7Stonez Luxury ANTARA RESIDENCE Genting Highlands

The room very spacious,comfortable, below have restaurant, bar, coffee shops, and mini mart. When walk up to genting via connection link, there are train track that almost done build on the bridge.

Very good for vacation

Need to have more optional for food

​We had a really comfortable stay here and felt it offered great value for money. The entire space was spotless upon arrival, and the basic amenities provided were definitely a step above what you usually get at a typical Airbnb. ​A big plus for us was the entertainment setup: having working TVs in every single room made unwinding in the evenings very convenient, and the Wi-Fi connection was solid throughout our stay. ​The only downside was the jacuzzi. It took quite a long time for the water to heat up, so if you plan on using it, you’ll definitely need to start filling and warming it well in advance. ​Overall, the comfort, cleanliness, and thoughtful amenities far outweigh that minor hiccup. Would definitely recommend staying here!

This is a high apartment with beautiful views of the valley. It's a large apartment with two bedrooms and a living room, plus two bathrooms including one with a bath at the front of the property (read in Cons about the bath). It was great to see monkeys in the trees below, everything is so green (refer cons about the views too). Very modern and clean and well furnished, including two great TV's. Really high standard of apartment and it's appreciated. Aircon was great. It's in a large residential complex and this has some good family-friendly facilities like a floor with a ball pool, slide and indoor playground, as well as another with trampolines. The pool was nice and the sauna is huge but the female one wasn't very hot. To get to the main resort area means a short drive and then park in the car park up there. There are shops on Ground level and they are a nice place to sit in the fresh air. We liked the seafood restaurant especially. It was a 25 mins downhill walk to the temple along the covered walkways, which include elevators. We got a Grab back home. Parking is under cover and it's a new building so nice and clean. We had no problem finding a space.

The self check in was a little confusing but we managed it. You get the security guard for the tower to let you in after going into the public parking with your own TnG card. It may have been my inability to read instructions that made it hard. 4G is not good so prepare before you arrive with check-in instructions. The views are great, very high apartment. However the 3 towers are arranged in a crescent shape, so you overlook others further along the crescent, and they overlook you. This includes the jacuzzi pools. So yes you can have a romantic break, but curtains or blinds closed! Vertical blinds should have been obvious because the interior is such a high specification I can't see how it was overlooked. The bath. The bath is a great peice of hardware and it's right next to the window overlooking the view, which was magnificent. However, as mentioned, the crescent shapes of the blocks mean you can see into other apartments, so you must keep the blinds closed when using the bath or shower. So behave! Vertical blinds would have solved this problem and allowed users to have a bath and look at the view. ALSO There is not enough hot water allowance to fill the bath, so you can't have a bath anyway. WhatsApp room service were very nice and explained that they can bring round a 40L water heater to fill it. I can't see how that's practical or desirable but bear this in mind if you expect a honeymoon hide-away with just the two of you. You'll have to be patient I assume. I worked out that if you turn the hot tab on/off for 20 mins/ 20 mins you have a somewhat pleasant luke-warm bath. It will take an hour and a bit though. I mentioned this as it's an expensive experience and I feel the bath is the main attraction and it's a little misrepresented. If it had adequate hot water then it would be preferable to the jacuzzi options tbh which like I said are still overlooked.