Nova Highlands Hotel

“excellent and convenient location”

This is huge property at Brinchang. More so an apartment building than a hotel. There are are two premises, one is called The Retreat, which has the main reception, the other one is called Nova Highlands Resorts and Residences. We stayed in the latter one. Both the accomodations are 100 meters apar… Mais

This is huge property at Brinchang. More so an apartment building than a hotel. There are are two premises, one is called The Retreat, which has the main reception, the other one is called Nova Highlands Resorts and Residences. We stayed in the latter one. Both the accomodations are 100 meters apart. The resort is conveniently located at walking distance from the main attractions. The suits are nice and cozy with balcony overlooking the valley and the farms. Each suite has a kitchenette area equipped with a microwave, mini fridge and electric kettle. They provided complimentary tea coffee and two bottles of mineral water. The bathroom is clean with a geyser and toiletries. The bed linens are clean but the upholstery of the living room might need some refurbishment. Overall stay is satisfactory.

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“Comfortable, Clean, and Great Value Stay at Nova Hotel Cameron Highlands”

had a very pleasant stay at Nova Hotel in Cameron Highlands. The hotel is clean, comfortable, and well maintained. The room was spacious, tidy, and had everything I needed for a relaxing stay. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with a smile.

“Nice yet not so nice”

I recently stayed at this hotel, which is conveniently located within the same building as Cameron Square. However, check-in was a bit inconvenient as the reception is in another building, The Retreat, requiring a short walk. Check-In & Deposit Check-in was straightforward but slightly inconvenien… Mais

I recently stayed at this hotel, which is conveniently located within the same building as Cameron Square. However, check-in was a bit inconvenient as the reception is in another building, The Retreat, requiring a short walk. Check-In & Deposit Check-in was straightforward but slightly inconvenient due to the location. A cash deposit of RM100 was required, along with a RM3 tourism fee per stay, which could only be paid via QR code. Parking Parking is available in the basement with a maximum charge of RM7.50. However, you can get free parking by walking to the reception to validate your TnG card—a minor hassle but definitely worth it if you prefer not to pay for parking. Room I booked a spacious room for three people, but unfortunately, the cleanliness was not up to standard. The floor and balcony were dusty, and the toilet had visible mould in some areas. The bed and sofa were comfortable, and the room came with basic toiletries (3 shower gels and 3 shower caps). Tea and coffee were provided, but oddly, there were no utensils for stirring drinks. Additionally, there was no fridge in the room, which could be inconvenient for some guests. Breakfast Breakfast was served at a café on B1 with a beautiful view of a greenhouse, which was definitely the highlight of the stay. The buffet offered a good selection of food, making it worth the price. Buffet Menu: ✅ Nasi Lemak ✅ Mee Goreng ✅ Fruit Salad ✅ Porridge ✅ Half-Boiled Eggs ✅ Scrambled Eggs ✅ Baked Beans ✅ Hashbrowns ✅ Kuey Teow/Mee Soup ✅ Cereal ✅ Toast (with only orange spread—would have loved a strawberry option!) ✅ Hot Drinks & Juices Pricing: RM30 per adult RM25 per senior citizen/child Overall Experience While the hotel has its perks—such as spacious rooms and a scenic breakfast spot—it also had notable downsides, including cleanliness issues and an inconvenient check-in process. Would I stay here again? No, I’d prefer to explore other hotels in the area.

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