1. Lost Paradise Resort, Penang
With the objective of providing guests with an unforgettable experience at an affordable price, Lost Paradise Resort is a tropical haven nestled within 90,000 sq. ft. of land that fronts the Andaman Sea.
2. colourful blooming flowers
3. heavy wood door is a central attraction at the property
Opened in July, 2013, outwardly, it is similar to other resorts in Batu Ferringhi in Penang that line the beach.
4. facing the Andaman Sea
5. colourful walkway
However, this boutique resort carries a distinct mix of exotic Balinese and Minangkabau architecture amidst a lush garden with a myriad of colouful flowering blooms and plants.
6. walking path to the garden
7. the garden
There are a total of 40 rooms and suites, each with its own unique design, theme and layout.
8. rooms at Lost Paradise Resort
9. some of the rooms
The rooms and public areas are generously decorated with a blend of woodcraft, art pieces and furniture that were procured by its owner, Dr. Chew, during his travels around the world.
10. stairway to Maharaja Royal Family Suite
11. ancient Majapahit bed in the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
The five room categories are Superior Room, Deluxe Suite, Deluxe family Suite, Grand Family Suite and Royal Family Suite.
12. part of the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
13. part of the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
They are equipped with modern amenities such as air-conditioning, LED TV, WiFi connectivity and private bath.
14. part of the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
15. open roof bathroom in the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
Complimentary breakfast is available to all guests. The resort serves an array of Malaysian, Indonesian, Thai, Chinese and Western cuisine.
16. part of the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
17. part of the Maharaja Royal Family Suite
Most rooms offer a stunning view of the Andaman Sea, teasing guests with its waves and tides according to its mood.
18. Lost Paradise Resort is furnished with intricately designed woodwork and other art pieces
19. Buluh 1 Grand Family Suite
When the sea is calm, grab a canoe and head out to Pulau Tikus, a magnificent island 45 minutes of paddling away.
20. Buluh 1 Grand Family Suite
21. Buluh 1 Grand Family Suite
Other activities that could be arranged include fishing, hiking, camping and island tour. Attractions nearby Lost Paradise Resort are National Park Penang, Butterfly Farm, ESCAPE: Adventureplay, Toy Museum, Floating Mosque and Penang Hill.
22. Andaman Deluxe Suite (Mawar)
23. Andaman Deluxe Suite (Mawar)
As for guests who are not as adventurous or would just like to spend some quiet time relaxing, they can enjoy the infinity pool or just take a stroll in the huge garden.
24. Andaman Deluxe Suite (Pinang)
25. Andaman Deluxe Suite (Cempaka)
Within the resort grounds is a school, Lighthouse Academy, which adopts the American homeschooling programme.
26. Lighthouse Academy (school) within the resort grounds
Headed by Dr. Chew’s wife, Melody, the school accepts a 30% enrolment of children with special needs. Revenue from the resort is channelled towards the upkeep of Lighthouse Academy.
27. Andaman Deluxe Suite (Cempaka)
28. decorations
Lost Paradise Resort
Add: 262, Jalan Batu Ferringhi, 1100 Penang, Malaysia.
Tel: +604-8904800
Email: lostparadiseresort@gmail.com
Web: www.lostparadiseresort.net
29. wood art from Indonesia
30. elephant-themed decoration
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