Tanjong Jara Resort

There are 98 luxurious rooms set in the gardens close to the beach, each rooms has air-conditioning, flatscreen TV with satellite, coffee/tea facilities, mini-bar, & more.

Room types:

Bumbung Room – situated above the Serambi Rooms and are similar in size and furnishings, excluding private terraces, however the windows open out to a magnificent view of the ocean and gardens.

Serambi Room 55sqm – are situated on the ground floor of a double storey unit and features a king-size bed and a spacious indoor bathroom with two vanity units, separate bath and shower facilities. A partially covered verandah overlooks the tropical gardens and is perfect for a private barbeque dinner.

Anjung Room 88sqm – situated along the beachfront are 10 single-storey beach rooms, and furnished with a king-size bed, as well as a sofa bed. A symmetrical sunken outdoor bath sits in its own private garden, and an indoor bathroom features two vanity units with a large indoor shower. The doors and windows open out to a canopied verandah looking over the beautifully landscaped tropical gardens and sea.

Anjung Suite 176sqm – these rest above the river waters looking out into the South China Sea. Suites are furnished with comfortable sofas in a spacious living and dining hall with its own bar and powder room. The bedroom provides a king-sized bed, a large writing desk, a sunken bath, two vanity units and a separate water closet. This is the premier suite within the Resort and is a one-of-a-kind location for a most memorable experience.

Di Atas Sung – ‘Di Atas Sungei’ is Malay for ‘Above The River’ so guests will find it easy to spot this restaurant which literally sits above a river that flows into the South China Sea. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery, and shaded by a huge Ketapang tree, the restaurant opens for breakfast and dinner, and serves authentic Malaysian cuisine.

Teratai Terrace – Situated beside the Resort’s free-form pool with a view of the South China Sea, Teratai Terrace serves cocktails in the evenings and offers private dining experiences. Enjoy dinner and drinks under a canopy of stars to the sweet strains of live gamelan music.

‘Nelayan’ in the Malay language means ‘Fisherman’. Befitting the restaurant’s name, seafood is the speciality of this outlet. Situated by the sea, the atmosphere at Nelayan is relaxed and informal. A variety of local and Western light meals are served for lunch and the Resort’s own fishermen bring in the catch of the day for dinner. Weather permitting, guests have the option of enjoying a delightful alfresco dining experience on the beach featuring bamboo torches and the gentle sound of the waves.