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Eastern & Oriental Hotel

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Welcome to the luxurious Eastern & Oriental Hotel, where exquisite comfort meets malaysian culture in the heart of George Town. With prices starting from just $184, you can indulge in a stay that offers top-notch amenities and a location that's just 0,8 mi from the bustling city center! Tucked away at 10 Farquhar Street, this 5-star gem is not just a hotel; it’s a tropical retreat that promises unforgettable moments for travelers of all kinds.

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Premier Suite King in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

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1 King Size-seng

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625 kvadratfot

Premier Suite, King Size

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Indulge in luxury and relaxation in our Premier Suite King, a spacious 624 sqft suite with an ocean view, private bathroom, and balcony. Featuring a king-size bed, minibar, and flat-screen TV, this suite accommodates 3 adults and 2 children, making it perfect for families or couples seeking an unforgettable escape. With additional amenities such as a bathtub, coffee machine, and complimentary toiletries, your every need will be catered to during your stay.

Deluxe Suite Twin in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

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625 kvadratfot

Suite Deluxe, Enkeltseng

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Experience true luxury in our Deluxe Suite Twin, a spacious suite spanning 624 sqft with stunning ocean and garden views. This suite comfortably accommodates 3 adults and 2 children with its two twin beds, and boasts a private bathroom with a relaxing bathtub. Enjoy the convenience of a minibar and coffee machine, along with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV and air conditioning. Pamper yourself with complimentary toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers, and enjoy the comfort of a sitting area and executive lounge access. Fall in love with the beautiful pool view from your upper floor accessible by elevator, and let our friendly staff cater to your every need.

Premier Suite Ground Floor in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

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625 kvadratfot

Premier Suite

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Indulge in our spacious Premier Suite Ground Floor, boasting a stunning ocean and garden view. With 624 sqft of luxury, this suite accommodates up to 3 adults and 2 children, offering a private bathroom with a bathtub, a terrace, and a minibar for your convenience. Unwind and relax in style with a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and a coffee machine at your disposal.

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Get ready to dive into relaxation with both indoor and outdoor swimming pools that are free to use. Whether you're unwinding at the stunning spa, delighting in gourmet meals at the on-site restaurant, or indulging in a refreshing drink at the bar, every corner of the hotel exudes sophistication. You'll appreciate the free WiFi and private parking, making your stay both convenient and comfortable. Plus, the kids will revel in the specially designed pool and kiddie meals, ensuring joy for families on the go!

Lobby or reception in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
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With an impressive collection of over 3429 reviews, guests rave about the exceptional service, breathtaking ocean views, and delightful garden scenery. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or a family adventure, the Eastern & Oriental Hotel is the perfect setting that transports you to a world of relaxation and luxury. Don’t wait too long to secure your dream stay in this tropical paradise!

Bathroom in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Bedroom, Bed in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

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At the Eastern & Oriental Hotel, dining is a thrilling experience in its own right! Indulge your taste buds at the Palm Court, where a delightful fusion of Korean, local, and international cuisines is on offer. If you're feeling adventurous, the Java Tree awaits with its tantalizing blend of European and local dishes. Of course, don’t forget to treat yourself at Sarkies – a culinary jewel that showcases the rich tapestry of local and international flavors. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely breakfast or a sumptuous dinner, the diverse options here ensure that every mealtime is an unforgettable affair!

Restaurant/places to eat in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Restaurant/places to eat in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

Fasiliteter

Spa/Wellness-pakker

Restaurant

Innendørs svømmebasseng

Utendørs svømmebasseng

Barnebasseng

Gratis privat parkering

Gratis wifi

Romservice

Fitness centre/facilities in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Bathroom in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

Bassenger

Innendørs

Helårs,

Utendørs

Helårs,

Swimming pool in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Swimming pool in Eastern & Oriental Hotel

Restauranter

Palm Court

Koreansk, Lokal, Internasjonal

Java Tree

Lokal, Europeisk

Sarkies

Lokal, Internasjonal

Food and drinks in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Restaurant/places to eat in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
Property building in Eastern & Oriental Hotel
This iconic hotel of the “Far East” continues in its traditions. Founded in 1885, it was one of a trio of famous venues which included the Raffles Hotel in Singapore in 1887 and the Strand Hotel in Rangoon, Burma, in 1901. To jog your memory the Singapore Sling was first served (i.e. Invented) at the Raffles. The current iteration of E & O includes the “Heritage” Wing with multiple renovations, designed in the manner of the 1920’s. There is a new section, (Not part of the original) The “Victory wing” which is a multi-story unit. The Heritage wing is more expensive and consists of commodious suites and includes amenities that come with your room, breakfast and evening cocktails and snacks. There is access to a pool reserved for Heritage guests only. The Heritage wing was reopened in 2019, the suites range in size from 58 m2 to a massive 522 m2 with a dining room and butler service. None of this comes at a cheap price, but this is a historic venue and a provides a trip through yesteryear. Worth the stay for those interested in Southeast Asia history. Location is ideal, along the waterfront with easy access to the central George Town and to numerous shops and restaurants. The staff is well-informed and always helpful. The SPA and gym are highly recommended, the view during your workout of the waterfront cannot be beat. There are various dining options, the buffet in the Victory wing offers a massive number of choices, but is very busy and a bit chaotic. I opted for a quiet a la carte dinner at the “Java Tree” having an excellent fish dinner topped off with perfectly made at tableside crepe Suzette. As to be expected, excellent water pressure (Both tub and shower), high functioning Wi-Fi, with in room beverages that are refreshed daily at no extra cost. The daily paper is delivered to your door. Finally, the very helpful hotel staff arranged for an excellent English-speaking taxi driver for exploring George Town.

Revis

The room was very spacious and nice, well furnished. It had a balcony and good sea views. Breakfast was also good, as expected in this kind of hotel: wide variety of good quality Eastern and Western options. Nice breakfast buffet. The gym was well equipped with different cardio machines (2 treadmills, 2 ellipticals, 1 bike) and a good range of dumbbells, I only missed a cable machine for rows :-) Swimming pool is long enough for laps and the setup is really beautiful looking to the sea. It was busier than the gym (empty the two times I used it), and we were unable to get lounge chairs by the pool all taken, so we had to sit by the bar tables. The hotel was within walking distance from all the must see and must eat in George Town which is enough to keep you busy on a weekend (the duration of our stay). Overall we had a very confortable stay.

Marian

We loved everything about the E&O - it’s now my favourite hotel of all time! The level of service from every member of staff is outstanding and the hotel itself is so beautiful. We stayed in the Heritage Wing with a seaview room and it was perfect in every way. Breakfast in Sarkies was superb and evening drinks and canapés was really sociable with lovely food and drunks. Farquhar’s Bar was also great and we loved sitting outside in the evening after dinner.

Alison

Nice traditional but well maintained hotel. Very charming decor and antiques. Magnificent marble in the bathrooms. Upgrade to sea view was reasonable and lovely room. Room service was good quality, fast and cheap. Maybe some pasta and more Asian choices would be good. Restaurant menus also were excellent and tasty. We ate the fine dining in the coffee shop as more patrons and better atmosphere but the food came from same area so still excellent.

Hammett

Our stay was an experience. A feeling of being welcomed, pampered and wanted. Food was wonderful. When faced with a minor crisis Alison Fraser (hotel General Manager) was there and supported us. We are very grateful. Alison practises ‘management by walking around.’ We bumped into her six times during our stay with only one time being an organised event. The room was beautiful and Georgetown (and its food) easily within reach.

Geoff

This iconic hotel of the “Far East” continues in its traditions. Founded in 1885, it was one of a trio of famous venues which included the Raffles Hotel in Singapore in 1887 and the Strand Hotel in Rangoon, Burma, in 1901. To jog your memory the Singapore Sling was first served (i.e. Invented) at the Raffles. The current iteration of E & O includes the “Heritage” Wing with multiple renovations, designed in the manner of the 1920’s. There is a new section, (Not part of the original) The “Victory wing” which is a multi-story unit. The Heritage wing is more expensive and consists of commodious suites and includes amenities that come with your room, breakfast and evening cocktails and snacks. There is access to a pool reserved for Heritage guests only. The Heritage wing was reopened in 2019, the suites range in size from 58 m2 to a massive 522 m2 with a dining room and butler service. None of this comes at a cheap price, but this is a historic venue and a provides a trip through yesteryear. Worth the stay for those interested in Southeast Asia history. Location is ideal, along the waterfront with easy access to the central George Town and to numerous shops and restaurants. The staff is well-informed and always helpful. The SPA and gym are highly recommended, the view during your workout of the waterfront cannot be beat. There are various dining options, the buffet in the Victory wing offers a massive number of choices, but is very busy and a bit chaotic. I opted for a quiet a la carte dinner at the “Java Tree” having an excellent fish dinner topped off with perfectly made at tableside crepe Suzette. As to be expected, excellent water pressure (Both tub and shower), high functioning Wi-Fi, with in room beverages that are refreshed daily at no extra cost. The daily paper is delivered to your door. Finally, the very helpful hotel staff arranged for an excellent English-speaking taxi driver for exploring George Town.

Revis

The room was very spacious and nice, well furnished. It had a balcony and good sea views. Breakfast was also good, as expected in this kind of hotel: wide variety of good quality Eastern and Western options. Nice breakfast buffet. The gym was well equipped with different cardio machines (2 treadmills, 2 ellipticals, 1 bike) and a good range of dumbbells, I only missed a cable machine for rows :-) Swimming pool is long enough for laps and the setup is really beautiful looking to the sea. It was busier than the gym (empty the two times I used it), and we were unable to get lounge chairs by the pool all taken, so we had to sit by the bar tables. The hotel was within walking distance from all the must see and must eat in George Town which is enough to keep you busy on a weekend (the duration of our stay). Overall we had a very confortable stay.

Marian

We loved everything about the E&O - it’s now my favourite hotel of all time! The level of service from every member of staff is outstanding and the hotel itself is so beautiful. We stayed in the Heritage Wing with a seaview room and it was perfect in every way. Breakfast in Sarkies was superb and evening drinks and canapés was really sociable with lovely food and drunks. Farquhar’s Bar was also great and we loved sitting outside in the evening after dinner.

Alison

Nice traditional but well maintained hotel. Very charming decor and antiques. Magnificent marble in the bathrooms. Upgrade to sea view was reasonable and lovely room. Room service was good quality, fast and cheap. Maybe some pasta and more Asian choices would be good. Restaurant menus also were excellent and tasty. We ate the fine dining in the coffee shop as more patrons and better atmosphere but the food came from same area so still excellent.

Hammett

Our stay was an experience. A feeling of being welcomed, pampered and wanted. Food was wonderful. When faced with a minor crisis Alison Fraser (hotel General Manager) was there and supported us. We are very grateful. Alison practises ‘management by walking around.’ We bumped into her six times during our stay with only one time being an organised event. The room was beautiful and Georgetown (and its food) easily within reach.

Geoff

This iconic hotel of the “Far East” continues in its traditions. Founded in 1885, it was one of a trio of famous venues which included the Raffles Hotel in Singapore in 1887 and the Strand Hotel in Rangoon, Burma, in 1901. To jog your memory the Singapore Sling was first served (i.e. Invented) at the Raffles. The current iteration of E & O includes the “Heritage” Wing with multiple renovations, designed in the manner of the 1920’s. There is a new section, (Not part of the original) The “Victory wing” which is a multi-story unit. The Heritage wing is more expensive and consists of commodious suites and includes amenities that come with your room, breakfast and evening cocktails and snacks. There is access to a pool reserved for Heritage guests only. The Heritage wing was reopened in 2019, the suites range in size from 58 m2 to a massive 522 m2 with a dining room and butler service. None of this comes at a cheap price, but this is a historic venue and a provides a trip through yesteryear. Worth the stay for those interested in Southeast Asia history. Location is ideal, along the waterfront with easy access to the central George Town and to numerous shops and restaurants. The staff is well-informed and always helpful. The SPA and gym are highly recommended, the view during your workout of the waterfront cannot be beat. There are various dining options, the buffet in the Victory wing offers a massive number of choices, but is very busy and a bit chaotic. I opted for a quiet a la carte dinner at the “Java Tree” having an excellent fish dinner topped off with perfectly made at tableside crepe Suzette. As to be expected, excellent water pressure (Both tub and shower), high functioning Wi-Fi, with in room beverages that are refreshed daily at no extra cost. The daily paper is delivered to your door. Finally, the very helpful hotel staff arranged for an excellent English-speaking taxi driver for exploring George Town.

Revis

The room was very spacious and nice, well furnished. It had a balcony and good sea views. Breakfast was also good, as expected in this kind of hotel: wide variety of good quality Eastern and Western options. Nice breakfast buffet. The gym was well equipped with different cardio machines (2 treadmills, 2 ellipticals, 1 bike) and a good range of dumbbells, I only missed a cable machine for rows :-) Swimming pool is long enough for laps and the setup is really beautiful looking to the sea. It was busier than the gym (empty the two times I used it), and we were unable to get lounge chairs by the pool all taken, so we had to sit by the bar tables. The hotel was within walking distance from all the must see and must eat in George Town which is enough to keep you busy on a weekend (the duration of our stay). Overall we had a very confortable stay.

Marian

We loved everything about the E&O - it’s now my favourite hotel of all time! The level of service from every member of staff is outstanding and the hotel itself is so beautiful. We stayed in the Heritage Wing with a seaview room and it was perfect in every way. Breakfast in Sarkies was superb and evening drinks and canapés was really sociable with lovely food and drunks. Farquhar’s Bar was also great and we loved sitting outside in the evening after dinner.

Alison

Nice traditional but well maintained hotel. Very charming decor and antiques. Magnificent marble in the bathrooms. Upgrade to sea view was reasonable and lovely room. Room service was good quality, fast and cheap. Maybe some pasta and more Asian choices would be good. Restaurant menus also were excellent and tasty. We ate the fine dining in the coffee shop as more patrons and better atmosphere but the food came from same area so still excellent.

Hammett

Our stay was an experience. A feeling of being welcomed, pampered and wanted. Food was wonderful. When faced with a minor crisis Alison Fraser (hotel General Manager) was there and supported us. We are very grateful. Alison practises ‘management by walking around.’ We bumped into her six times during our stay with only one time being an organised event. The room was beautiful and Georgetown (and its food) easily within reach.

Geoff

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10 Farquhar Street, Penang, 10200, Malaysia

Eastern & Oriental Hotel