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PNB Darby Park at the heart of Kuala Lumpur

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As prestigous as it sounds, this is an absolute exclusive place for executives.

I was honored for the chance given by my G-boss to have a 5 day stay, dont even have to pay a single cent for anything.

From Drop Box

Situated 10 minutes walking distance from the well known twin tower KLCC, 2 minutes away from the Putra Station & from Nikko Hotel, and 5 minutes walk to Masjid as-Syakirin KLCC.

a suite cost RM1300++ per night. with 3 bedrooms, 2 balcony, living room, 3 toilets, kitchen (wet & dry), tv in all rooms, and tv set + videoplayer (maybe cd + karaoke enabled).

as for food, sarapan pagi + makan malam di ground floor's restaurant, The PNB Darby Cafe. In its website it says : "myriad of local and international menu" is very true. Its a small cafe but yet offers so many types of food and drinks. The city view from here, not so lovely. Well, busy road with cars .. what do u expect?

but for lunch, u have to follow the dress code. means.. no jeans.. no t-shirt.. and no flip-flop.. :-(
lunch is at the top floor ( i think its top floor).. This restaurant looks totally different from the cafe, especially in terms of its interior design. The cafe are more towards local style with a hawker stall, but in contrast the restaurant looks very much modern. With glass window u can see KL through it. 3 different dining areas, 1 look modern, 1 look oriental and 1 is outdoor. Dessert was oh-my-god-delicious! You can eat all u want here!

But there's a bad news when we're leaving on the last day. Bukan apa pun, we were suppose to get a local taxi but I think I was the one who have this 'brilliant' idea to jump into a 'mercedes taxi'! and the usually rm70 now doubled up to RM250. But then again i had this brilliant idea to get separate receipt for each of us with rm250 written on it. Its just lucky we can reimburse everything! every single cent!

so.. ever think about having some luxurious getaway??? try this one. hehe

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