Embun Resort

The resort is near the lake and set in Kampung Orang Asli, around 10 minutes from Putrajaya. It wasn’t hard to find, and it’s a beautiful place for a wedding or another occasion. The pool is huge, with a separate one for kids, but that pool is deep, so I’d accompany children while they swim. I’d say it’s safe for kids over five. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and breakfast was delicious, with fruit and dessert, though the choices weren’t extensive. I was happy with my stay, and the service was nice.

I attended a wedding here. There’s lots of space, so it works well for a crowd, and the decorations were lovely 😍

I went for iftar and enjoyed the tasty food and the beautiful night scenery. There’s also a place provided for solah.

I stayed at Embun Resort during Ramadhan and got to try its Ramadhan Buffet for berbuka puasa. The place is cosy, private, and peaceful, a good fit for a relaxing break without spending too much. The room had the basic amenities, and all I needed to do was settle in and unwind. The staff were kind and friendly, especially Natasya, who really knows customer service and has a knack for the job. At RM80, the buffet is priced like many others during Ramadhan, but the food tasted home-cooked rather than like the mediocre spreads you often get at hotels. There may not be 100+ dishes, but I’d take quality over quantity. The selection covered all the categories without being overwhelming, and there was always food available, with prompt replenishing and no trouble waiting. The Kambing bakar, Lemon soda asam boi, mee kari, and Ice cream Malaysia were top notch. I’ll definitely come back for the service and food. If you’re unsure about going, I’d say give it a try and look for Natasya, she’ll take good care of you.