Guestrooms
The Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang’s 304 luxurious rooms and suites are spread throughout the Garden Wing and the ultra-luxurious Rasa Wing, with its dedicated lounge and pool. All rooms are decorated in traditional Minangkabau style, with carved woods, colourful fabrics and Songket and Pernakan-carved motifs.
Standard rooms include:
- Satellite television with in-house movies
- Tea/coffee-making facilities
- Minibar
- Balconies
- Safe
- Separate shower and tub
- Deluxe Shangri La toiletries
- Robes and slippers
- Pillow menu
Suites include:
- High-speed internet
- LCD flatscreen television
- DVD player
- Private verandah
Rasa Wing guests also receive:
- Express check-in
- 24-hour butler service
- Exclusive breakfast and cocktails in Rasa Wing Lounge
Hotel facilities
- Three pools
- Nine-hole pitch and put golf course
- Watersports include banana boats, fishing trips, canoes, jet skiing, scuba diving, snorkelling, waterskiing and windsurfing
- Health club – gym with floor to ceiling glass panels overlooking the ocean, aerobics studio, saunas, steam room, Jacuzzis
- Floodlit tennis
- Garden reflexology sessions
- Tai chi classes
- Jungle walks
- Cooking classes
- Adventure Zone, an extensive indoor play facility for kids
- Children’s playground
Dining
Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang offers award-winning dining, with a great selection of lounges, bars and restaurants.
- The Feringgi beachside grill in the Rasa Wing
- Spice Market Café in the Garden Wing
- The lively Feringgi Bar
- Beach and poolside service
- Rasa Wing guests also have exclusive access to the Rasa Wing Lounge, serving complimentary tea and coffee, soft drinks and juices all day and alcoholic drinks from 5-7.30pm
Location
Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort and Spa is 20 minutes’ drive from George Town, the capital of Penang Island, and 45 minutes from the international airport. Penang is a tropical island off the north west coast of Malaysia, some of the cuisine for which the island is famous and is one of the country’s top destinations for local cuisine. You can find dishes blending influences from all over Malaysia itself as well as China, Indonesia and Sri Lanka. The Shangri La is right next to a local food court and night market, the perfect spot to pick up a local souvenir and try some local dishes. The nearby Pantai Acheh Forest Reserve is ideal for guided jungle treks and George Town is also well worth a visit, with its historic buildings and bustling streetlife.
