Palace Of The Golden Horses, Kuala Lumpur
Mines Resort City, Jalan Kuda Emas
Sri Kembangan
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Overall Hotel Reviews
Based on 5 reviews
It would have been better if free WiFi is provided given that the free shuttle is quite limited and it's not too convenient to move around to the nearest shopping mall in the day. There is nothing much to do in the day. The TV programmes are also very limited.
The room is spacious, clean and quite comfortable. Nicely decorated.
The room is spacious, clean and quite comfortable. Nicely decorated.
Although it describes itself as extraordinary there is nothing ordinary about this hotel. Set in the outskirts of KL this hotel offers a pleasing break from city hotels; the lakeside and golf course setting makes for a relaxing location. Rooms are spacious, relaxing, and quiet. Though current renovation works, through to spring 2012, will mean some noise, I found that every effort had been made to minimise possible inconvenience to guests; I hate noise but did not feel that the renovations in any way impinged on my stay. In room information was average, but I understand is under review.
A good breakfast buffet with reasonable service though service could slip at peak times. The Chinese restaurant is a real dining pleasure, and the manager's knowledge and passion about the food was a pleasing experience. The lobby bar is in a spacious and pleasing setting, cocktails and other drinks well presented.
As a hotel with an in-house medical centre there is real scope to offer and provide high class health screening and consultations. I understanding work is ongoing to better integrate wellness and room packages, and that a re-launch in spring 2012 should see yet further improvements in Mines Wellness City, the new branding for the Palace of the Golden Horses and it's sister hotel Mines Wellness Resort.
Not surprisingly there is a very strong horse theme with horse shoes depicted in the flooring and countless horse statues around the resort. The owner has a very clear love of horses and this will be seen in 2012 by the addition of more horse themed items. There's an equestrian centre over the road but I'm not sure yet if this is accessible to hotel guests - it's certainly an idea for the future.
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and would recommend this hotel to anyone seeking an extraordinary break. We plan to return in 2012.
A good breakfast buffet with reasonable service though service could slip at peak times. The Chinese restaurant is a real dining pleasure, and the manager's knowledge and passion about the food was a pleasing experience. The lobby bar is in a spacious and pleasing setting, cocktails and other drinks well presented.
As a hotel with an in-house medical centre there is real scope to offer and provide high class health screening and consultations. I understanding work is ongoing to better integrate wellness and room packages, and that a re-launch in spring 2012 should see yet further improvements in Mines Wellness City, the new branding for the Palace of the Golden Horses and it's sister hotel Mines Wellness Resort.
Not surprisingly there is a very strong horse theme with horse shoes depicted in the flooring and countless horse statues around the resort. The owner has a very clear love of horses and this will be seen in 2012 by the addition of more horse themed items. There's an equestrian centre over the road but I'm not sure yet if this is accessible to hotel guests - it's certainly an idea for the future.
My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay, and would recommend this hotel to anyone seeking an extraordinary break. We plan to return in 2012.
Our breakfast encounter at PGH
Overall my stay with my wife were pleasant with the exception of our breakfast encounter for the 2 days.
Our morning experience at the carousel was a nightmare! Surrounded with guests presumbly from China/HK. Looking at how the buffet table was 'ransacked' by them had made us lost appettite
Very put off with their inconsiderate attitude
Our morning experience at the carousel was a nightmare! Surrounded with guests presumbly from China/HK. Looking at how the buffet table was 'ransacked' by them had made us lost appettite
Very put off with their inconsiderate attitude
Its an excellent accommodation, If you want to escape from hectic city life along with your partner ( a romantic retreat) then its the best hotel.
But its far away from any shopping mall etc. so you cant even buy a pen
No bus station/ rail can be accessed by the hotel and hotel taxi are too expensive
I also could not find food of my choice even they provided hundred dishes
But its far away from any shopping mall etc. so you cant even buy a pen
No bus station/ rail can be accessed by the hotel and hotel taxi are too expensive
I also could not find food of my choice even they provided hundred dishes
The check in was relatively fast. Perhaps...
The check in was relatively fast. Perhaps it was super peak period (Chinese Lunar New Year), so when we told the hotel that one of the rooms was without hot water, the hotel didn't send any maintenance to go check.
The restaurant was splendid though and the waiters were friendly. They took initiative to check with the chef to give my toddler his favorite cheese cake, despite it was not on menu that day. So I was grateful to them.
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