We love to cross the causeway for this reason.
We’ve done staycays in SG but nothing beats being at Legoland Hotel in Malaysia. It’s a combination of many things – from the dancing disco lifts and treasure hunt in every room we check in (you solve a mystery and get access to a treasure chest of Lego gifts!) to the minifig trading at the lobby and the themed rooms with every possible Lego detail to put the kids in complete Lego fantasy.
The kids absolutely love, love, love being at the hotel. They love bugging the jitters out of me and Fatherkao with can we buy? buy? buy? pppplllleeeaasssseee at the Lego shop, fixing swords and sticks and spaceships from the massive pool of free flow Lego bricks at the lobby, gorging themselves silly at the breakfast buffet in the mornings and looking out from the room into the theme park and water park and talking non stop about the many adventures to be had in this place.
They weren’t even that excited at Disneyland.
The children always dream of coming back.
Which makes me feel my experience at Legoland isn’t totally complete if we’ve not stayed at the suite. We’ve stayed at the premium and deluxe themed Pirate, Kingdom and Adventure rooms but not the suite yet.
This time round last weekend, because we had company and made an entourage of 8 people + 1 toddler, we could finally stay in one. The suite can take up to 2 adults and 6 kids or 4 adults or 4 kids or 3 adults and 5 kids or whatever permutation you can make to make 8.
There are 2 bunk beds, 2 pull out trundles, 1 king-sized bed and even a spare baby playpen, complete with two baths (one tub and one standing) and a dining area with an awesomely huge ass TV and a separate kids TV area, all overlooking some of the best views of the water park and theme park on the highest floor.
At least that’s what I had at the Kingdom Suite.
Ta-daa! The view when the door flings open.
Photo credit: Legoland Malaysia Resort
The sleeping area for 6
Complete with own TV viewing at the side
The luxurious kingdom king-sized
With a dresser area
The awesome living area
Where my 3 kids had 2 more for company
And there’s also a coffee machine, hooray for Krups!
Check out the number of bath robes and bedroom slippers
And the Mothercare playpen tucked nicely on the top shelf
The awesome spacious toilet – this is toilet #1
And this is toilet #2 with enough space to line 5 children up to take a bath two by two
And these are awesome toiletries arranged like a jigsaw puzzle which we never got from the premium/deluxe rooms
PLUS…the awesome view from the suite window
Just makes my kids sing ‘Everything is awesome!’ on repeat mode being in this place!
So is the experience complete yet? It’s a yes for me, for sure. Being in this suite is sweetly relaxing – the space, the view, the details in the room and the wonderful Legoland hospitality.
As for the kids, it’s looking more complete than ever.
These happy faces say it all. Our emptied wallets say it all too.
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Disclosure: The suite life has been experienced in a 2D1N stay brought to you by the Kao family and their friends. It is not free, although we received a media rate at time of booking. No monetary compensation was received and all opinions here are my own.
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