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A distinct colonial charm; white wooden shutters go well with the ocean-inspired contemporary artwork. The 90 rooms offer a mixture of seafront terraces, balconies, and private courtyards. — Fodor's
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Legendary hotel dating from 1885 situated in George Town, the capital of the island of Penang. — Hideaway Report
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3 reviews
This lovingly restored heritage building was home to an old medical shop for more than 100 years. — The Telegraph
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With its tasteful décor, great service and children’s activities, this hotel, located on Batu Ferringhi beach, is a welcoming and relaxing base for a family getaway. — The Telegraph
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Distinctive hotel comprised of seven restored 19th-century shophouses, on a small lane in a convenient location near the center of George Town. — Hideaway Report
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The rooms are all equipped with a large en-suite bathroom and are spacious with built in beds underneath thick mattresses covered in crisp, white sheets. — Time Out
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All suites are located on the second floor of the house and downstairs is where you’ll find a spacious dining and living areas sun-lit in the daytime by the indoor courtyard. — Time Out
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Spread across 30 acres, its beachside grounds shaded by historic raintrees, the Rasa Sayang is Batu Ferringhi's top resort. — Lonely Planet
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Looking fabulous after a major overhaul, this spacious colonial building offers tastefully decorated rooms, a light-infused courtyard, high ceilings, latticed windows and a grand entrance. — Lonely Planet
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Located just outside the heritage zone, Macalister Mansion stands out in its white splendour. As you enter the driveway you can imagine how the original owners must have lived. — Time Out
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A breezy, spacious shophouse boasting four suites, three of which can sleep up to four. — Lonely Planet
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The Sunway Hotel Georgetown Penang is a three-and-a-half-pearl contemporary hotel aimed at business travelers, though it's a great choice for leisure travelers too. — Oyster
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Occupying one of George Town's most emblematic buildings, the Blue Mansion wrote the book on how to craft the ideal heritage hotel. — Lonely Planet
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Occupying a former mansion, its kitchen and stables, 23 Love Lane tastefully combines antique furniture and fixtures with modern design touches and arty accents. — Lonely Planet
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A modern, urban hotel with pleasing refurbished rooms and a restaurant that serves an excellent breakfast – complete with make-your-own noodle carts. — The Telegraph
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With over 161 rooms tucked within the hotel, there’s also space for any kind of traveller from a solo backpacker (choose Superior Single) to a family of four (Family Quad room is for you). — Time Out
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If you can stomach the corny, hyper-corporate vibe, this resort can be a fun place to stay. — Lonely Planet
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Attractive, comfortable, boasting great service and representing good value, the Museum Hotel is a gem in this price range. — Lonely Planet
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The Yeng Keng is a revamp of a 150-year-old hotel. — Lonely Planet
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This hotel takes up most of a city block and spans three sections: a row of two-storey family-friendly mini-homes, apartment-sized suites and spacious rooms. — Lonely Planet
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