Kuantan Hotels and Travel Guide

Offering the best available rates and actual room availability at some of the best hotels and resorts in Kuantan! Whether you’re looking for a beach hotel, a city hotel, an eco hotels or a Terengganu hotel we have a great selection for you conveniently sorted by location, price and alphabetical order. Read More...

Peaking at 2,000 meters above sea-level, Cameron Highlands in Pahang resonates with the beauty and coolness of spring season, similar to that of a moderate-climate country. Read More...

Cherating is located at north of Kuantan and is, undoubtedly, the most popular beach on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. The sandy beaches are dotted with pleasant casuarina trees and calm water... Read More...

For those looking to escape not just the hustle and bustle of city life but also its heat and humidity, Fraser’s Hill provides a desirable option with its decidedly cooler air and scenic highland surroundings. Read More...

Find out where to stay in the ‘City of Entertainment’, Genting Highlands, one-stop holiday destination situated some 2000 metres above sea level. Read More...

Just an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysians tired of KL’s heat and humidity are frequent weekenders here, as the mountainside’s breezy 25 degree average temperature provides a welcome respite. Read More...

Located in the East Coast region of Peninsular Malaysia, Pahang is the peninsula's largest state. It conjures up visions of lush tropical forests, mountain, sandy beaches glistering in the sun, lakes and waterfalls ..... Read More...

Most visitors will head to the sun-kissed beaches that line the east coast for a time of surf and sand. On the other hand, you will find a wealth of eco-adventures in the form of rainforest parks. Read More...

Janda Baik (translated as 'A Good Widow') indulged the visitors not only with the breathtaking beauty, but the blend of traditional Malay houses and modern architecture resorts gives visitors multiple diversed options. Read More...

Pahang offers a nice variety of Malay, Chinese and Indian food. On a more specific note, Kuantan, as a city along the east coast, has some great seafood to savour. Read More...

When the sun goes down Pahang’s nightlife really revs up – not as rowdy as Thailand’s after-dark scene nor as quiet as Brunei’s no-alcohol nighttime offerings. Read More...

Shopping in Kuantan can be an exciting adventure, especially for traditional handicrafts and cultural souvenirs. Read More...

Kuantan offers visitors a chance to see some of Peninsular Malaysia’s most fascinating sights. From local museums to recreational parks and handicraft centres to pleasant beaches... Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. The perfect way to find your way around and see where everything actually is. Read More...