Lone Pine
97 Batu Ferringhi, Batu Ferringhi, Penang, 11100, Malaysia
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Tom81
- Reviews: 8
A perfect place for a short break
A fantastic 3 night stay in this old charming hotel. Don't let the 'old' put you off! Its interior and exterior was of a very high standard, their rooms were extremely spacious, breakfasts outside were fantastic...could not fault it at all. It is sitting along the Batu Ferringhi beach and has a fabulous setting.
Unique Quality: Fantastc setting
Great super deluxe rooms
Friendly staff
Good food
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louisetaft
- Reviews: 6
Boutique Hotel on the Beach
We were here for a friend's wedding and were very well looked after at the Lone Pine.
The accommodation itself was a llittle dated: our bathroom had seen better days. The bar and pool area were great, lovely breakfasts and peaceful gardens.
Unique Quality: The sunset over the ocean is just stunning.
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boogerbee
- Reviews: 1
Live like a Duke
After reading some not-so-nice reviews about Lone Pine, we were wary about our booking in July 2007 for 6 nights. Had we been more organised, we would not have been in the predicament where all beach hotels were fully booked and Lone Pine's only available room was the Casuarina Executive Suite for a whopping MYR870 per night with breakfast thrown in for 3 adults (Mummy came along) and 2 kids. Much to our surprise, it turned out to be a most pleasant stay. Such a wonderful throwback to the past to be in a place with so much history. I have to hand it to the British - they really knew how to live it up. The suite comprised of 2 bathrooms, 2 TVs, 4 air-conditioners, DVD player, 1 dining area, 1 living area, 1 guest bedroom with folding doors as separation, and tea and coffee-making facilities. We soaked up the amazing ambiance of the place. Lone Pine has a quiet dignity about it, which modern chock-a-block hotels just cannot hold a candle up to.
The suite was clean. Still, it brings to light how difficult it can be maintaining old buildings. The toilet flush could not be flushed in quick succession, although it did work perfectly at half-hour intervals. The shower curtain in the guest bathroom was too short, making it difficult to shower without getting the floor wet. Wood around the windows was rotting away due to humidity and the salty air. But these were small things that did not bother us much.
The beach front was not crowded, the pool was very clean and not over-chlorinated. It was lovely waking up to the sound of the sea. Penang beaches are nothing to shout about, but that's another story. The children loved being close to the beach. Even at night, just looking at the stars or going crab-spotting proved great fun. Eating out was easy. Lots of activity in the night markets just around the corner.
Staff were fairly laid back but very friendly, in keeping with the pace of bygone days. The breakfast buffet was nowhere near as good as Evergreen Laurel's.
Unique Quality: Unfortunately there is a "beach sports centre" situated between Lone Pine and Golden Sands, making the beach generally noisy, not to mention dangerous. The Malaysian authorities should really clamp down on usage of beach buggies, motor boats, jet skis and horses on beaches. They are not doing the tourism industry and favours by letting thugs run the scene.
I took a quick peek into one of the cheaper rooms once and was appalled at the state of things. I understand that maintaining old tiles and furnishings are not easy, but the rooms were downright grimy. A real shame, considering how unique Lone Pine is. The Malaysian crowd may also not have been especially civic-conscious about the hotel rooms they rent. I hope people try to be better people.
So perhaps I got one of the best rooms because I paid 4 times more the price of a regular room. But it was worth it. After all, Rasa Sayang would have cost even more!
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Bonobo2005
- Reviews: 1041
A gem at Batu Ferringhi
Lone Pine Hotel was one of the highlights during our Malaysia trip as goes for places to stay.
This old but renovated hotel is one of the few - if not the only one! - midrange or higher standard option in Batu Ferringhi that is not a colossal high rise appartment block.
It is maximum 3 strorey high but most of it has only two. In total there are 50 rooms in various categories. It is set on a large grass field only seperated from the beach by a small stylish fence to ensure guest privacy.
We stayed here for 2 nights and enjoyed very much.
Unique Quality: Although you can see from most rooms that you're in a 60 year old hotel, they had all the facilities we needed, including the cheaper standard rooms that are a bit smaller with less good views than the superiors, but equally well equipped. The deluxe rooms are huge and come with two queen/kingsize beds. Prices start at about USD 60.
Great qualities:
* The relaxing grounds are very, very large, with several big trees to provide shadow and furnished with comfortable hammocks fetched for guests and loads of loungers. The next door Shangri La mastodont has a similar setup but there the space per guest turns pale in comparison.
* Complimentary mineral water, daily newspaper and unlimited bathtowels for the take.
* Excellent breakfast buffet, incredible variation for a smaller hotel (that however is fully booked much of the time).
* The hotel restaurant is very good, but foodcourts, restaurants and nightmarket are all within 5 minutes walking time from the hotel entrance.
* very pleaseant swimming pool and dito area.
Less exciting: the beach is not like paradise and the sea locally too dirty too swim in. Watersports business guys on the beach can be a bit too persistant.
Service is excellent, a bit toooo good at times as you got the feel that staff is keeping an eye on you all the time, whether it be the waiter or the security.
Overall however, this is one of very few places that I rated a great experience
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anoum
- Reviews: 105
Small and convenient
Lone Pine sits right in the middle of the town of Batu Feringghi, near other big hotels like Golden Sand and Holiday Inn.
It used to be family owned and rundown but was bought over by the company that owns E&O Hotel and refurbished although a lot of the original is still there.
Took two rooms - Standard on the ground floor and just nice for my mum who can't climb stairs and Deluxe on the first floor.
Standard room is small with 2 single beds but it has a little courtyard of its own, somewhat like in hotels in Bali.
Deluxe room is big with two big double beds (can sleep four people), a coffee table and chairs at the large glass floor-to-ceiling windows where you can sit and enjoy the view of the beach. Also a chair you can sit and read comfortably.
The staff is small and friendly but could show more initiative. They don't smile unless you do first. Service is good.
Has a small L-shaped pool where you can see the sea nearby.
Has a private atmosphere, like a home away from home, less commercial.
Unique Quality: Very small hotel, about 30 odd rooms and the buildings are old. Only two stories.
Very convenient as you need not ride lifts or walk long distances to your room and the pool.
The hotel is also in the middle of the town but shaded by trees and foliage, so you don't feel or hear the bustling street and traffic.
At night, the night market is just outside the gates of the hotel.
Also nearby are two hawker centres. Go to the one that is a short distance away, left of Lone Pine. The atmosphere is better and there are better and wider choices. Many foreign tourists eat there.
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saa73
- Reviews: 29
First Hotel on Batu Ferringhi Beach
Quiet, cosy, quaint, elegant and charming.
Unique Quality: This is the first beach hotel on Batu Ferringhi Beach and dates back to the 1940's.
THis hotel has been given a new lease of life and turned into a funky boutique hotel.
The hotel's main food and beverage outlet is "The Bungalow" which is really a real beachfront mansion converted into a restaurant, and surrounded by the hotel's swimming pool.
The hotel is situated in a quieter part of Ferringhi beach, and shaded by tall beach fron Pine trees, hence its name. The beach front lawn is a popular location for parties and weddings.
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urchinn
- Reviews: 100
Quiet Charm by the beach
The first hotel to be established on the Batu Ferringhi stretch of beach, Lone Pine opened in 1948. After extensive renovations a few years ago, it is now managed by the E&O hotel chain - famous for its opulent boutique hotel properties and little luxuries (like Molton Brown toiletries). Lone Pine exudes quiet charm and an unbeatable cosy atmosphere.
Take a walk under the canopy of pine trees or go on a pony ride before indulging in some fine dining at The Bungalow or laze by the pool all day, the buzzword here is rest and relaxation.
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Does anyone know if this hotel survived the tsunami. We have very fond memories of the hotel, staff and location and are keen to hear of any news
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HI,
For your information all hotel and main tourist belt of Batu Feringghi not badly affected by tsunami. Lone Pine Hotel with their staff in good condition
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Only a few hotels on Penang had any damage and that was minimal, everything seems to be running just fine and no problems., same applies to Langkawi, in fact 80% of all Phuket hotels were not even damaged at all, but you wouldn't realise that seeing the media, unfortunately it all focuses on places that were damaged but fails to emphasise the places that were not damaged or not affected what so ever.
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This is the first beach hotel on Batu Ferringhi Beach and dates back to the 1940's.
THis hotel has been given a new lease of life and turned into a funky boutique hotel.
The hotel's main food and beverage outlet is "The Bungalow" which is really a real beachfront mansion converted into a restaurant, and surrounded by the hotel's swimming pool.
The hotel is situated in a quieter part of Ferringhi beach, and shaded by tall beach fron Pine trees, hence its name. The beach front lawn is a popular location for parties and weddings.
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Address: 97 Batu Ferringhi, Batu Ferringhi, Penang, 11100, Malaysia






