Best Hotels in Asia Survey (3 to 4 star): : Final Results 1999-2003

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A SENSE OF PLACE

THE BEST HOTELS IN ASIA - (3 to 4 star)

This page presents the final results of our previous Best Places in Asia survey. Click on the links below to see results and vote in the 2003 survey.

Places
City Hotels 5 Star/Business
City Hotels 3 to 5 Star
Resorts
Guest Houses/Other accomodation
Restaurants Business/up-market
Cheap Eats Hawkers, cafés, cheap eats
Pubs/Bars/Meeting Places
Airports
Airlines

From the Business Travel section of the Asian Business Strategy Ezine. Results validated and managed by Orient Pacific Century.

Rank	Last move		Comments & Voting
1		Swiss Inn Hotel Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Responses: 3 Av. Vote: 4.4	Right in the heart of Chinatown, Cheap but clean and safe \| Watch out for "extras" though (like phone call charges) - thats where they make the money \| Food is not so great but all the food you want is on the doorstep \| I liked the balcony at the back where you can sip a beer and watch the chinatown activity
2		Bestotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Responses: 3 Av. Vote: 4.5	Very Nice. Safe. Convenient. Friendly. Clean. Cheap. And complete. Almost (no pool) \| A mid-sized hotel, clean and modern. Great sincere service. And friendly staff. The rooms are well decorated and well equipped. Rates start from US$ 23 and that includes breakfast for two!
3		Ananda Cottages, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia: Responses: 2 Av. Vote: 5.0	Navigating the rice fields requires a flashlight, but Ananda is pleasant, peaceful and romantic. \| Superb Indonesian ambience, wonderful. Inexpensive.
4		Explorer's Lodge, Penrith, NSW, Australia Responses: 2 Av. Vote: 5	Nothing too fancy, but clean and affordable \| Beautiful, brand new lodge. Great jump off point for both The Blue Moutains and Sydney.

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