Location: Pulau Langkawi, Malaysia (South-East Asia)A five-star resort hotel built within a lush rain forest and situated on a ridge set back from the sea. The hotel contains 124 guest modules of which 40 are free-standing villas and 84 are connected rooms and suites arranged around formal pools and linked by open walkways. Local materials such as Balau timber, Belian wood shingles, and Langkawi stone and marble were used in construction.
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View from a balcony of a guest room© AKTC
Materials such as timber and stone are well integrated in the rainforest environment© AKTC
View of the dining area© AKTC
View from a private suite to the verandah© AKTC
View of the pool deck and pavilion restaurant (right)© AKTC
Interior, typical villa suite and private balcony© AKTC
View to the palm-roof beach club as seen from the pool terrace© AKTC
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