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It's cheap and a good way to spend some time if it's raining. More like wondering through a antique or vintage shop... No real logic to the stuff in there. Cafe at the end is worth a visit though. Didn't go into strawberry area, but looked ok.

A good spot to hangout at cameron. Many old collections are being displayed.

the experience here is fantastic... there is a lot of strawberry to pick here... the entrance fee is rm30 for two person and half kilo of berries... there is also a lot of strawbeery to pick if u willing to hike to the top of the farm...

Time tunnel is closed now in process of relocate due to widening of the main road

Fully memory place ,must visit when to Cameron highland

We got to the farm and pickup the box of red strawberries and I'm happy about it.

Strawberries not fresh anymore when back to kl. Advise to eat within that day. But it is fun picking the strawberry.

I guess I should have researched this place more before coming here. Firstly, reaching this place can be quite a challenge as you'd need to drive through a long stretch of 2-way, narrow hillside road that can only comfortably fit one vehicle. We came on an off-peak day so it wasn't too bad but I imagine it would be quite stressful if there were more vehicles using the road. On the way back, we saw a vehicle scrape against the side of the road while it was trying to squeeze pass another vehicle coming from the other direction. Not for the faint hearted. Secondly, when you finally reach the destination, a reasonably long flight of stairs await you. Not great if you have mobility issues. That said, if you are carrying visitors who are unable to climb the flight of stairs, you can ask the guard to let you drive to the top to drop them off. When you finally reach the tea centre at the top, it's quite a rewarding experience. The tea plantation is quite a sight. You can also take the free factory tour as well as shop for tea at the outlet. The main highlight though was the terrace cafeteria. We tried the cakes, scones and tea, which were good especially when enjoyed with the beautiful view from the terrace. Overall, it was a worthwhile visit but it's probably a once and done type of deal due to the difficulty in accessing and leaving the place.

4:30pm gates close, no entry into plantation 5:00pm counter close Drive to tea centre is packed and small. Best to have another vehicle in front of you so you don’t have to do all the hard work😆 the view otw to the tea centre is great. Food - average. Lychee rose cheese cake has interesting texture. With the rose jelly on top, lychee kinda cream and the biscuity crust, i give jt a 6.5/10, Scones - a bit dry, and sides were very little for the price paid. 11 bucks. Not worth getting, go get scones somewhere else instead. 4/10 Tea - cameronian ‘o’ ice is very teh o ais like, if you like that then go for it. Palas supreme is kinda floral, a very bright and light tea. There are some exclusive tea leaves that you can only get here. One of which is palas supreme. So you can try it first at the cafe and see if you wanna buy it at the gift store. iirc 100g was rm35 or so. Tea tasting was the highlight! The staff Sangeeta was very friendly (i hope i spelled your name correctly!😆). There were plenty of posters advertising it but no clear instructions on how to sign up for the tea tasting. Just head to the gelato ice cream counter, right after the gift shop, and talk to the staff. It was RM25 per pax, minimum 2 pax. Check the timings, forgot to photograph. There’s like 1pm and 3pm, forgot the earlier timings. Ms Sangeeta guided us through the 45mins journey and explaining the process of how the tea leaves are harvested and processed, and then how we get the final product, ending with the tea tasting of 5 different teas. Very chatty and knowledgeable, would definitely recommend! As a Malaysian, I think we as a society should join more of these kind of events, to educate ourselves and also to learn the history and processes of what we take for granted. If there’s anything to take away from here, I would say the tea tasting experience was the highlight. Views around the plantation is great. No factory tour for me around 3-4pm as they closed early to clean the factory due to a small harvest amount in the morning. So no more processing to show visitors. Come early if need be, every 20 mins supposedly got tour.

BOH Tea Centre was truly impressive! The road from Tanah Rata to the plantation is absolutely beautiful. A scenic route surrounded by endless green hills and tea gardens. The whole drive felt peaceful and refreshing. We did this trip on a bike, which made it even more fun and adventurous! You can also go by car or join a travel group, but I’d highly recommend renting a bike, it gives you more freedom to stop for photos and enjoy the cool weather. We rented a 125cc bike for 24 hours, and it cost only around RM70, totally worth it! Entry is free, and there’s a nice café where you can order tea, desserts, or snacks while enjoying the stunning view of the plantation. A must-visit spot in Cameron Highlands for sure!

Had a great time visiting here! There are two main spots to check out which is the cafe and the tea shop. The view is stunning. Super calm and peaceful, perfect for enjoying breakfast while looking out over the tea plantation. Definitely an experience you won’t get every day. Food-wise, it’s on the pricey side, so just a heads up. And if you’re planning to eat there, try to come early. The queue gets crazy long later in the day, even though they have two counters open. To get to the cafe from the parking area, you’ll need to climb some fairly steep stairs. But you can request a drop-off right in front of the cafe, then the driver can go park. Super helpful if you’re with elderly folks or small kids. The road to the place is quite narrow and winding, so need to drive carefully. It can be a bit nerve-wracking when there’s oncoming traffic. At the tea shop, you’ll find all kinds of tea, and they even have testers for some of them, which is great if you’re not sure what to get. There’s also a factory tour with time slots every 30 minutes. All in all, it’s a really lovely place to visit, but it is recommended to go during non-peak hours to avoid the crowd and long queues. Totally worth the trip!

BOH Sungai Palas Tea Centre is probably one of the few places in the Cameron Highlands that does not feel like a tourist trap. Entrance is free and you can quickly visit the factory before enjoying a stunning restaurant perched above the hills with panoramic views over the plantation. The setting is exceptional and very photogenic, especially in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the crowds. Activities are varied and enriching, sometimes a little physical, and you can taste different teas accompanied by scones or cakes while admiring the landscape. The shop offers a great selection of teas to take home, perfect as souvenirs. After spending time there, I left with joy, a real sense of serenity and the desire to come back. An experience I strongly recommend.

The food at Teh Boh Palas is simply amazing. Every dish is served fresh, hot, and full of flavor. The quality is consistent, and you can really taste the effort that goes into preparing each meal. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy good food with family or friends. On top of that, the staff are polite, attentive, and always serve with a smile. Truly a wonderful dining experience that keeps me coming back again and again. Highly recommended!

You have to put effort in climbing up to the reach the top for the restaurant. The staff were friendly and you have plenty of spaces but it can get too crowded if you go there a bit late. We went there as early as we can to get a good spot. They open at around 8AM including the restaurant. The gate leading to the top won't open so your car won't be able to enter until then. Some tourists walked from the gate to the parking area but it's around 15 mins and it does not include the hike going up. They don't have much food selection as they are more into breakfast food and the serving size won't be able to fill your stomachs for the breads, pies, and cakes unless you order more or they also have a few rice meals, soup, and pasta offers. Nonetheless, the view was great and the air is refreshing and cold. 🥶👍🫰

A Buddhist temple nestled up a hill with the forest as a backdrop. After the rain, the mist just rolled in making it look so amazing. It is quiet without many visitors on the day we came. Getting there is easy as near Brinchang town. There are prayer areas and do remember to take off your shoes as a sign of respect. Donations are welcome but not compulsory. It’s very calming walking around the temple complex. 👍🏻 nice break to disconnect from the crowd.

I always love to visit the local temple if have time! To pray 🙏 and have a conversation with myself. I usually get emotional. Visit if you have time. No ticket required. I booked a grab to this place. Easy to get grab as well. Almost instant. (For my this one time experience)

One of the Buddhist temple up in Cameron Highland. When I was there, there was activity carrying on, (法忏）thus we didnt enter the 大雄宝殿。 A very peaceful place to visit and pray. There is a huge Guan Yin 观音 when we are driving up the temple. On top of the temple, you can have a good view of Brinchang town.

A very serene temple with beautiful view and cool breeze. Monks and nuns there are very polite and helpful. Highly recommended for all Buddhist and other religious people.

Very quiet & zen. Old traditional buddish temple. My mom told me I took pics here 30 years ago. A good place to visit and spend some quiet time. If you want a break from the commercialized areas.

Lovely temple surrounded by the rainforest of Cameron Highlands well worth a visit.

Nice temple. Small but with pretty statues.

Great place for kids as they have a large assortment of animals for the kids to gush over. There is also a petting zoo so the kids can get up close and personal with the animals. The management could consider improving the labelling of the enclosures and more detailed description of the critters within so the public can be better informed and educated about the animals, etc. That said, I find the place to be relatively clean and spacious. There is even an aquarium section adjacent to the main compound. The butterfly enclosure was my favourite as I spent a long time looking for various butterflies, and I can practise my close-up shots. They don't seem to be as jittery as the wild ones because they stayed perfectly still to be photographed. I enjoyed that immensely and came away with some really nice photos.

A Fluttering Fun Adventure at Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm! Get ready for an interesting and fun adventure at the Butterfly Farm in Cameron Highlands! Stepping in feels like entering a secret garden, perfectly suited for the cool climate. This isn't just a butterfly farm; it's a wonderfully clean mini zoo that offers so much more than just pretty wings. Of course, the butterflies are absolutely captivating, flitting around in a vibrant, enclosed paradise. It's mesmerizing to watch them up close! But the real surprise comes with the diverse collection of reptiles they have. From slithering snakes to fascinating lizards, it's a chance to get up close with creatures you don't usually see, all in a well-maintained and engaging environment. It's a fantastic spot for families, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a unique and memorable experience in Cameron Highlands. Definitely a highlight for a cool climate adventure!

DO NOT VISIT HERE It is disgusting that people don’t realise the poor condition of this farm. Me and my friend visited as we were near and were shocked at how cruelly the animals have been treated they are CLEARLY not looked after by anyone. Shown in the photos below are just a few of them. There was a lamb which was skin and bone with its umbilical cord still on, the geese broke the fence to try and reach fresh grass, people pick up and chuck the butterfly’s around do they either die or there wings are ripped and so much more. This place should NOT be open and needs to be shut down. I can not stress enough that you should NOT come here it’s NOT what it’s advertised as do not go here especially with children.

Very disappointing and heartbreaking experience. We saw a dead rabbit left in plain sight with other rabbits surrounding it, and most of the animals looked extremely skinny and dirty. The kangaroo was kept alone in a cage, which is not how these animals should live. The sheep were filthy, with matted, unbrushed wool and clearly not shorn for a long time. Even the butterflies – which should be the highlight – were almost nonexistent. The few we saw were either dead on the ground or injured and unable to fly. This place feels very poorly maintained and not respectful toward the animals at all. Definitely not worth visiting.

A must must must visit place not only butterflies but other animals and insects it doesn’t feels like a zoo more like you are into the nature. They even have their foods grown inside.

ANIMAL ABUSE!!! Butterflies were dead on the floor, they were lethargic and not moving some looked like they wanted to escape and they were flapping their wings near the top on the roof. It was a profoundly sad sight. The alpacas we saw further on had no food to eat, we could see they were staving and they were eating plastic of the fence (I've attached a video please see). You can buy food for the alpacas at the entrance, and feed them with that, when the visitors came to feed them we could see how desperately they wanted food it was devastating and heartbreaking. This was the same thing with the sheep, kangaroo, peacock they were all lacking proper nourishment All the dangerous snake seemed very lethargic with no energy, even the frogs looked like they were dead These animals should not be kept in cages, for most animals the cages were too small not enough for the animals to even move... The overall environment was distressing and unsuitable for any living creature.

DO NOT VISIT - BLATANT ANIMAL ABUSE we visited on our trip to Cameron highlands thinking it was a harmless butterfly park from the reviews. Immediately after walking in we realise there was much more than butterflies. - Small animals such as scorpions and beetles were dead in tanks. “Water” in there tank was coloured glue like substance with the animals were then trapped in. -Cats in crates and poorly maintained structures. -Dirty floors on all the inclosures. There is clearly no zoo keeper or well fair for these animals. - it only gets worse. Open encloses for raccoons and 1 meerkat put together. People grabbing the meerkat despite signs saying they bite. No precautions whatsoever. The animals are clearly in distress as they do not have the proper care. The meerkat had overgrown nails and was digging constantly at the pebbles floor that was GLUED over and not even an inch thick. - the sheep pen was horrific. The sheep were starved and there was a new born lamb not even 2 days old still with its umbilical cord attached with feases (poo) around its back side. Flies all over it. Skin and bone literally. No care for any of them. Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s dead now poor thing. - BUTTERFLIES. this was the worst. More like butterfly graveyard. They have ripped wings and people are grabbing them from the leaves. Throwing them around. Yes throwing. We Witnessed two young boys grab them by their wings and toss them into the air. Suprise as the parents didn’t care and continued to pick them up despite clearly having a ripped wing ( the parents) disgusting behaviour and teaching your kids nothing. All of the animals were poorly treated and no one seemed to care. Not even the workers. No sign of a zoo keeper or proper care for them. Disgusting place needs to be shut down and the animals taken proper care

I recently had the opportunity to explore the famous Cameron Highlands Night Market, a vibrant and lively spot that perfectly captures the essence of this unique hill station. Located in Brinchang, this night market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the local flavors and culture of Cameron Highlands. The market is usually bustling with activity, filled with stalls offering a wide range of products, from fresh local produce to delicious street food and handcrafted souvenirs. One of the things that struck me most about this market is its atmosphere. As you stroll through the bustling lanes, you’re greeted with the aromatic scent of freshly grilled corn, sweet strawberries, and local delicacies like steamboat skewers and fried sweet potatoes. The variety of food options is truly impressive, catering to every palate. I particularly enjoyed the fried mushrooms and the local sweet potato balls, which were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside—perfect for a cool, misty evening. The market also offers a glimpse into the local lifestyle and traditions. It’s a place where you can see families enjoying their time together, tourists eagerly sampling different foods, and vendors enthusiastically showcasing their products. I found it fascinating to interact with the stall owners, who were more than happy to share stories about their produce and the history of the market. Despite its popularity, the night market retains a local charm that’s hard to find in more commercialized tourist spots. I recommend visiting early to avoid the crowd and to get the freshest picks, especially if you’re looking to buy some of the region’s famous tea, honey, or strawberries. Overall, the Cameron Highlands Night Market offers a perfect blend of flavors, culture, and community spirit. It’s a place where you can truly experience the heart and soul of Cameron Highlands. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or simply looking to soak in the local vibe, this night market should definitely be on your itinerary.

It is a very vibrant night market with a long stretch of stalls selling all sorts of things ranging from foods, vegetables, clothes, toys, and many others. The vegetables were very fresh and super cheap, and similar stalls were competing to sell their vegetables to customers. . A must visit when you are in Cameron Highlands

causing jam in Cameron for sure but what's new haha good luck finding a parking spot though, I was lucky that I booked an airbnb that is just located at the pasar, it wasn't even noisy as I thought it would be.. if I'm being honest, the food is just "okay" you can find it everywhere else in Cameron, strawberries are cheaper else where too.

Pros: • A stunning place to visit with a wide range of things to explore; from food to souvenirs, fresh produce, clothes, toys, etc. • The atmosphere is vibrant and bustling making it a real highlight of Cameron Highlands. • Large variety of food stalls offering local and street-style options. • Prices are still generally reasonable despite it being a tourist spot. • We especially loved the cactus booth and personally picked up quite a few lovely little pots. Cons: • Only one way in and out of the area, so traffic can be a nightmare during weekends or public holidays. Planning ahead is crucial. • Open-air parking available at RM3 per entry, but it fills up quickly during peak times. • If it rains, it’s unfortunately kinda game over. The market is fully outdoors, and the parking area can become muddy and unpleasant. • Could really benefit from having more rubbish bins placed around the market to help with litter control. Personal Thoughts: • It’s certainly worth a visit, especially if it’s your first time. Plenty to see, eat, and buy; from snacks to souvenirs. • I personally love the vibe of this place, but if you prefer a quieter stroll, try to avoid weekends and public holidays.

An Unforgettable Night Out in the Cameron Highlands We had an absolutely fantastic time at the Cameron Highlands night market. It's not just for families, but a vibrant hub for everyone—couples, solo travelers, and groups of friends will all find something to love. The atmosphere is electric, and it's truly a must-visit on a weekend trip. The food options were the real star of the show. We came hungry and left completely satisfied! Besides the incredible pakoras, we were spoiled for choice with a huge variety of street food. The aroma of grilled BBQ skewers and juicy burgers filled the air, and we couldn't resist trying some. The roasted corn and sweet potato/yam were perfect for a cold evening, and we loved how many different kinds of Malaysian street food were available. It's a true foodie's paradise. Beyond the prepared food, the market is a treasure trove of local goods. We were amazed at the stalls selling fresh vegetables brought directly by the farmers, offering a genuine taste of the region's produce. We also found some amazing honey stalls, which are a great place to pick up a sweet souvenir. Shopping here is just as much fun as eating. We browsed countless stalls selling everything from unique Cameron Highlands-labeled T-shirts, socks, and gloves to charming keychains. We even got custom engraved keychains with our names, which made for a great personalized memento. The variety of plants, especially the many types of cacti, was also fascinating to see. The entire market buzzes with a cool, lively energy. It's the perfect place to experience the local culture, interact with friendly vendors, and enjoy the cool mountain air. Whether you're looking for delicious food, unique souvenirs, or just a fun and authentic local experience, this market delivers. I would highly recommend it to all tourists coming here on the weekend—it’s an experience you won't forget.

Good place for a nice evening walk, went around 5pm and it was very crowded and jam by 6pm. Decent pasar malam with a variety of food and items to explore. The food I bought was mostly cold, maybe it had been out for a while. Mostly oily and fried food available I feel. Apam balik was tough and not worth it. Fried chicken skin, takoyaki, fried seaweed was not hot at all. Food options include noodles and rice dishes, grilled lamb and chicken, deep fried snacks like chicken, chicken skin and squid, as well as takoyaki and tanghulu. There are also stalls selling honey, fruits and vegetables. You can find clothes, toys and some souvenirs too.

Night market experience was good, lot of things to try out. It gets too crowded during public holidays or weekends, so getting out of the place is a problem after evening and i had to walk almost one km out of the area to get a grab.

Their low sugar homemade strawberry jam is amazing. No additives, tastes fresh and authentic. And only costs RM 10

Nice place, not so busy when I visited. Good place to pluck strawberries. Friendly staff. Paid 40 MYR for entry (2 Adult+ 1 Child) and 500grm strawberries. You will get a basket and scissors to pluck and store. They will pack at last. Do have a small restaurant for Juices and cakes Parking free for customers and for outsiders 20 MYR fee (if you are not going to visit).

Worst strawberry farm in cameron highlands I've been to! They offer 4 lousy rows of tiny strawberries with only a few red ones for viewing only. If.you choose to pick your own fruit, they charge RM60 for 500gm. They also sell strawberries a small pack for RM10 and the bigger pack for RM20. You can buy 2 big pack for RM10! A total rip off. Avoid at all cost.

We did a quick stop at this farm as it’s part of the tour designed for Mossy Forest. While the experience of picking your own strawberries is novel and fun, the farm itself is smallish and a bit underwhelming. We paid 40 MYR for entry and picking 500 gm of strawberries. In hindsight, there are plenty of strawberry farms in CH, and if it’s not part of a tour package, can easily skip.

Good place for experience to picking strawberry for the 1st time. Ticket prices are high. But nit get good strawberry to pick.

Raju Hill Strawberry Farm A really great place to pick strawberries – kids will absolutely enjoy it! 🍓 I went with my husband and our two kids. The entrance fee was around RM50, which already includes 500g of strawberries that you can pick yourself. They also offer extra grams with additional charges. The strawberries were super fresh, big in size, in excellent condition, and very delicious. We picked some extra for about RM18, and it was totally worth it. The kids had so much fun, and we were very satisfied. There were plenty of strawberries to choose from. 👉 Highly recommended if you are visiting Cameron Highlands!

Each time we come Cameron, we don't miss this place for Raju farm strawberry ice cream. Usually, we are picking strawberry at another farm, seems our timing too tight on that day we give a try for the 1st time here. Ticket prices are little high compare others RM35 500gram.The strawberry's are very fresh .

Visited this place with family. Not so many people as compared to other strawberry farms. The price for strawberry picking was quite reasonable. Rm35 for 2 pax (500gm). There was also place to sit if you're waiting for your family. Food and drinks also can be found here but I didn't ordered it. So no review on that matter. Parking is limited but quite spacious. Thank you.

I’ve been coming to this shop for three years in a row since my sister introduced it to me. The strawberries are always fresh, sweet, and juicy. Their milkshake is also amazing—no other place can match it! I never miss buying strawberries here to enjoy on the spot and to bring home. Highly recommended, please give this shop a try!

Not a huge place but it suffice. We picked strawberries - 2pax to a box (500g), RM35. If u wanna purchase, its 1box for RM25. We had fun gathering although there wasnt rows and rows of strawberries, just the random few but still aplenty to pick, dont get me wrong. The taste, there's both the very sweet and the sourish. We had waffles too - peanut butter and strawberries and cream. Strawberry milkshake too. Spent abt almost 2hrs there. Enjoyed ourselves. :) Oh! There were other cacti and plants too. In case any was wondering.. bathrooms were clean. Just bring ur own TP and handwash..

Their strawberries are so big and sweet. We paid rm 35 (500g) for 2 person to get into the farm. It’s not crowded so we get to choose slowly. But most of the strawberries are so fresh and bright, we took only less than 15 mins to complete.

Reasonable price for strawberry plucking - RM35 for 500g (2pax). The strawberries here were big and sweet. The workers here were all very friendly and helpful. Also, it’s important to say that it’s not congested like other overrated strawberry farms. Very satisfied with our experience here! This farm totally deserves more visits and business!

A great place to get some delicious strawberries and strawberry desserts. I deducted one point because the strawberry farm part is up above the 'farm' which is great to maximise space but is scary if you are afraid of heights and have kids who want to run around. The farmers were lovely though and even helped us to pick some great strawberries. It's nice and quiet but that does make it feel like you are not in the right place.

This was an ok experience but nothing extraordinary. The strawberries were tasty, butnits essentially a greenhiuse with hydroponics. If possible, I would skip this on a tour.

I visited this temple three years ago and had a great experience — the priest then was very kind. But during my recent visit, I was quite disappointed. My baby cried upon entering, and the new priest suddenly shouted “shhh.” It felt very rude and spoiled the peaceful moment we came for. Babies do cry — if he wants a completely quiet place, maybe he should serve elsewhere.

The temple is well maintained, very clean. I came there in the evening so no body was there. And also always remember to pit off your shoes if you want to entering the temple.

A very serene place of worship. Near to the KFC in Brinchang. Ample parking space. And the temple is well maintained 👍

Must visit the peaceful temple in Brinchang. Well, maintain and clean. Smile Deity Idol of Muruga, Vinayagar, and Amman. Big place for conducting functions.

Beautiful temple.. very clean n nice place to pray🙏

Beautiful temple.. Well cleaned and well organised.. Fish at pond was very nice to view..

Nice temple to visit

We had breakfast here and ordered through the online system — just scan the QR code on the table and the menu pops up, super convenient! We didn’t want anything too heavy in case of an upset stomach, so me and two other friends ordered nuggets. In the picture, they looked like tempura-style nuggets (really tempting), but what arrived were those heart-shaped ones… which we honestly don’t like at all. Maybe the photo can be updated to avoid confusion. Since all three of us ordered the same thing and didn’t enjoy it, it felt like such a waste — padahal we could’ve used that money for something else, aduh. But overall, the system is impressive, very easy to use. The environment was calm and not too noisy, plus it was cool since our table was right next to a strawberry farm, haha. There was even an orange cat around, but it acted so bougie and ignored us completely when we called it 😭. That’s all from me, just wanted to share our experience!

The scone is fluffy inside and best enjoyed fresh out of the oven—much better than takeaway. Dining in is highly recommended. The crispy chicken with nasi lemak is delicious, and the strawberry sambal adds a unique taste. The strawberry pie would be even better with a crunchier crust. Try to come before 7:30ish in the morning to avoid a long wait—plus, parking is still pretty easy to find around that time It’d be great if there was a sign at the front showing where to wait, and maybe one staff member to guide people—since the waiting area is actually on the left and not easy to spot.

Open kitchen where you can see them making scones. Plenty of options to choose from, priced at Rm 6. The scones here is smaller than KMH but is the dense, stickier type. I think this is much more authentic and dont have too much flour taste. Butterscotch is very nice. Too bad it didn't come with clotted cream, you have to pay for it... Toilet also has to pay....

Parking is a nightmare. You need to arrive early or end up queing for a table. The nasi lemak is well cooked; soft, fluffy, creamy and warm. The signature strawberry sambal is unique and is not too hot with a balanced sweetness and tangy after taste. The fried chicken is good and tasty. Didnt try the scones.

It is my first time going to cameron and was my dream to come here. After watching some vlog at youtube, i knew that this place is gonna be a great food hunting for me. It is really worth the wait😍 i just love their nasi lemak sambal strawberry with chicken and serunding. Their scone is really delicious and soft, melted in my mouth. Will definitely come back in few months 🥹🥹

Expect to be pink strawberry nasi lemak, but come with nasi lemak with one strawberry beside.... Not that worth to try, but nasi lemak still tasty. Very difficult to park

It’s just NORMAL Nasi Lemak with some strawberries on top. Sambal tastes the same. Waited an hour for a seat. Ordering system is down, so manual orders take another 30 minutes.

A bit run down but admission was FOC for the interpretation center (similar display to the one in Zoo Negara and the famous Melaka bee farm), no complaints. Plenty of bee honey produces were available for sale. Many stall nearby selling local produces. However, BEWARE the stall (by the roadside, outside the bee farm) that is selling Jagung Susu, gives nice sample to taste but selling those are seconds quality (7-8 pcs/pack for RM20), do inspect before you leave!

Interesting museum to see the old hives and dead bees. Some explanation in english and chinese. Free entry. You can taste the honey and its not bad. Very sweet.

Selling pure honey, friendly staff to explains about the different types of products. Have have a section to know about the bee

On 5 Sept 25, the place already closed and destructed. No sure what they are building tho...

If you looking for vegetables and visit local small farm meeting with local people. Here is the coolest place of Cameron Highlands

The owner of toilet was very greedy. After we pay rm 2 he still follow and asks the mother who already go to toilet and then accompanying her kids to toilet. When I told him we already paid, he gets mad and says I don’t want your money. The worst part was he followed us to our car and took pictures after we decided to buy honey elsewhere. We are glad buying honey from aboriginals to help them rather than those greedy who controlled everything including toilet business trying to make money from visitors by all means. Will never drop by this place again as we encounter crazy stingy sarcastic and arrogant shop owner!

The gallery displays various types of bees. The entrance is free.

Much disappointment with the service and overall experience at during my visit on 5 July 2025. Firstly, the service was exceptionally poor. the waiter was consistently rude and dismissive. When our order was finally taken, the waitresses seemed to disappear, making it impossible to get any further attention or assistance. This lack of attentiveness resulted in prolonged waiting times and a general feeling of being ignored. Furthermore, the overall value for money was severely lacking. The price and hospitality was simply not worth the price. "The food was mediocre and cold upon arrival, despite the high cost," or The hotel facilities were run-down and didn't match the advertised standard. In summary, the rude waiter, absent waitstaff, and the feeling that the experience was not worth the cost made this one of the worst service experiences I have encountered. I hope you will take this feedback seriously to improve your service standards. This is the worst hotel and restaurant management I ever seen.

The place and view is exquisite. That's it. The food is overpriced and they told us we're required to make 4 orders as we have 4 adults. I was denied making my order first when some of our party aren't at the table as the waiter said he cannot proceed without at least 4 orders. We ordered the Devonshire scones tea set and a cookie tea set. The scones are average and served room temperature. They served us cold butter but the jam and cream is delicious. The cookies are not worth the price as they're too dry. The service was bad too. We were watched by several employees when we entered but they disappeared off to a corner table after we made our order. When served, the waiter haphazardly placed our food and left. I had to find a waiter for the bill but he told us to pay at the counter. Normally I wouldn't mind but with such a price I expected better. The place is clean and everything is decorated beautifully but the service leave much to be desired. Nevertheless, the nicest employees are the gardeners who welcomed and bid us goodbye.

Beautiful environment with an old, rustic European charm. The breakfast was decent and overall no complaints. Initially, we were told it’s for hotel guests only, but the lady at reception kindly accommodated us — everything went smoothly after that.

I visited this establishment with my family of 10 and was extremely disappointed with the experience. From the moment we arrived, we were chased to place our orders and repeatedly asked how many people were in our group. Eventually, I was forced to order for a minimum of 8 people due to so-called “house rules.” We were seated in the lawn area, and once our order was confirmed, not a single waiter came to check on us. Every time we needed something, I had to walk inside to ask. Simple requests like an extra empty cup were rudely denied — each teapot came with only one cup, and no extras were allowed. The service was abysmal. While the place itself may be visually appealing, the staff’s attitude and lack of hospitality completely ruined our visit. It’s unacceptable to treat paying guests this way, especially when a 10% service charge is added to the bill. To the owner: If you truly care about your business and reputation, I urge you to take this feedback seriously. Show some respect to your guests and train your staff accordingly. Running a restaurant is not just about collecting money — it’s about providing a welcoming and enjoyable experience. Right now, this place is far from that.

Do NOT recommend. We usually do NOT regrets spending on food and beverages, but we do at The Smokehouse Hotel & Restaurant. We are not in-house guests, but just diners. Though ambience and environment of The Smokehouse Hotel & Restaurant are good, unfortunately, we did not enjoy our dinner at all, especially the main courses. The qualities and standards were below average and charges were too expensive. We ordered Beef Wellington and Mixed Grill, but meats were not fresh with smell, especially the lamb. The sausage was a flour sausage, worse than we bought from supermarket. Tastes of dishes were bland and with the "smell", tasted even worse. Food, beverages, including alcoholic drinks are highly priced or we should said overpriced with such standards and qualities. We ordered an appetizer, 2 main courses and a bottle of Riesling cost us RM498.00, which was so much more expensive than the 5 stars hotel situated opposite the Golf Course. This 5 stars hotel is expensive too, but the services, standards and qualities are good. We spent RM570.00 with 2 appetizers, 2 main courses and 4 cocktails in the Dining Room of this 5 stars hotel. Would rather spent the RM498.00, which we spent at The Smokehouse Hotel & Restaurant with the Dining Room of the 5 stars hotel opposite the Golf Course.

This was our first family stay to The Smokehouse and we must personally thank Vin for the great customer service and hospitality rendered to us all. The English breakfast and scones were just great plus the great service by the restaurant staff. Beautiful and calm place to have a break. Thank you Smokehouse

I can only rate the restaurant, and I must say consistency is admirable after all these years. I have been here before years ago, and this is a place to experience a decadent British style dinner. The beef Wellington is probably one of the best and pretty authentic you can find in Malaysia. We asked for the roast medium rate, and it was served spot on. I wish that instead of 2 thin slices, they would cut one thicker slice. Shrimp cocktail is a food size and served with classic sauce (catchup and mayonnaise mixed up). I would have preferred the cocktail sauce, but that would make it more American than British. Both soups are good. the mushroom is very creamy and hearty, but I prefer the onion soup with rich broth. The roast chicken is a reminiscence of thanksgiving turkey with stuffing and cranberry jam. Not worth the money tho. The bombe alaska desert is a must see, but very rich and sweet by design. By the way, to my knowledge that was invented in America. I found the wine selection decent, but a bit overpriced. I could find the very same wine in KL for less in the save level of dining.

Nice little rustic place, makes one feel as though you've stepped back in time. Not hard to find, signs pasted all over the place with a huge noticeboard. Plus there's Google map. Apple pie, normal. The dough/crust, seems a little under cooked/baked... One of a kind Strawberry Scone was alright, it came to us warm enough, but otherwise just average. Maybe my taste buds are gone, or everyone else have never had scones before (definitely not 'best ever'), I don't know. Give it a try. Cream is from a standard cannister, a little too sweet. Thankfully it's balanced out with salted butter (extra RM 1 for a teaspoon size). Didn't realise it's self-service, so we didn't know we've to pick up our own order. One of the staffs brought it over and did NOT do it gracefully. We wondered why we were given such a lousy attitude (until I read some of the comments here). So - yeah. Thanks but no thanks. We shall explore other places.

We came the day before and it was sold out. But, we managed to come again. It's very down to earth, rather old decor, but you'll feel at home. It's like time stood still for a while. It's on the second floor, as you enter from the side entrance staircase. The scones are delicious, tea is Classic. Even the omelet was simple and nice. The lighting is great especially at the windows. The sounds of the street is heard, but adds to the old town vibes. Definitely a place to visit.

Quaint and humble little place. Really enjoyed stopping here. Highly, highly recommend the hash browns. Very nice flavours and herbs - have never tried hashbrowns like it before. I almost wanted to ask for the recipe. Scones were a tad sweet, yet still very much enjoyable. Tea is excellent. Would recommend and will be back.

Super affordable cakes and scones. The lemon cheesecake is really good, not too sour, just the right balance. The hash browns here were a bit unique and different from the ones we usually eat, but everything else here is so reasonably priced and delicious! A true hidden gem in the Cameron Highlands!

I felt their food quality has really deteriorated in recent years along with their service. While scones is still decent, the apple pie was actually quite poor and was served cold without being heated up. chiz cake is normal and chocolate cake is quite a disappointment. On the flip side, they sell arguably the cheapest scone in Tanah Rata. RM3.20 per scone is really hard to beat This used to be my go-to place when I am in CH but don't think it will be the case anymore.

Absolutely loved my visit to The Lord’s Café! The place has such a cozy and welcoming vibe. The food was delicious, and the drinks were spot on. The staff were super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Definitely a place I’d come back to again and again!

I have this on every visit to CH. It was a disappointment during my last year visit. It is bad now., This used to be best scone in CH, sadly, quality is unbelievably gone down so much. Scones are dry and bland. Chicken pie tastes odd to my liking. Customer service varies from different staff. One star for the old fashioned casual set up. Another star for one of the friendly service staff and price.

I'd give this resort more than 5 stars if I could! The location is stunning, the rooms and facilities are top-notch, but what truly sets it apart is the exceptional service culture. The staff's dedication to ensuring a comfortable stay is unparalleled. From the spacious, clean rooms to the attentive restaurant staff, every detail is taken care of. The thoughtful touches, such as preparing the room for night with water and slippers, made me feel truly pampered. The staff's willingness to go above and beyond, whether it's taking photos or addressing concerns, is impressive. When I encountered some noise and smoke from construction next door, the staff promptly followed up on my request for a room change, despite most rooms being occupied. Their proactive approach and commitment to resolving issues is rare in the hospitality industry. I'm thoroughly impressed and would highly recommend this resort to anyone planning a stay in Cameron. The staff's exceptional service and attention to detail make it a truly unforgettable experience.

Definitely not international 5-star standards. While service standard was high (found all the staff very pleasant and professional), the room was below standard, with mildew smell and mattress definitely requiring replacement. Rooms on the ground floor have basically no privacy, as the windows is level with the hotel's driveway, so if you keep them open, anyone could basically look into your room / jump through the window. In addition, almost no sound proofing at all. So if you stay here, ensure it's not on the ground floor. Location is good.

Title: Far from 5-Star. An Appalling Experience in Every Aspect. My stay at Cameron Highlands Resort completely shattered my standards for what a 5-star hotel should be. I experienced everything from basic service failures and unprofessional handling of requests to the absolute worst customer service. From the beginning, the breakfast service was deeply unpleasant. For two consecutive days, not a single staff member ever approached my table to ask for coffee, tea, or juice orders. However, I clearly witnessed them diligently serving every single table around me. It made me wonder if this hotel selectively provides service to its guests. Furthermore, when I ordered pancakes, other tables were given the option of butter or maple syrup. I was given no choice and just served maple syrup. This is pure negligence. The laundry service was a disgrace to the hotel's 5-star reputation. I sent in brand-new clothes and my baby's clothes. The results were shocking. The baby's clothes were returned completely unwashed, yet they had been re-packaged as if the service was completed. The new clothes were laundered and returned with the price tag still attached. This isn't a simple mistake; it's deceptive and demonstrates extreme unprofessionalism. I filed a formal complaint about all of these serious issues and was promised an update after they looked into it. However, I received absolutely no feedback or apology by the time I checked out, especially regarding the poor service at breakfast. The most absurd part was discovering that I had been charged for the fraudulent laundry service on my final bill—the service that wasn't even performed. Only after I pointed this out and strongly protested did the hotel reluctantly refund the laundry fee. If I hadn't checked, I would have paid for a service I never received. This hotel's policy seems to be ignoring complaints entirely and only issuing a refund if the guest catches their error and fights for it. I will never visit Cameron Highlands Resort again.

A nice colonial style hotel with lots of nostalgia of days gone by. We enjoyed the quietness and view of the golf course from our room. All staff were friendly and accommodating. The selling point was the ambience but unfortunately the breakfast was not up to expectations. The classic breakfast was good but the local dishes were lacking in ingredients. I could not find more than 3 tiny strands of chicken meat in the chicken porridge. The high tea (especially the scones) was nice with live piano. There were lots of steps everywhere so not too elderly or wheelchair-friendly. All in all a pleasant stay but lacking in the wow factor.

From the moment we arrived at Cameron Highlands Resort, we were wrapped in warm hospitality—literally—with refreshing towels and soothing tea at check-in. The staff were wonderfully attentive, helping us with our luggage and making us feel welcome from the start. The building itself is stunning, radiating timeless charm with its colonial-style architecture and cozy atmosphere. We genuinely wished we had booked more than just one night—it’s the kind of place you want to linger in. Our evening ended on a high note with drinks at the bar, where the bartender’s craftsmanship and warm demeanor made it a memorable experience. Despite the lack of air conditioning, the fans kept the room comfortable, and the cool, air drifting in through the balcony doors made for a restful night. Breakfast was another highlight, with the option to order hot dishes from the menu as well as a spread of fresh breads, croissants, muffins, and toast—a delicious way to start the day. All in all, a serene, elegant escape that blends classic charm with top-notch service. Already looking forward to the next visit.

The resort located at Tanah Rata, Cameron Highland. Its just right opposite Cameron Golf Club. Upon arrival ... We felt so welcome with smiley faces. We were welcoming with warm hospitality .... Politely literal and check in with refreshing towels and soothing tea. The receptionist is very polite and friendly. The staffs is wonderful and great services... Carried our luggage into the room. The resort with colonial architecture and cozy atmosphere. The resort do have packages such as 3days 2night which provided breakfast ... Lunch and dinner. Nice stay and great weekend being spent.

Excellent warm welcoming services, the breakfast was amazing and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We highly recommend this resort. The spa service was great and staff were friendly and welcoming and provided a great service. Our waiter Kirtan was very friendly and helpful to us. My family enjoyed this hotel really well. It is a really family friendly hotel.

Firstly I’m surprised that picking the strawberry myself costs more than other people pick for me. Pay more never mind however the quality of strawberry is disappointing. They have big strawberry field but only open a small section. Besides it’s very stuffy and hot to pick strawberry there, not enjoy at all, you could get a heat stroke, no joke. The road for strawberry picking is uneven! Very hard to walk on. I thought I was hiking! Never seen a worse strawberry field than this.

Paying 40 ringgit for half a kilo was really expensive. And while picking the strawberries, there’s always a man watching you to make sure you don’t eat even a single one. Go to Kia Market instead and buy the exact same strawberries for just 10 ringgit.

It was amazing experience to pick your own strawberry. you can select how much you want to pick. Then pay accordingly. Thier Passion Fruit ice cream is a must eat.

very fresh and sweet berries, after paying 40 ringgit, you get a 1/2 kilo tray which you fill up, if more than half a kilo, you've to pay as you exit, great family fun for all ages, the ice cream made by the farmers is worth trying too,

We came here every year when we visited Cameron. Their strawberry is sweetest if compare to outside market. Maybe pricey but for us is consider worthy. Their mushroom are fresh too.

A good amount of ripe strawberries, upon arrival they will give you 1 strawberry to try it was really nice and sweet. However the strawberries we harvested wasn’t really sweet 😅😅😅 Total came up to Rm51; minimum was 1/2kg Rm40 which you have to pay upfront and topup later on if u exceeded 1/2kg. Just be aware that it will get really hot and sunny, so make sure your clothing is removal

A bit disappointed with this strawberry farm. You can’t just go in to look around — even if you don’t want to pick strawberries, it’s not allowed. It’s also not suitable for big families because only up to 3 people can enter. On top of that, they require you to pick at least half a kilo of strawberries before you’re allowed in. Not as relaxing as I expected.

Beautiful simple church surrounded by serene green landscape and flowers just made me feel bliss and peace. The church is well cared for. The stations of the cross are erected around the church compound ending at the shrine of Our Lady of Mount Carmel where we prayed.

Peaceful. The doors were closed but we found a back door which was left open. Felt so happy to get into the church. Gorgeous church. Walk away from the tanah rata eatery places

I was very happy to know that there was a Catholic church in Tanah Rata. It's easily accessible; it has ample parking. Lovely surroundings and comfortable chapel. Attended the 8.30am Sunday mass, conducted in English. First reading in English, second reading in Tamil. Homily was in English, Malay & Tamil.

A lovely well-kept church in beautiful garden surroundings on a hill at the fringe of Tanah Rata. Here, I experienced the true harmony of a multi-racial society celebrating the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Rosary at 8am was conducted in four languages; the first two decades recited in English and the remaining decades in Tamil, Mandarin and Bahasa. So lovely! The Mass which followed at 8.30am was well attended and also celebrated in different languages with the homily given fluently in Bahasa, Mandarin then English. As it was Father’s Day, all fathers were invited up at the end of the Mass for a special blessing and gift! (see photo) Even fathers who have since passed on were fondly remembered in prayer today. Homemade breakfast goodies were available for sale after Mass where hospitable parishioners made this visitor feel most welcomed. A very special morning indeed.

A beautiful church in Cameron Highlands, worth visiting anytime you are here. We were fortunate to celebrate our Palm Sunday mass here today!

It is a Roman Catholic chapel at Cameron. Had a privilege to attend an evening 6pm mass on Solemnity of Immaculate Conception day( Dec 8, 2022). Mass (in English)was celebrated by a young priest. He said the homily in 3 languages (sounds Malay, Chinese and English) - Wow! Solemn and wonderful gift during a trip to Cameron! ❤️

Right in the heart of Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, the Holy Redeemer Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a total gem. Built around 1935, this adorable Catholic church rocks a simple, cosy look with lush gardens and crisp, cool air. It’s like nature’s own chill sanctuary,

A cafe and restaurant in the middle of a small strawberry farm. The scones and tarts are delicious and freshly made but just a wee bit pricey. The strawberry-flavored coffee was unique and reminded me of hot chocolate. The ambience was certainly unique and there were lots of opportunities to take pictures among the rows of strawberry patches while having a scone but there were annoying flies buzzing around. Overall a good experience for first-timers to Cameron.

the food, service, place are all great. the place is very convenient!! so happy that i found this hidden gem in Tanah Rata. it's my first time here and definitely gonna repeat this trip again in the future.

This place is one of the earliest cafe had set up in Kg Sedia.My all time favourite place to have laksa penang and curry noodle in Kg Sedia.Clean place n the strawberry coffee here taste good.the dessert taste good as well.mayb we came here a little bit late to have lunch,almost those special menu were already unavailable ..

We arrived here on a rainy afternoon, and the crowd was not as large as it normally is during weekends. Having just finished our late lunch, we only ordered some scones and hot chocolate.. and of course, some strawberries for my wife..The co-owner was at hand to attend to us, and we talked about the potentials of doing business during the covid pandemic situation. Their business has improved quite significantly lately, due the increase in domestic tourism...I wish them all the best, and may our path cross again in the future...

Not many people dine in. Tried their chicken pie & strawberry tart. Tasted good. Have their own parking. If you just park and go had to pay rm5 for parking fee.

strawberry picking was nice, strawberry little bit small that time. strawberry frappe was gewddd and the champ of the day is the patin tempoyak, didnt have the pictures because itsss tooooo good!!

A place where you can eat and can pick your own strawberry (paid first). Good price for breakfast, have a space for parking and the food is quite good. A lot of choices from nasi lemak to ikan keli tempoyak, laksa penang, mee kari and etc.

Had a walk-in breakfast buffet here. As far as Cameron’s medium-budget hotel breakfast buffets go, I consider this place above average, but riddled with many minor, solvable issues. The food spread is rather good for its league, but in terms of taste, it’s just another typical hotel buffet: made to fill up the trays rather than focus on flavor. There’s a decent selection of bread and pastries, the uninspiring nasi lemak, and other usual breakfast staples. Food is replenished regularly with minimal downtime for each tray. I was slightly annoyed that the plates weren’t cleared frequently enough, leaving stacks of plates on many occupied tables - and worse, even on empty ones. Also, for the nasi lemak, they let guests use a metal spoon to scoop rice directly out of a non-stick pot, leaving it badly scratched (and likely contaminated with Teflon). That’s a bit unsettling. Omelette station has long queue. But this is pretty much a universal buffet breakfast problem. If you’re looking for a convenient breakfast buffet where you can leave with a full stomach, no regrets, and feel that you’ve gotten your money’s worth, this is the place. But if you’re after a buffet worth raving about to complement your rare, special Cameron excursion.. maybe try somewhere else.

I really liked the hotel's location and the fact that parking was not bad. The hotel design, lobby, and staff were all good. The price was acceptableThe main downside is that it wasn't super clean.However, overall, it was not a bad stay.

Great hotel to stay although the initial 3 bedroom apartment we were booked for had some issues. The hotel graciously allowed us to change to 3 double rooms at no charge. Buffet breakfast was fairly decent with nice local fare like nasi leak and Western options like pancakes, sausages, baked beans and bread and butter pudding.

Spacious rooms, but the hotel seriously lacks cleanliness, proper maintenance, and good customer service. The first room was dirty and unsafe, and reception staff were unhelpful until we escalated to the manager, who thankfully assisted. Even the upgraded room was not as clean as expected for a 4-star hotel. Overall, the hotel needs major improvements in cleanliness, service, and upkeep.

The location is very strategic, within walking distance to KEA farm. It’s also a good place to stay if you plan to visit floral park. Basically you can walk to KEA farm and take the buggy that run btw KEA farm and floral park pick up point. The room is clean. Toothbrush, slipper need to request from counter. The price is reasonable. Will come again next time

Not worth the money as the hotel is not properly maintained. Been to so so many hotels but, I think this hotel is the worst. Booked 3 bedrooms apartment for almost RM600 however, very bad experience. 1) Room was not cleaned upon check up, very dusty surfaces and floor. 2) Unpleasant smell of the apartment. 3) Broken sliding door. 4) Dirty sink. 5) Mouldy walls and ceiling. 6) Crooked ceiling. 7) One of toilet lamp in master bedroom was broken causing poor lighting. 8) 2 door rooms unable to close properly because the lock are rusty and broken. 9) Shower gel in both toilets were not refilled prior to guest check in. 10) Amenities like disposable toothbrush was not even prepared. 11) Clogged shower area. 12) Very uncomfortable bed (hard mattress, thin blanket and pillows). And the list goes on. The only good thing during my stay is fast check in and out process. Overall, not recommended.

Location - prepare for kea farm traffic Check in - all counter suppose to function at peak hour Room - worth the money. To service/replace toilet plumbing fixtures for better experience Staff is assisting, breakfast is good, ev charger is a plus, bathtub is nice

Look at the beautiful view we get from the room. Loved every bit of my stay here. Shabi is very helpful from the restaurant inside. We are pure vegans and he arranged good food for our breakfast while our stay there. Hats off to the chef, receptionist and all the staff of the hotel. Everyone was very welcoming and accommodative.

I had a wonderful stay at Hotel De La Ferns with my 11-month-old baby. The staff were incredibly kind and friendly throughout our visit. The front desk team was so thoughtful. They even upgraded our room from a quad to a family room on the spot. Another staff member went above and beyond to arrange a surprise decoration and bouquet for me at the very last minute. Despite having only 1.5 hours, she managed to set up everything perfectly(balloons, decor,and even a cake for my baby!) upon my last minute plan request.. The kitchen team was also very considerate, allowing me to take some breakfast back to my husband, who wasn’t feeling well and stayed in the room. Overall, it was such a pleasant and memorable experience. The plants and flowers around the hotel are beautifully maintained and really add to the charm. I’ll definitely be coming back again!

This was my second trip to the hotel, and it was marvelous. During registration, the process was smooth and the counter staff were very friendly. Even when asking for a deposit, they handled it nicely compared to my previous visit. I booked two rooms through Agoda, but unfortunately, they couldn’t place my family’s rooms together. My room was at 208 while my mom’s was at 306. Breakfast needs some improvement. One of the main reasons I came back to this hotel was the breakfast, especially the salad. However, at the salad counter there were only lettuce and watermelon with the same sauce. When I asked the staff, they said more salad was coming, but even after an hour, it was still the same. Also, I noticed one Chinese lady slipped and fell near the outside section door as the floor was very slippery. During check-out, the process was smooth but I had to wait a few minutes while the hotel checked the room before refunding the deposit. Overall, it was still a superb vacation, and I enjoyed my stay

Hotel Review: Hotel De’ La Ferns, Cameron Highlands I had a pleasant stay at Hotel De’ La Ferns during my recent trip to Cameron Highlands. The hotel has a charming English-inspired design with a peaceful atmosphere. Room: The room was clean, spacious, and cozy, with comfortable bedding and a nice view of the greenery. Basic amenities like a mini fridge, kettle, and TV were provided. Location: Great location — just a short drive to Tanah Rata and Brinchang, close to many attractions like tea plantations and strawberry farms. Food: The breakfast spread was simple but satisfying, with a mix of local and Western options. The on-site restaurant also offers lunch and dinner. Service: Staff were friendly and helpful. Check-in was smooth, and parking was available right at the hotel. Overall: A good choice for a relaxing stay in Cameron Highlands. Suitable for couples and families looking for comfort

Im taking Junior suite. Room is good. cleanliness good. View is excellent(i stay at 5th floor). mattress a bit hard.staff is friendly .bathroom only have fix type shower head.no big deal for me but my wife prefers to have hand held shower head too. Breakfast is not really bad but i'm a bit disappointed i would say, for the price of the stay, i have a far better variety of breakfast selection at other hotel with less prices. with 2 night stay, i expected to have more than 2 pack of coffee and tea. overall this hotel is good.would i come back? definitely yes and i hope there's an improvement

recently stayed at Hotel De La Fern Cameron and overall had a pleasant experience. The location is beautiful and the rooms were clean, cozy, and well-maintained. The ambiance of the hotel is relaxing and ideal for a getaway in the Cameron Highlands. However, the customer service could use some improvement, particularly when it comes to housekeeping. I had to call multiple times before getting a response, and the wait was longer than expected. While the staff were polite when they did respond, quicker and more efficient service would definitely enhance the overall guest experience. Still, it's a nice place to stay if you're looking for comfort and a good location — just hope they streamline their service a bit more.

Enjoyed my stay at Hotel De’ La Ferns. Rooms are clean, cozy, and comfy with a nice chill vibe. Not crowded or noisy at all — just peaceful and relaxing. Staff are friendly and helpful. Best part? It’s just opposite Shell and Fuel Shack – super convenient! For Fuel Shack lovers, this is honestly the perfect spot 😄.

Had a lovely time here ! The pine trees and the room decoration was very antique and gorgeous. In front there is a clock tower park that people can jog. The hotel is in flat land so easy to access. Maybe cause its an old hotel so its very splendid maintained. The bed was very fluffy~ Very fun to stay since can walk around just outside. There is a patio can read and chill there.

We are having a great time and experiencing something wonderful here. The front office & overall staff are great too. All the facilities, including the Pine room we stayed in, are wonderful & super clean. By the way, my daughter accidentally left her little 'toy' bunny here & we managed to contact the hotel staff & agreed to return it to us soon. Thank you.

We loved the classic vibe. Overall our stay here for 1 night was great. Everything is satisfactory but I would recommend their breakfast buffet quality to be improved especially that less taste of Nasi Lemak. Room is okay, we booked the garden view. Staff are all friendly, rate per night is average. Parking space is ample.

A strategic location, close to Tanah Rata town centre — you can easily walk from the hotel to find food and other amenities. The room is comfortable and clean, though the fan only has two speed settings. The breakfast is delicious and varied, suitable for a 4-star hotel. There’s a public park in front of the hotel where you can relax or exercise. The price after discount was around RM2++ including breakfast. Will definitely come again for the next vacation.

The rooms are nice. The location is nice too. The breakfast included with the room is not up to the mark. Us being vegetarians, there is already minimal options and unfortunatrly, the only vegetarian item was cooked with so much salt that we were unable to eat more than a single spoon. Had to go out to a restaurant to have brrakfast

Type of room: Pine Room, RM +-279 tax& breakfast included - need to ready cash/credit card of RM 200 for deposit. - tooth brush not provided, have bath tub but can't soak..quite dissappointed even yes, can buy near by conveniece store/pharmacy.. - the king bed is the combination of 2 single bed.. - no iron in the room, but have iron room near lift.. - many storages but empty, not even a pencils or a paper like any other hotel of this price.. - the balcony of not even 1 feet facing pine trees

Location: Superb. Reception: Staff need to improve their attitude: unhelpful and rude. Breakfast: Average. Rooms: Lack of amenities; not enough provided for occupants, no iron and not even bottled water provided. Instead, there’s a shared ironing room and water dispenser outside. Cleanliness is very basic. Extra Bed: Absolutely not worth it, don’t bother adding one. Overall: For the price, you can find better hotels.

Quiet environment, great garden, food needs to improve, maintenance of facilities needs more work. I like the garden more than the hotel, one can enjoy the cool and quiet early morning standing on the balcony, it would be nice if they can provide a chair there. The hotel has a long history with the development of Cameron Highland. The photo gallery tells the story for visiting guests to find out. There is a laundry room, library, fitness center, and a convenient store. The room is spacious but stuffy due to the lack of aircon (only ceiling fan), which is understandable, considering the location in the hill of a highland, brings nice view as well as extra humidity, every morning fog and dew makes cars wet like just rained. Facilities inside the room need to be improved. The boiler is not clean, the dust web found in the cabinet, door lock is working but distorted and the LCD TV shows the Sony logo when switching on, but it is a Sharp brand. I have to clean up the dusty telephone and TV remote control with alcohol wet wipes before use. The canteen service is good, greeting and helpful, although the food is not my favorite. People queue pretty long for an omelette made by new staff. Summary: The hotel really has heritage passed down from the past generations, the hardware is good, but apparently it needs a better management to look after.

Peaceful Stay with Great Views We stayed at the Heritage Hotel Cameron Highlands for 2 nights in mid-July — 2 adults and 2 kids — in the newer block. The room was clean, well-maintained, and comfortable for a small family. The highlight was definitely the balcony views — waking up to the cool mountain air and lush greenery was a real treat. The location is slightly away from the main road, which makes it ideal if you’re looking for a peaceful, quiet retreat. It’s a great spot to relax and unwind. However, if you prefer being in the middle of activity with easy access to shops and restaurants on foot, this might not be the most convenient option. Overall, we had a good experience and would recommend it to anyone looking for a calm and scenic stay in Cameron Highlands.

Rating 3/5 overall. The good: Location is convenient and quiet with easy access to town by walking. Room was clean, with iron and water kettle provided, bathroom was clean with necessary toiletries provided. Breakfast buffet was nice, had mix of Malaysia and western cuisine, which were refilled when empty. Their pancakes were delicious. The bad: The carpet in the room had stains, the hotel should really clean their carpets more often. There were also few ants. The TV in the room was pretty much ancient, and has no USB ports so if you want to connect and watch anything you're out of luck. They only had 11 channels in the TV. However if you do have DVDs with you then you're in luck because they do have a DVD player 😅 The game room is not free. For snooker it's rm24 and hour which is absurd. These facilities should be free for guests. They also have massage chairs, which are also not free. The garden also seems to be less maintained.

It's an old hotel but the room was neat & clean & the hot water was working properly (critical for a temperate weather). TV remote wasn't working (could be battery issue & couldn't be bothered to call for support coz was way too tired). Location-wise, it's slightly up on a little hill & if u wanna go out & eat elsewhere, u need to walk a little bit (maybe about 300-400 meters a way). Staff was friendly & accommodating.

As this is the first time me and husband spend our time at this hotel, I can describe it as an awesome and lovely experiences for us, almost like we have our honeymoon once again, even though our intention's just to release some stress and relax our mind. Can't describe more as we just spend short time here but I definitely recommend this hotel for newlyweds to have some meaningful moments and create good memories with your loved ones. But that doesn't mean family can't have their own sweet moments at this hotel, it's also applicable to families too. I would definitely come back again to this hotel on our next trip here.

This is such a beautiful place! The Heritage Hotel offers great value for money with its peaceful atmosphere and comfortable stay. Highly recommended for travelers looking to relax and unwind. 🌿✨

Room classic and cozy, nice hotel and good reception service and a lot of fun in here. But morning breakfast one of waitresses cook egg one. She is very rude and not friendly to my mom as she just gentle ask for something. Hotel is perfect but please change the attitude of your staff to stay perfect

New attraction in Brinchang. Many stores including well-known vendors like Zus, Subway and many more. Open shopping space concept with great deco, best with families.

Love the Centrum as it has europe style open-concept mall. a fantastic spot for night outings with family and friends. With great dining, entertainment, and a lively atmosphere, it has truly transformed the area. Before this, there wasn’t much to do at night here, making it a great addition that brings new energy and excitement.

This is one of most happening places in Cameron Highlands. It is located in Brinchang town and it is a stone's throw from the MacDonald. This place is exceptionally crowded at night, especially on the weekends. The place has many restaurants and eateries that meet different taste and budget. Parking at the place is limited but you should be able to find parking at other nearby places.

At night, most attractions are closed, so I usually come here. Many big brands and franchises are available, and there are still a few vacant shops upstairs — this place definitely has a lot of potential.

The open concept mall in cold weather such as Brinchang is perfect. No need for Aircon, occasionally fogs will enter the complex. Some resto/cafe still used closed section with Aircon which is strange and unnecessary. Plenty of parking spaces. There are few Hotels in this complex.

Probably the nicest commercial centre in Cameron Highlands. I love the open-air vibe and the touch of European-style design. You can find lots of familiar spots here like Zus Coffee, CBTL, Chagee, Watsons, Mixue, plus a few banks, eateries, convenience store and Billion Supermarket.

One of the only shopping mall in cameron i think. Concept is open air, so no airconditioning. But it was cool and nice. Very crowded on a weekend, full of tourist. There were a few hotels within the mall as well. Most of the shops are food stores or fast food restaurant. Theres even a supermarket on the lower flood (Billion)

We spent 3 nights here and enjoyed every minute of it. The building is charming, the interior is decorated beautifully and the rooms are cozy. We had high tea and a few meals during our stay and everything they served was delicious. Highly recommend this place!

Fantastic place to stay in Cameron. We had booked a deluxe room and were upgraded to the Foster Suite (101sqm) ...up on the hill top. Room was brilliant and very comfortable. F&B is quite good. Highly recommend the High Tea overlooking the lake. Staff is very courteous. Parking is free.

We stayed for 2 nights at The Lakehouse, Cameron Highlands, in October 2025, to celebrate our son’s 1st birthday. The property has an undeniable old-world charm, and our stay was comfortable overall. I would like to call out the exceptional services that Suresh and Thilaga had provided during our stay as they helped me celebrate my son’s birthday. However, there are a few areas where improvements could truly elevate the experience. What We Loved: • The location is beautiful and the property’s heritage appeal makes it feel like you’ve stepped back in time. • It’s a great place for photos and videos, with picturesque corners all around. • The service quality was up to the mark — the staff were courteous and attentive throughout our stay. Areas for Improvement: • The menu options are very limited, especially for guests staying more than a night. Expanding the choices would make a big difference. • The location is near the start of Cameron Highlands, so it’s not as cool as Tanah Rata or Brinchang — something to note if you’re expecting a chillier climate. • For a property of this category, it would be wonderful to have birthday or celebration arrangements handled more proactively. Despite confirming well in advance, we had to repeatedly request simple balloons and candles — this could easily be offered as a complimentary standard gesture, especially for suite guests. • The driver assigned for our pickup was polite and professional but not very engaging. A bit more warmth or conversation from the driver would enhance the overall guest experience. Overall, The Lakehouse is a lovely heritage retreat with immense potential. With a few thoughtful improvements, it can offer the exceptional experience its reputation promises.

A truly wonderful stay at The Lakehouse! Beautiful, relaxing, and peaceful — the perfect getaway. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. We tried the restaurant and loved the delicious food! Service was excellent, and my kids had so much fun in the jam-making class. Highly recommended for families looking to unwind and enjoy nature.

I visited this hotel recently just to take a look around & inquire about room rates, but the experience was very disappointing. The older Indian gentleman at the reception was extremely unwelcoming & seemed to look down on local visitors... perhaps we were from the B40 income group. Foreigners, OTOH, appeared to be treated like royalty. When i asked about the room rates, he took out a small A5 photocopy sheet. I politely asked if I could take a photo, but he immediately refused, without even clarifying that i only meant the rate sheet... not the hotel interior or surroundings. Once he realized my request was only for the rate sheet, he corrected the misunderstanding right away. The staff’s attitude came across as arrogant & biased. As a local customer, i felt disrespected & unwelcome. Definitely not the kind of hospitality one would expect from a place that claims to serve all guests equally... This place seems to cater mainly to wealthy guests.

You can make a guest stay in a Birmingham palace but what makes or breaks an experience is the hospitality of the staff and the customer experience. The only good point is that it’s a unique heritage property. Nothing else. Been in KL, penang and Langkawi so I have some reference points in Malaysia for comparison….this place inspite of charging a bomb had the most underwhelming & tasteless breakfast spread. Staff was very unwelcoming as well. I was slightly unwell and asked them for an extension of around 30 mins…they straightaway denied. Also the property is very far off from all the tourist attractions.

My stay at the hotel was an enjoyable and exceptional experience in every detail. The services were excellent, the room was beautiful and clean, the food was delicious and varied, and the facilities were well‑equipped and very relaxing. The staff were helpful and truly deserve appreciation. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a remarkable stay.

It was an impromptu visit as we were still early for dinner. So we slot in to visit this as we wanted to check out the butterfly farm. But we were pleasantly surprised that there were other interesting insects and animals like free roaming peacocks and fowls. There is also other animals like sheep, wallaby, Guinea pigs and rabbits. The kids got to feed the rabbits and spotted many interesting insects and they were happy with the visit. Entry fee for Adult is RM30 while Child is RM15. Do not get confused by The Butterfly Farm that is just next door as this operator also showcase other animals on top of butterflies but I visited ZooMania and feel that the standard is good.

Love this place!! Most animals there seemed to be taken care well.. ticket is RM15 per adult. It’s worth it. The sheeps are so friendly and adorable. The racoon is so cute even tho it’s a little overweight, maybe that part is pretty concerning, but they seemed pretty happy.

So many cute animals. From insects to butterflies to snakes to mammals to fish. Can come with family. 15-20rm per person. Quite interactive since can touch goat rabbit and other animals. Can buy goat feed for 3rm also. Sadly the fox was about to sleep when we went so can barely see it in its cage.

Ticket for adult rm15, children rm 10. A great place to visit for both kids and adults. About 30min -1 hr is enough to walk the entire place. It has animals that are suitable for small children, which they enjoy watching, along with feeding options. There are also snack and popsicle stalls for kids. But dun really like the sheep and rabbit place, smelly and feel small for them. Enjoy watching peacock, racoon, meerkat, bengal cat, albino squirrel. Overall, a decent one time visit place. If u with elderly or ppl with walking disability be prepare, 1 long staircase from the entrance.

Really enjoyed our visit to Zoomania Butterfly Farm! Lots of beautiful butterflies and other animals to see, and the kids had a great time. The place is well kept and the staff are friendly. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in Cameron Highlands

Adults: RM15 | Kids: RM10 | Free for children under 4 This is a great little mini zoo, especially suitable for families with kids. Children can enjoy feeding goats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and even raccoons (animal food is sold separately). If possible, I’d suggest planning your visit around 4PM — after that, you can head to Jin Jin Steamboat nearby, which is one of the more popular hotpot spots in Cameron Highlands. The prices there are also quite reasonable compared to others in the area. All in all, it was a good experience and I’d definitely recommend checking this place out!

this place was so much fun. the staff there was really kind and friendly too ! we meet the staff named nana helped and suggested us places to go there. This zoo really worth my money. Can’t wait to visit again soon

We didn't expect this. The room didn't look clean, the blankets didn't give any warmth and the bathroom is too small for a toilet and shower. We left early for the first time in our 4 months of traveling. I don't understand how the reviews can be so high.

Don’t have lift. Hotel in second and third floor. Bathroom and television sharing with other people. Suitable for backpackers. Near kea farm. Noisy at night because at ground floor have bar.

Very nice hostel with a modern feel. Comfy beds, nice common area, free breakfast and tea/coffee. I was one of two people during my stay. Not very social due to that unfortunately. Eric was friendly and tried to help, although his English was not so good (but still better than my Malaysian). I asked to use the washing machine there as it wasn't in use and was told it cost RM25, which was a bit steep. Great location. Only a short, 40 minute walk to the BOH Plantation and 4 minutes to a few local restaurants or the 'carnival' All good. So why the average rating? I had one of the worst sleeps of my entire trip unfortunately. I stayed on a Thursday night here. Downstairs is a small bar(?) that was pumping music and karaoke until 2:00am. There was no escaping the noise. On top of that there was a pack of stay dogs roaming outside, fighting, barking and squealing all night. It sounded like they were killing each other and didn't stop, even until I got up at 6:00am for sunrise. I definitely didn't feel super safe sneaking past them in the early morning. Unfortunate, because the hostel is really nice, but those two factors make it a hard no for me.

Great front desk, willing to give me stay even with my 3 y/o daughter, seems like kids friendly (i was take first wholly manage her) and watch youtube from lounge at sunset until 8.30pm and early morning 5am to 6.30am even the front desk slept at the side room he not came out. Kids friendly but please monitor your kids as best as you can to respect others. Otherwise the floor damn clean and toilet are at the best condition for budget accom. Just i try to commit with my daughter at capsule i cant slept well and get clausterphobic 3x and got my front body hurt because of that. My wife slept buetifully on the upper beds. Also there is other 3 man at the others beds & great manners. In other hand, if i travelling alone i will considered to stay here again. With only that amount of money you get half of the floor with simple breakfast. Applause to the man, the front desk man.

Had a wonderful stay here. Ideal place for backpackers. Pleasant hospitality from staff. All time light bites and snacks such as bread, butter, jam, coffee and tea are available, which comes together the stay package without the need for any extra cost. Restrooms are super clean and comfortable for use. Would definitely stay more often if coming over to Cameron. Highly recommended.

The receptionist is very attentive. Complimentary simple breakfast. Clean as you allowed us to feel at home.

Suitable for gunung irau hikers. Free basic breakfast, fast wifi (300mbps)

Quite a big area where there's a lot of vendors selling fresh produce, snacks and souvenirs. Price is almost the same but some may have special offer if you hunt properly. Strawberry quite sweet

If it's only veggies you're after, save time and go to the agro market where parking g is ample and free (for now). But for a more wholesome experience for food, family activity and shopping, this is the place. Parking can be expensive though - Cameron Glasshouse area is RM4 per hr

Bought strawberries and corn from here Strawberries are neither sour nor sweet and it spoils very fast Corn was sweet (jagung susu) when they cut and let you try but when you bring home it’s not as sweet if you steam it, it’s not as sweet too They mainly sell 3 types Jagung susu is the famous one, then Mutiara and madu The ready made steam corn are not as fresh and juicy, quite disappointed The pastry looks nice but super sweet base is not nice Puku cafe selling their famous ice cream - you can try if u never have it, for me not much special

A place with alot of stalls selling local fruits & vegetables. The price for every stall are quite similar. There is also a corner with alpacas.

One of the attractions in Cameron Highlands to buy fresh produce but be forewarned it can be really packed with visitors, hence do expect the price of things can be slightly more expensive. During my last visit,a kg of sweet potato in kea farm is rm10, but some other lesser known roadside sellers at Brinchang and Tringkap can give you 3kg for rm20..anyway, for a first timer its good to give Kea Farm a try since it offers a variety of products in one place. Parking fee is rm7 per entry.

"A Fresh Produce Paradise for Market Lovers" Step into a haven where fresh fruits and vegetables thrive, perfect for those who love marketing and trading in quality produce! Imagine rows of juicy strawberries, golden sweet corn, and vibrant sweet potatoes, all harvested at peak freshness. Whether you're a vendor looking for top-tier stock or a fresh produce enthusiast who enjoys selecting the best farm-to-table ingredients, this place offers a rich variety of seasonal delights, exotic fruits, and farm-fresh vegetables. It's a paradise for anyone passionate about quality, flavor, and the joy of a bustling market filled with nature’s finest harvests!

Very packed. Difficult to find parking. We bought telur pindang here 😂 Nothing much to say.. All places just selling the same products. Bought the cake n cream in the cup. 2 for rm10 i think. Overrated. Takde la special mana pun biasa je.. Ok la utk nak pegi jalan2 cuci mata..

Such a devotional and cool place for prayers. Cannot miss the annual prayers here. It will be full of devotionals, prayers, kind and also fun.

Very colorful temple like all Hindus. It is located a few minutes from the center of Tanah Rata so it is very quiet.

Hi,I will be at Cameron on 25 n 26th oct..on tat day,I hv to put mocha vilaku for my mom,anyone know shivan temple at Cameron?

Hindu Temple in peaceful surroundings. Love to be there again n again. Such a beautiful Temples Murugan Temple and Amman Temple.

Perched on a hill. Clean temple with a nice wedding hall by the side including a dining hall. It's a serene and calm place for worship.

When for morning prayers..really serene and calm environment..parking can be a lil hassle..

Attended the best wedding I've ever been to on the 7th February 2022. Beautiful temple, serene environment. Would love to visit again.