Closer than you think, quieter than you remember.
Three chalets at 1,600 feet in Janda Baik. About 45 minutes from Kuala Lumpur, with nights that settle around 19°C.
Cloudbeds opens in a new tab. Or message The Hill on WhatsApp.
You come here to slow down, not to keep busy.
Each chalet sleeps six, whether you take just one for a couple or a family, or book all three together for up to eighteen guests overnight, and the pool, kitchen, BBQ area and open grounds stay shared between only those three units rather than a whole resort's worth of guests.
The chalets face the Lentang Forest Reserve, where gibbons call out most mornings and the rain can turn sideways without much warning, so a light jacket is worth packing and the hillside is generally left to set the pace of the stay.
One room. One balcony. A forest across the valley.
Every 378 sq ft chalet has a king bed, two double-deck bunks and an attached bathroom with separate shower, toilet and sink areas. Chalet 3 swaps the standard dining table for a low tatami table.
- SleepsSix, or seven with a floor mattress
- BedsOne king and two double-deck bunks
- OutlookLentang Forest Reserve
- InsideAir-conditioning, 140L fridge, kettle, Wi-Fi and toiletries
How many chalets do you need?
The three units are the same. A chalet is one open room, so couples who want privacy need one each.
| Your group | Chalets | Weekday | Fri, Sat, eve of PH |
|---|---|---|---|
| A couple | 1 | RM350 | RM500 |
| Three or four guests | 1 | RM500 | RM750 |
| Five or six guests | 1 | RM600 | RM900 |
| Two couples, separate rooms | 2 | RM700 | RM1,000 |
| Eighteen guests, full chalets | 3 | RM1,800 | RM2,700 |
The final row assumes six guests in each chalet. Smaller groups across all three pay the lower per-chalet rate for however many are actually staying. All-three-chalet bookings are confirmed through WhatsApp rather than the booking engine. Rates shown are for adults; child rates are lower.
That is the weekday couple rate for the same full chalet. A chalet for six is RM600 on weekdays and RM900 on Friday, Saturday or the eve of a public holiday.
Check your datesThe useful parts are included.
- A hearty nasi lemak bungkus
- Cereal and milk, kept in the fridge
- 24-hour saltwater pool and kiddie pool
- Shared poolside kitchen
- Hot pot, on request
- Two parking spaces per chalet
- Wi-Fi, towels and toiletries
- Durians when they fall in season
- Fishing at the mini pond
Extras include the RM20 BBQ pit, a RM690 BBQ set with seven days' notice, bikes, a baby cot and approved late checkout.
Seen the way guests actually see it.
By the time the light starts going, the pool turns the same colour as the sky, and it's easy to lose twenty minutes just watching it happen.
A small gathering can have the whole hill in view.
The open event space is 3,500 sq ft, with three chalets for up to eighteen overnight guests. Tell us your format and headcount; The Hill will confirm what the property can comfortably support.
Weddings and ROM
For intimate ceremonies and dinners where the people matter more than the production.
Company offsites
Space for a working session, a shared meal and an overnight stay away from the office.
Retreats
A pool, open ground, forest views and enough privacy to set your own rhythm.
Celebrations
Birthdays, anniversaries and family gatherings with the shared kitchen close by.
Close enough for a weekend, far enough to feel like one.
- The exitTake the second Janda Baik exit, also signed Bukit Tinggi, E805, about five minutes after the Genting Tunnel.
- SearchUse “The Hill Resort” on Waze or Google Maps.
- Look forThe big white gate.
- Last stopAgro Bazaar Rakyat at Simpang Tiga is 3.7km before the resort for ice, charcoal and some groceries.
- ParkingTwo cars per chalet inside the property. More can be arranged.
The questions worth asking first.
Are all three chalets the same?
Yes. They have the same size, beds, outlook and facilities. Chalet 3 has a low tatami dining table instead of the standard table.
How cool does it get?
Expect the mid to high twenties during the day and around 19°C at night. Bring a light jacket.
Are there stairs?
Yes. Stairs connect the parking, pool, kitchen and chalets, and there is no luggage-carrying service. The property may not suit anyone unsteady on steps.
Is the pool always clear?
The saltwater pool uses underground water, so it is occasionally not perfectly clear. It stays open 24 hours for staying guests.
Can we get food delivered?
Grab Food is extremely limited here. Bring what you need, self-cater in the shared kitchen, order the BBQ set in advance, or drive to nearby warongs.
What happens when it rains?
Heavy showers arrive suddenly and can come sideways. Close the chalet windows whenever you go out, even if the sky looks settled.
Can we bring a pet?
No. Pets are strictly not permitted.
Is breakfast included?
Yes: a hearty nasi lemak bungkus, packed and ready each morning. Cereal and milk are also kept in the fridge if you want something extra.
How do we book all three chalets?
Book them together through Cloudbeds, or message The Hill on WhatsApp.
See which dates are open.
Book one chalet through Cloudbeds, or ask The Hill directly about taking all three.