Extraordinary attention to detail, knock out cuisine; perfectly restored historical buildings, filled with appropriate but also indulgent and comfortable antique furniture; great service and friendly cats wondering about: what more could you want? The kind of boutique experience still very rare in Malaysia but which the discerning traveller who rather have a customized experience with a handful of like-minded travelers;... More

I could not recommend Bon Ton enough! My husband and I stayed for only 3 nights but I wish it had been more and I can't wait to go back. Whilst on Langkawi we visited a couple of the other larger resorts which were indeed quite beautiful but we were still more than happy with Bon Ton. There is something... More

This was our third stay in the last four years and my high expectations were met yet again. The welcome from the staff was warm & touching and on unpacking in Blue Ginger (our favourite little house), we once again felt instantly at home. The Bon Ton is an absolute haven of peace and calm. Changes since our last visit... More

It has been nearly a year since we stayed at Bon Ton and it still haunts me in my dreams. Not in the bad nightmare way, but the "I wish I was there" way. To begin, the staff are awesome. Nothing was too much trouble and they were always smiling, always happy. As soon as we arrive, we set our... More

We have been staying in Bon-Ton for 3 years running now, having visited many times for dinner at Nam over the last 8 years. I think it is absolutely wonderful what they have done with the resort, taking the old malay kampung villas and re-configurating them in this wonderful location. Clearly if you are not an animal lover, in particular... More

If you can afford it, I wouldn't stay anywhere else in langkawi. Amazing antique houses from Malaysia, incredible food, great island recommendations from the staff... There is little they could do to improve this boutique hotel! More

Bon Ton is a small resort although small in package is has alot to offer. It was used to be called Coconut village because it was built within the grounds of a century old coconut plantation. It's made up of 7 antique kampung houses actually acquired from real islanders and reassembled and furnished on the plantation at the north of... More

We savoured the exceptional experience of staying in the 'White Frangipani' - a sensitively converted 100 year old Malay house which was filled with quiet memories and precious antiques, enlivened by owner Naralle's design flair. We loved the food at 'Bon Ton'. Fresh, tasty, competitively priced and stylishly presented. For two fussy foodies from Melbourne (a gastronomic heavy hitter city)... More

We spend a week holiday in this heritage village. The atmosphere of the old houses with still all the luxury you need to completely relax was very effective. It was a long time ago I felt comfortable to stay just on one place doing nothing. There is the rite of the landing planes in the distance like ferries on a... More