Such a peaceful & charming place, amazing property from the Tudor style building, oozing history, heritage & character, to the oh so well entertained gardens which make you feel like you are in a painting. Perfect place to relax away from any hustle bustle. Friendly and welcoming staff. The room was spacious with a four post bed which was decorated on the occasion of our wedding anniversary with the best wishes of the Hotel Manager which was deeply appreciated. Totally enjoyed strolling on the creaky floors & stairs, wandering in the gardens both at night & during the day wishing to be lost within the beauty of the premises. Dinner at the restaurant was delicious and the breakfast was delightful and gargantuan with so much choice and great service. Covered parking was available for guests and we were so pleasantly surprised to find our car washed and refreshed upon check out. Lovely stay at a stunning property, lovely memories to bring home and cherish...

Unfortunately, the bedding was way to soft to our liking and hard on our backs. Also, could not mix hot and cold water from the shower taps so had to stick to the bathtub itself.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Responded almost immediately to us when I wrote to them about something we left behind. We had barbeque at the hotel and food was really good and portion was generous. Very relaxing 2 nights' stay.

Nothing. For 1st time guests, be prepared that the rooms may have some smell when you first enter, but this is very normal considering the furniture and age of the hotel.

An extraordinary place. In my opinion, Cameron highlands towns are not the place where you can see something interesting. Therefore, the fact that this hotel is far from them is not at all its disadvantage. True, the lake is not very beautiful and is not a suitable place for sightseeing or walks, but the overall view from the hotel is impressive. There is a jungle trail right next to the hotel. This was the most challenging jungle trail of our trip. Just 1.5 km, any experience. I do not recommend it to anyone with mobility issues and it is better not to go with children. If you like adventure - definitely go. We were upgraded to the Foster Suite - it was wow, wow, wow. But you have to climb the up to the hill. We tried the hotel's steam boat for dinner - we really liked it. Breakfast was also good and varied.

The only option for dinner is hotel restaurant. Few places not far away are just terrible.

Well maintained, immaculately clean, charming gem of a place, so beautiful and zen. Staff were so helpful. The fireplace is something else. Great place for a romantic getaway, away from the hustle and bustle of the city

I loved everything about it.

From what we could tell driving around, this was probably the best place to stay in the Cameron Highlands. Lovely atmosphere, with a rainforest backing this unique hotel, and a view over a fascinating lake. This hotel has a fascinating history and was one of the original tourist accommodations built in the 1960s.

The traffic noise from the main road below the hotel was a tad annoying. But it’s the only road into the highlands, which have become, sadly, overdeveloped.

the ambient so nice and the family room quite big with 1 sharing bathroom . the staff and manager was good very helpful. but breakfast was so so .

breakfast so so . not much option

Ambience, scenery, surrounding concept of the hotel TOTALLY AWESOME

Nothing!

Service is excellent, the team repaired our low water flow from bath tub tap problem immediately after we feedback. They also picked up and safe kept my sister's pouch until we when to check with the reception. Very honest and professinal staffs, I salute you all, please keep up with the good work.

Location is further from town, unable to order Grab food delivery. Breakfast is of average standard. Complimentary pastries sent to room at about 5pm are likely left over from high tea? Didn't have chance to try the famous scones of the house.