Johor, Malaysia
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Thistle Johor Bahru
Thistle Johor Bahru is the perfect starting point for your travels to South East Asia especially when it comes to shopping, dining and entertainment. Offering 380 rooms, 3 restaurants, 2 bars with live music, large events space, resort style swimming pool and fitness centre with spa, ideal for business or pleasure.
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Thistle Johor Bahru is located at the heart of Johor Bahru, just minutes away from Singapore and this makes it the perfect starting point for your travels to South East Asia's many exotic destinations. The fully refurbished hotel boasts 380 bedrooms and apartments including 125 executive luxury rooms with spectacular sea views of the Straits of Johor, 3 restaurants, 2 bars (including a night club), a large events space, an outdoor ‘resort style’ swimming pool and fitness centre with spa to the lush green landscaping. A hotel with a variety of international cuisines and attentive service in Malaysian hospitality among world class facilities and amenities ideal for business or pleasure.
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EXECUTIVE CLUB PACKAGE
On a business trip to Singapore or Johor Bahru? Then head on over to Thistle Johor Bahru for a stress-free stay at our Club Floors. From complimentary in-room internet service to laundry, the Executive Club Package is specially tailored to the well-heeled busy executives.
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Today's Weather
in Johor Bahru °C or °F09 Feb Tue
Some sun with a couple of showers
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:25
10 Feb Wed
Cloudy with a couple of showers
High Temperature:30
Low Temperature:25
11 Feb Thu
Showers around in the morning; overcast
High Temperature:30
Low Temperature:23
12 Feb Fri
Times of clouds and sun
High Temperature:31
Low Temperature:23
13 Feb Sat
Partly sunny
High Temperature:32
Low Temperature:24
What's on?
The Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix takes place at the fabulous Sepang International Circuit near Kuala Lumpur. Over 100,000 fans roar the teams on at one of the noisiest and most colourful sporting occasions anywhere in the world.
Chinese New Year marks the first day of the lunar calendar. In Malaysia the main celebrations centre on the first two days. Watch animated lion and dragon dance performances accompanied by energetic drums, gongs and cymbals.
Le Tour De Langkawi (LTdL) is an endurance test modelled on the Tour de France. Top international cyclists traverse the spectacular and treacherous 1001.8km terrain from Kota Bharu to Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia.
During the Penang Dragon Boat Festival local teams race beautifully-painted boats with dragons-head prows on the Teluk Bahang Dam, urged on by pounding drums and roaring crowds. First held in 1979, 2005 sees this modern competition's 26th anniversary celebrations.
Penang is the place in Malaysia to see in the Chinese New Year. With the oldest Chinese community in the country, the celebrations here are everything you'd expect, with Chinese dragon displays and plenty of firecrackers.