The new kid on the block in historic Georgetown, Malaysia. The Australian-owned boutique-style hotel expertly fuses old Chinese shophouses dating from the 1920s with contemporary interior design. There are two locations right in the heart of UNESCO protected Georgetown on the Penang Island. The hotel is run by ever friendly staff that makes you feel right at home. Do not miss to sip a coffee or taste a homemade cake in the Kopi Cine restaurant and café. Website: http://www.straitscollection.com/Restaurants.htm
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Wonderful to see some of the old buildings being restored to their former glory. Malaysia is quick knock down old buildings and replace with new. Well done to the Aussies behind this venture.
Posted by: Jkae | April 01, 2011 at 08:39 AM