Cabins in Cameron Highlands

The management managed to maintain it so well. Hotel was lovely and beautiful. Felt like we were in a cottage in England. Garden was well maintained. Restaurants were nice as well.

location is very nice and clean. and looked very Florence. my kids very enjoyed with parade.

We liked the old concept house that being provided with all the facilities needed. It’s a great stay with friends and family. Cooking facilities available. Friendly staff. Perfect location. Value for money

decoration & view very nice !!

nice vibe . perfect to enjoy nature

Very warmth welcome by owner. Suit for family or group trip. Got some veggies from owner 🤗. Overall satisfied.

We brought our kids to stay at the Rainforest Inn because we wanted a unique cultural experience that is very different from the usual touristy attractions in Malaysia. In that aspect, Rainforest Inn greatly exceeded our expectations. For 3D2N, we lived a lite version of the Orang Asli Malaysian aboriginal lifestyle in a wooden traditional chalet hut, hand-built by Orang Aslis using trees from their land. The traditional chalet came with modern comforts like clean towels, bedsheets, blankets, thick spring mattresses, mosquito nets, electrical sockets and a fan. It was ensuite with a modern flushing sitting toilet and shower. We feasted on the Orang Asli dinner where rice was painstakingly wrapped in leaves and cooked in bamboo for hours. Their pineapple was especially sweet and tender. Their grilled chicken and mushroom bamboo soup were delicious too. We found it very meaningful to interact with Orang Aslis on their private land. Our kids played on a bamboo raft in a crystal-clear knee-deep stream with friendly Orang Asli children who came to play soccer, basketball and splash around. We learned from Mr Muin, an Orang Asli, about their hunting traps, weapons, tattoo/shampoo/moisturiser plants, and constructions and crafts using jungle bamboo and rattan. You can walk nearby to explore a modern Orang Asli school and village or trek with Mr Muin for 4-5 hrs into the jungle to visit a traditional Orang Asli village. For those who like tiny wildlife, there are tiny shrimps hiding around the rocks in the waterfall, small fishes in the stream, fireflies in the compounds at night, and beautiful and interesting moths and insects that visit the chalet at night. The cooling not-very-humid temperature of the highlands made living within the jungle pleasant. Gee Tatt was very friendly, responsive, informative and hospitable. He went the extra mile to obtain small bamboo pieces for my kids’ nature crafts. We had an amazing time there.