has become known as with skyscrapers dominating the skyline. This modern city features 5-star hotels like the Ritz-Carlton and the Shangri-La Hotel which are right in the downtown zone. The Ascott is perhaps our all-time favorite located right off Jalan Pinang with a swimming pool, comfortable rooms, a tennis court, meeting rooms, top level restaurants, and luxury amenities. The rates start at about $250/night and work upwards quickly as the 2 and 3 bedroom suites are in high demand even at their price levels. Many of the hotels in Kuala Lumpur have suites available which should make your stay more than adequate. Try to book a room near Jalan Perak, Jalan Ramlee, or Jalan Sutan Ismail. American businessman are just finding out how fast this city is growing and the accommodations match the reputation. The coastal cities have beautiful resorts, but for now we will focus on the city hotels for Kuala Lumpur.
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Malaysia Vacation Tips, Recommendations, and Advice: Suggestions for a better Trip!:Their are diverse cultures mixed into the Malaysian country with Indian, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan ethnicities mixing with the Malays. As westerners visit their country there are a few essentials to getting by without offending. When shaking hands to meet someone don't use a firm grip as this is considered disrespectful. Also, only use your right hand when eating foods with your hands. Remember to take off whatever shoes or footwear you have on when entering a home or temple. Activities to consider would be scuba diving (off the coast), trekking and caving, golf, or just wondering through Kuala Lumpur tasting new foods and meeting new people. You will find the inhabitants friendly but the language barrier may make conversations simple. You should take your hotels business card with you if you are taking a taxi or just venturing out as it is a good way to communicate your final destination when coming home at night. TripAdvisor.com is perhaps the most well-rounded travel website with comments and opinions from world travelers who have been to Malaysia and survived just fine. You will get tips and pointers on where to eat, stay, and go out at night. Find out about the best shopping centers and historical sites.
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