HOTEL FEATURES

& FACILITIES

• Color TV

• Water heater

• Refrigerator

• Tea/Coffee making facilities

• Lobby Lounge

• Outdoor activities

• Children Playground

• Restaurant

DIRECTION TO THE RESORT

From Kuala Lumpur and South
If you are traveling from the South or Kuala Lumpur, take the North-South Highway and exit at the Rawang Interchange (about 20-25 min, from Kuala Lumpur or Subang Interchange). From Rawang, enter the trunk road towards North. You will pass smaller towns like Serendah, Ulu Yam village and Rasa village in Batang Kali district. Immediately after Rasa (about 1 km), look out for signage which says Bukit Fraser (Fraser’s Hill) or Kuala Kubu Bahru and turn right following signage directions. The journey from Rawang to Kuala Kubu Bahru (foot of Fraser’s Hill) takes about 30-35 minutes.

(Note: There are several petrol stations along the way and motorists are advised to fill up their petrol tanks whenever possible. There are no petrol stations in Fraser's Hill. At Ulu Yam there is a supermarket (Sanata Supermarket) situated near the trunk road where a wide variety of daily provisions and food  is offered)

From Penang and North
If you are traveling from the North, enter the North-South Highway and exit at the Tanjong Malim Interchange. Take the trunk road towards South and look out for signage indicating Kuala Kubu Bahru or Bukit Fraser (Fraser’s Hill). Turn left into Kuala Kubu Bahru which is the last stop at the foot of Fraser’s Hill.

From Kuala Kubu Bahru towards Fraser's Hill
From Kuala Kubu Bahru, drive easterly following a winding road up to the Gap (21 km about 35-45 minutes).

From the Gap to the Top

This stretch (35 min to 45 min) is for one way traffic during the day and 2 way at night. It is narrow and wide enough for one car only except several stretches where 2 cars can squeeze through.

Gates (Lower Gate & Upper Gates) control the passage of traffic at the last 7km stretch to Fraser’s Hill. The gate times show below:

    Going Up (Odd Hours)                Going Down (Even Hours)

    07.00am – 07.40am                     06.00am – 06.40am
    09.00am – 09.40am                     08.00am – 08.40am
    11.00am – 11.40am                     10.00am – 10.40am
    01.00pm – 01.40pm                     12.00pm – 12.40pm
    03.00pm – 03.40pm                     02.00pm – 02.40pm
    05.00pm – 05.40pm                     04.00pm – 04.40pm
    07.00pm – 07.40pm                     06.00pm – 06.40pm

Between 8pm and 6am, the road is open to 2-way traffic where one has to be careful of oncoming cars. Put on your high beam and drive slow (less than 25km/hr). Look out for oncoming car headlights. Horn to let the oncoming car know that you are near. When the oncoming car approaches, lower the beam and slowly squeeze through. If there is wider space, stop to wait for the other car to pass.

Night car accidents on this stretch is extremely rare. The bigger danger is that if you are unfamiliar with winding roads, do not attempt it at night and if it is raining heavily, wait for the rain to stop or abort your journey. If you are using the road after a heavy rainfall, drive slow and watch out for fallen bamboo across the road.