Sunday Telaga Terrace Boutique Resort

I was here for work and found it easy to balance getting things done with relaxing. The setting is quiet and well cared for, and the resort felt welcoming throughout. After a long day, the clean, well-kept pool was a nice place to unwind. Breakfast was another plus, with plenty of well-prepared options. It’s a well-managed resort and worked well for a business stay that still felt restful.

Really liked this small budget hotel close to Cenang Beach. The room was nice, with a huge bed, and the Bali-style bathroom was amazing. Just watch your step, the tiles can be slippery. Breakfast is simple but has what you need: eggs made at the station, bread, cakes, nasi lemak, fried noodles, baked beans, and more. The local coffee was my favorite. The lady looking after breakfast could smile a little more 🫢, but I still had a pleasant stay.

The pool was so peaceful, with trees around it and the wind chime making a lovely sound. Breakfast was good too, with a different menu each day and both Asian and Western choices. We usually stay in hotels, so this was our first resort or chalet-style holiday. Agoda had a promotion, I think around 40%, and our 4D3N stay came to RM600++. The location worked well, about 11 minutes from the airport and 7 minutes from Cenang, far enough from the beach noise, crowds, and fire shows. There’s an Arab restaurant nearby, as well as a Grill & Steamboat restaurant. The owner was wonderful. We asked for a birthday cake in the room for our child, and they arranged it nicely. Sorry, no photo!

We had a lovely, peaceful family stay at Telaga Terrace. The staff and management did a great job, though I think a few areas could use an upgrade. Our room was clean, and we especially liked the spacious bathroom, with plants and a little sunlight coming through the roof. Breakfast at the cafe was tasty, simple, and just right. I’d recommend this sweet little boutique hotel.