LUMUT Hotel
The Blue Bay Resort  

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		This attractive Blue Bay Resort is situated in the Lumpur area on the west coast of Malaysia and is locally known as the gateway to Pangkor Island. The resort is ideally located for guests to visit popular destinations including the fishing village of Pulau Sembilan, the beautiful beaches of Teluk Batik and the excellent golf course at nearby Teluk Rubiah. Each of the 64 superior and deluxe rooms offers modern furnishings and basic amenities such air conditioning, cable television and private bathroom. The hotels in-house restaurant serves delicious local and international cuisine in a peaceful setting overlooking the nearby harbor and there is also a small caf� that offers fresh coffee and snacks. The Blue Bay Resort is renowned for its full range of recreational activities organized by the hotel, including fishing trips, jungle trek and a cruise around the beautiful Pangkor Island. Rooms from US 35 per night	Information/reservation Blue Bay Resort <click>

 

Room Amenities   Air Conditioning Hair Dryer Inhouse Movies Ironing Board Mini Bar Satellite/Cable TV Television   Facilities   Coffee Shop Elevator Laundry Service/Dry Cleaning Meeting Facilities Restaurant Room Service Safety Deposit Boxes   Sports and Recreation   Golf Course (on site) Pool Outdoor

 

The town of Lumut was opened in the 17th century. This was proved by the Perjanjian Pangkor that had been signed in the year 1874. The treaty was signed between Raja Perak and an English Company to demolish all the sea robbers and pirates port in Lumut town. Formerly Lumut was known as Tanah Merah. According to history, it was explored by a son of Raja Selangor named Raja Engku Busu. A few years later, he and his followers had been attacked by pirates. From then, Lumut (Tanah Merah) was a "gost town". Even the cemetery of Raja Engku Busu is unknown but his name is still famous. The hill named Bukit Engku Busu located behind Lumut town. The once little-known fishing town has since become the home base of the Royal Malaysian Navy.