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About11 of 17 hotels in Pantai CenangWelcome to Pondok Muara Chalet, your Pantai Cenang “home away from Pondok Muara Chalet aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after Muara Chalet is a budget friendly motel offering air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests can enjoy barbeque facilities, which has made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Pantai Cenang. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is in Pantai Cenang be sure to experience local shrimp favourites at Orkid Ria Seafood Restaurant or La Sal at Casa Del Muara Chalet puts the best of Pantai Cenang at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and moreProperty amenitiesFree parkingSecured parkingFree High Speed Internet WiFiBar / loungeVending machineChildren Activities Kid / Family FriendlyCar hireBBQ facilitiesRoom featuresAir conditioningRefrigeratorGood to knowLanguages SpokenEnglish, MalayLocation99Great for walkers48Restaurantswithin km8Attractionswithin kmTraveller ratingExcellent4Very Good12Average6Poor2Terrible2Time of yearMar-MayJun-AugSep-NovDec-FebTraveller typeFamiliesCouplesSoloBusinessFriendsLanguageAll languages26English23German1French1Italian1ekta p wrote a review Nov. 2018Malaysia464 contributions158 helpful votesThe chalets looked bit old and very basic. The view was of the fields which was quite nice to enjoy, but sadly there were mosquitoes that made it difficult to sit out. The bathroom was clean but very basic and used to get waterlogged. The family running the place was sweet to provide breakfast as per our requirements with a cute hand-written note. Even the day of our checkout we were supposed to leave really early, and they ensured we have coffee and fruits before we go, though we didn't even asked for of stay November 2018Trip type Travelled with friendsThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn contributions1 helpful voteI never had chance to stay in hotel,my honeymoon trip had cancelled and I totally lost every money I spent, but this people understand my situation and had cancelled my booking without any charges... So I decide that next time onwards I will choose to stay there only...because they care for their people..thankyou and thanks for of stay June 2018Trip type Travelled as a coupleThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United Kingdom292 contributions101 helpful votesBooked here to stay 3 nights with my partner and on first sight i thought it was a bit of a dump, but over the days it grew on me and i left after my 3 days quite liking the place. Good points, owner and staff are very nice, it's clean and secure, cleaned every day with fresh towels every other day. Air con works well, wi fi is excellent in fact the wi fi is some of the best I've had in the country, and there is few drinking water available and toast, tea in the mornings. Bad points, backs on too paddy fields which become noisy at night with birds which chirp from dusk till dawn. Property is a bit run down outside and dated inside but there was work going on so this could improve in time. Overall not a bad stay, 10 minutes from the beach, restaurant next door and a excellent food hall over the road. I'd stay again after seeing some of the other accommodation offered in Langkawi…Date of stay April 2017CleanlinessServiceSleep QualityTrip type Travelled as a coupleThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn United Kingdom296 contributions130 helpful votesThese chalets are big and ideal for a famiy of four, the room is basic and the satellite tv they advertise is not available in all rooms nor have they subscribed to any decent western channels. The chalets overlook the paddy fields but don't expect the beauty found in other places like Bali. Unfortunately with the paddy fields comes the noise of nature which is loud and lasts from dusk until dawn so if you are a light sleeper earplugs are a must. Four lads had booked into the room next to us with the sole aim of getting drunk and partying, at 12pm we complained to the management about the music and shouting but they did nothing at 1am the management had left the premises leaving us the have to deal with the noise ourselves. The rooms are overpriced for what they are and someway from the town but the main man on reception is really friendly, the rooms are clean and serviced daily, there is free water on reception and the wifi is up there with the best in 3 months travelling and that's why I have mixed feelings on the property, it could be really good but it is just missing those little of stay April 2017ValueServiceSleep QualityTrip type Travelled as a coupleThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn contributions65 helpful votesWe spent 3 days and 2 nights in here. Our room located just beside the receptionist hence easy access to drinking water, satellite tv channel and close to our rented car parking lot. We go for a basic room and we are more than happy. Good shower, good air conditioning, clean and simple room decoration. We spent lots of our time outdoor hence we go for the basic room. Lots of parking spces available, a restaurant available just besdie the chalet. Location is at its best. Its not located at the center of chenang beach but a few hundred metres away and surrounded by paddy field hence the peaceful environment. Date of stay September 2016Trip type Travelled as a coupleThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn contributions1 helpful voteThe rooms are spacious and well lit. The area is okay, however precaution is needed against the mosquitoes. The owner was very nice and for the stay I was there, it was good. Also the owner was telling about the future plans on improvising the place. So if you are going sometime in 2017, this is a best place for the rates. If you are travelling before that too, check it out. If you have your personal vehicle, then this is the best place for the of stay June 2016Trip type Travelled with familyThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Tioman, Malaysia45 contributions10 helpful votesStayed in this place for a week. big and spacious room with aircon, fridge, balcony over looking the field, which is full of life, working desk and dining table. Tv- but it only has malay chanels. Place has seen better days, but it wasn't at all bad. No room cleaning or service in this place. So be prepared to keep it nice and clean yourself. The location is quiet and there's nothing around it now, but they were building a new hotel and restaurant right at the yard, and should be open in late summer of 2016. About 5min walk to a shop and closest restaurant and 10min walk to the busier cenang beach strip. It's about 10-15min drive from the airport We rented a car to go around the island to places so therefore the location was just fine for us. The only minus was that the internet didn't work very well in our room if at all, but there is a small lounge where it works perfectly. Syahrin the owner was nice and helpful, and he also gave us a lift to the airport when we left. It's a nice place for budget travellers who want a bit of quiteness and space. Not the cheapest, but personally I think it's good value…Date of stay May 2016LocationServiceSleep QualityTrip type Travelled as a coupleThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn Jaya, Malaysia133 contributions12 helpful votesThe room that we got is really spacious and it have 2 single beds and 1 double bed. Even though the chalet is quite far from pantai chenang but the view from the room is beautiful. It's facing the paddy of stay April 2015Trip type Travelled with friendsThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn contributions51 helpful votesBooked this place without checking reviews so serves me right. Having been to Langkawi several times I can confirm that there are plenty places better than this for around a similar price. Upon arrival there was no one there so I rang the phone numbers pinned to the window but no answer from any. As I was about to leave and go find another hotel a woman came out and asked why I was there. Her husband, who apparently deals with the bookings, was out and she had no record of my being there. To be fair to her she trusted me enough to give me a key and said to speak to her husband in the morning. I read with interest the comment about being disturbed at As I was already awake I heard a man wandering around outside my chalet coughing and spluttering for around 10 minutes but I thought nothing of it. Then I could hear some movement again and at that point the electricity went off. I thought, as some hotels do in Asia, that perhaps the electricity went off at a certain time. I put clothes on and asked the owner to switch the electricity back on so I could have a shower. He went to the fuse box outside my room and flicked the switch, blaming the storm that had finished 4 hours earlier for the electricity going off 5 minutes ago when In fact he had turned it off at the fuse box so that the air on went off so that I would get up and pay. Now that is ridiculously poor hospitality. Room itself was extremely basic, there are better on the island for a similar price. It's kind of in the middle of nowhere although walking to the main road and flagging down a taxi is fairly easy. Window didn't shut in the bathroom which isn't very nice when you're in the shower and there's geckos running up the outside of them. Place was like a building site which meant climbing over slabs and planks of wood with exposed nails to get in and out of the room. No internet. Seriously, go somewhere of stay July 2015Trip type Travelled soloRoom Tip Go elsewhereSee more room tipsThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn wrote a review Dec. 2014Melbourne, Australia11 contributions34 helpful votesThis unprofessional excuse for a hotel sent me a blunt email at 9am on the day of my expected arrival saying that someone else had decided to extend their stay, so despite my booking weeks in advance, they no longer had a room for me. Not only was this unprofessional, but it was New Years day, so my friends and I had to spend several hours that morning trying to find alternate accommodation on an island where almost everything was sold out for the holiday period. This cancellation has cost us time, money and worst of all, has meant that the beginning to a relaxing holiday has been ruined. I wouldn't book here if you want to be sure to get a place to stay. Don't risk the hassle. Date of stay January 2015ValueRoomsLocationCleanlinessServiceThis review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn RANGEUAH 554 - UAH 1,367 Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room LOCATIONMalaysiaKedahLangkawi DistrictLangkawiPantai CenangNUMBER OF ROOMS10Is This Your Tripadvisor Listing?Own or manage this property? Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much Your ListingFrequently Asked Questions about Pondok Muara ChaletWhich popular attractions are close to Pondok Muara Chalet?Nearby attractions include Cenang Beach km, Au Chong Beach Bar Cafe km, and Rice Museum km.What are some of the property amenities at Pondok Muara Chalet?Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and free food & drink options are available at Pondok Muara Chalet?Guests can enjoy a lounge and barbeque facilities during their stay. Is parking available at Pondok Muara Chalet?Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to are some restaurants close to Pondok Muara Chalet?Conveniently located restaurants include Yasmin Restaurant, Cba, and La Sal at Casa Del languages are spoken by the staff at Pondok Muara Chalet?The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Malay. Are there any historical sites close to Pondok Muara Chalet?Many travellers enjoy visiting Selva's Untold Stories km and Beras Terbakar field Of Burnt Rice km. Malgré le temps frais, gris et maussade une bonne douzaine de vaillants marcheurs, souriants heureux de se sont retrouvés à 10 heures pile au parc du Portugal, angle boulevard St-Laurent et rue Marianne pour une ballade commentée de deux heures et demie. Ce parc a été construit en 1980 et refait en 1990. Le parc est l’œuvre de l’architecte paysagiste Carlos R. Martinez, qui a également conçu et aménagé le parc des Amériques que nous avons aussi croisé durant cette visite. Plusieurs artisans d’origine portugaise ont travaillé à cette restauration et c’est pourquoi on y retrouve plusieurs des éléments décoratifs traditionnels portugais le pavé, le coq de Barcelos perché sur le toit du kiosque à musique et des monuments commémoratifs de la vague d’immigration portugaise de 1953 à 2003 à Montréal. Au fil de la promenade, nous avons appris qu’une vague importante de nouveaux arrivants portugais s’est installée à Montréal à la fin des années cinquante. Ces nouveaux Montréalais venaient majoritairement des Açores, un archipel de 9 îles volcaniques situées dans l’océan Atlantique à environ 1 500 km des côtes du Portugal et à 2 500 km au sud-est de Terre-Neuve. Ces gens ont quitté leur pays suite à une irruption volcanique sur l’Île de Faïal qui s’est produite sur une très longue période durant l’année 1957-58. Plusieurs éléments de l’histoire de nos concitoyens montréalais d’origine portugaise sont clairement inscrits, disponibles aux yeux de qui sait les décoder, dans la rue, sur le pavé, sur les murs des bâtiments, dans le mobilier urbain ou encore camouflés dans le paysage architectural du quartier. Au début des années 1960, un grand nombre de familles originaires du Portugal s’installent autour des rues Coloniale, de Bullion, Roy et Rachel. Elles contribuent à freiner la détérioration du quartier, ce qui leur a valu un prix d’excellence de la part de la Société d’architecture de Montréal en 1975. À cette époque, fin des années 1950 et début des années 1960, le gouvernement canadien a soutenu l’immigration d’un groupe important de jeunes hommes, travailleurs et catholiques, afin d’aller chercher de la main d’œuvre, mais aussi afin d’encourager des mariages mixtes » entre jeunes hommes portugais et jeunes filles canadiennes et plus spécifiquement montréalaises. Il semble toutefois, selon notre guide, que ces jeunes hommes portugais sont d’abord venus s’installer à Montréal, ont trouvé du travail et que la majorité d’entre eux ont ensuite fondé leur famille avec leurs petites amies portugaises qu’ils ont ensuite fait venir ici. Ce n’est donc qu’à partir de la 2e génération que des mariages mixtes » entre personnes d’origine portugaise et Montréalais ont commencé à se faire. À partir du parc du Portugal, en route vers l’église Santa Cruz, nous marchons sur la rue St-Laurent. Nous y faisons plusieurs arrêts devant de grandes affiches présentant des pans de l’histoire de la communauté portugaise. Sur Rachel formant comme un passage réduit en raison d’édifices en briques de plusieurs étages, construits près de la rue, une immense carte du quartier portugais, faite de tuiles bleu et blanc, des azulejos », installée en hauteur sur le mur extérieur d’un des édifices adjacents à la rue. Puis, le passage s’ouvre sur une grande place devant l’église Santa Cruz, et là encore un immense azulejo mixant les thèmes classiques de la mer, des voyages, des départs, de l’attente à une facture plutôt moderne. Nous faisons un bref arrêt devant le 3919 de la rue Clark, la plus ancienne synagogue juive orthodoxe du Canada. L’édifice fut construit en 1899 et la communauté juive orthodoxe s’y est installée en 1922. Il semblerait, selon notre guide, que, les jours de sabbat, le rabbin actuel qui habite dans le quartier Côte des neiges » marche de chez lui jusqu’à la synagogue, dans le quartier portugais. Devant les façades bleues, vertes et jaunes de la rue Coloniale, notre guide nous a expliqué que cette coutume de couleurs a été apportée à Montréal par les pêcheurs portugais. C'est d’abord leur barque qu’ils peignaient de couleurs vives. Et ils utilisaient ce qui restait de peinture pour peindre leur maison – ou tout au moins la façade de leur maison. La barque du pêcheur et sa maison étaient de la même couleur. De cette façon, lorsqu’ils étaient en mer, leur barque restait bien visible pour les gens qui restaient à terre. Et les éventuels acheteurs de poissons savaient, par la couleur de la maison, à quel endroit, chaque jour, ils allaient trouver du poisson frais… C’était une forme de publicité. Transportée dans une rue de Montréal, cette belle coutume met de la couleur dans la ville. La visite a été ponctuée de quelques petits arrêts gastronomiques d'abord une visite à une épicerie fine plusieurs en ont profité pour prendre un petit café ou un chocolat chaud, acheter une pâtisserie, un morceau de fromage. Ensuite, un arrêt dans une pâtisserie portugaise du quartier a permis à la majorité d’entre nous de faire le plein de pastéis de natas », ces délicieuses pâtisseries portugaises aux œufs !!! Lorsque nous sommes sortis de la pâtisserie vers 12 h 15, le soleil s’est montré le bout du nez, et le temps s’est un peu adouci. C’est autour d’un bon dîner dans un restaurant portugais que plusieurs d’entre nous ont terminé ce périple portugais en terre du Plateau Mont-Royal ».

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