Hotels in Brinchang

Brinchang, otherwise known as Berincang, is a gem of a town nestled in the Cameron Highlands. The area also hosts one of the most luxurious resorts in all of Pahang, although many other lower priced options are readily available. Let’s take a closer look at what makes Brinchang special.

About Brinchang

As the second tourist town in Pahang, Brinchang draws a huge volume of travellers during the warmer months, while during weekends and on holidays the area is a nexus for Malaysian students. Offering you a broad choice of entertainment, cuisine and outdoor hiking trails, Brinchang has more than enough things to do.

Best Place to Stay in Brinchang

Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands – Tucked away in the mountains, the Copthorne Hotel Cameron Highlands is the prime location from which to explore Brinchang. It places you but minutes from the Cameron Highland Butterfly Farm, The Raju Hill Strawberry Farm and the Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm. The fitness centre is fully equipped and there are no less than three restaurants present in the hotel. From satellite TVs to an indoor pool and laundry facilities, this is one hotel which delivers in every way.

Hotel Rosa Passadena – The outstanding Hotel Rosa Passadena has 115 rooms, each of which is fitted with a coffee maker, LCD TV, speedy wired internet access and Wi-Fi in certain areas. The view provided by most rooms alone makes this hotel worth the competitive cost. It is situated very close to numerous restaurants and loads of activities are nearby.

Kea Valley Hotel Apartment – The Kea Valley Hotel Apartment is found very close to the local cuisine and nightlife. It puts you at walking distance from the local market, while the night market is just three kilometres away. You will struggle to find better prices. With this affordability one receives a fair amount of value. The rooms are neat and comfortable, and the free Wi-Fi works great. Another draw card is the scenic view supplied of the mountains and surrounding farms.

Top Attractions in Brinchang

Mossy Forest – The Mossy Forest is definitely not a hardcore hike for outdoor enthusiasts but it does offer an engaging experience which allows you to explore the rainforest in safety and comfort while learning of the rich flora and fauna which inhabit the area. Beginners are welcome.

Sam Poh Temple - If you are looking to explore a haven of calm, quiet tranquilities then this temple is a worthy escape. The Sam Poh Temple is constructed according to a blueprint laid out by an ancient Buddhist mantra and thus has some of the most unique architecture out of all of Malaysia’s spiritual sites. The statues, relics and free Buddhist documentation informing you of the history of the area and the nature of Buddhist belief, will help you to expand your awareness while balancing your well-being and settling your mind in the process.

Food and Shopping in Brinchang

Singh Chapti Urban Restaurant – This vegetarian-friendly restaurant has a decent range of vegan options as well, and is a prime example of Indian cuisine at its best. The food caters to all tastes, offering everything from mild to extra hot and spicy. As a family run restaurant, the service is outstanding and the reception is very friendly. A memorable meal is guaranteed.

The Time Tunnel Museum - The Time Tunnel Museum gives you the chance to learn more of the fascinating history of Malaysia while also offering keepsakes crafted in the most creative manner by locals. This interesting trip down memory lane will have you marvelling at the ingenuity of yesteryear. This is a great first stop for anyone visiting the Cameron Highlands in Brinchang.

Gonbei Restaurant – Patrons to the Cameron Highlands Resort can’t miss out on Gonbei Restaurant’s range of perfectly cooked meals. The staff will help guide your choice through the diverse selection of local cuisine and all this service, unbelievable flavour and freedom of choice comes at an unbelievably low price.