Copthorne Hotel

Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands (1 May 2016)


Copthorne Hotel (GPS: 4.5053, 101.40875) a 4-star hotel in Cameron Highlands. With 341 guest rooms, it is also the biggest hotel in Cameron. Located at Kea Farm, it was originally known as Hotel Equatorial. Rooms available at Copthorne include the superior, deluxe, premier and 1-bedroom apartment. The in-house restaurant is called 18 Celsius Cafe. Among the amenities at Copthorne Hotel include a fitness centre, wifi, laundry services and on-site parking. The lawn of Copthorne Hotel is beautifully landscaped with flowering plants with colourful flowers. There is even a replica termometer, which the hotel boasts as the tallest thermometer replica in the Malaysia Book of Records (hmm, don't quite understand what's the big deal).

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Copthorne Hotel

Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands (1 May 2016)


Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands (1 May 2016)


The tallest thermometer replica at Copthorne Hotel (1 May 2016)


Gardener attending to the plants at Copthorne Hotel (1 May 2016)

Address

Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands
Kea Farm, Brinchang,
39100 Cameron Highlands.

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