3-Nights Malaysia, One&Only Desaru Coast (Travelers Collection)

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The secluded sanctuary of One&Only Desaru Coast lies nestled amid Malaysia’s enchanting southeast, where lush nature meets the azure waters of the South China Sea. Guests of this tropical hideaway can uncover all Malaysia has to offer, including refined dining experiences, illuminating excursions across land and sea and revitalizing wellness journeys.

The resort is home to a collection of expansive suites, each featuring spacious indoor-outdoor spaces, elegant bathrooms and private plunge pools – ideal for couples, families and friends seeking relaxation.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in the three restaurants serving inspired flavors of Malaysia and the Mediterranean coast, exquisite Japanese omakase and sleek wood-fired cuisine. Travelers seeking holistic rejuvenation can experience the bespoke One&Only Spa programs, tailored fitness sessions and inspiring nature adventures to further enhance this majestic escape.

Profile: 44 suites, 1 villa, 3 pools including a 184-foot infinity pool, 3 restaurants and 1 bar, meeting and event spaces, spa, gymnasium, watersports, recreation club with tennis and paddle courts, KidsOnly club and Els Golf Club. Located on the beach, 90 minutes by limited ferry service from Singapore’s Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal (15 minutes from Singapore’s Changi Airport), with an additional 5 minutes from Desaru Coast Ferry Terminal. Alternatively, 2-3 hours by private land transfer from Changi, or 3-4 hours from Kuala Lumpur Airport. Open year round.

• The First One&Only in Asia Situated Near Singapore
• All-Suite Retreat Nestled Between Jungle and Sea
• Refined Dining Experiences Including Ember Beach Club, Conceptualized by Michelin-Starred Chef
• Inspiring Resort Activities Available for All Ages

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Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia is one of the most pleasant, hassle-free countries to visit in southeast Asia. It's buoyant and wealthy, and has moved towards a pluralist culture based on a vibrant and interesting fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous cultures and customs. Most visitors to Malaysia stick to the insane headlong rush of Kuala Lumpur, the colonially soothing Cameron Highlands Hill Station or the hedonistic torpor of Langkawi. However, the island of East Malaysia offers spectacular wildlife, longhouses and the awe-inspiring Mt Kinabalu. Malaysia's love of Western-style industrialisation is abundantly clear in its big cities. Aside from the gleaming glass of the 21st Century, though, Malaysia boasts some of the most superb beaches, mountains and national parks in Asia.

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