Last Updated on 2023-04-23 , 11:21 am
Port Dickson is a fantastic place to visit in Seremban, Malaysia. It’s got a long stretch of beaches, and if you choose just right, you could get some pretty awesome accommodations to stay at.
What most people don’t know is that Port Dickson is also home to some deliciously romantic hotels.
Drop by these places with your girlfriend, and you might even want to get down on one knee and ask her to marry you right away!
Just note that the buses to these places are pretty limited; if you can, drive over. If not, make sure there are buses before booking your ticket; you won’t want spend hundreds of dollars only to realize there’s no transportation there!
Thistle Port Dickson
This honeybun is just three minutes away from its beach, and has its very own 9-hole golf terrain. The rooms are spacious, and come with your own personal balcony. Sip a drink by its infinity pool or drop by one of its five restaurants for a meal. Oh, did I mention that there’s an infinity pool?
Thistle Hotel, KM 16, Jalan Pantai, Teluk Kemang Si-Rusa, 71050 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$105 per night
Avillion Port Dickson
Ever wondered what’d it be like to stay in a traditional Malay fishing community? This hotel is designed to follow the same fishing village feature, but with luxury written all over it. The rooms are huge, and even have four-poster beds in them! A couple’s love nest that’s quiet, and of course, romantic lah.
Avillion Port Dickson, 3rd Mile Jalan Pantai, 71000 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$111 per night
Klana Beach Resort Port Dickson
This hotel is less than 5 minutes away from Port Dickson’s famed Teluk Kemang Beach. Take part in some water sports while you’re staying here, or hold hands and go for a romantic walk along its, well, boardwalk. Its restaurants serve both local and international cuisines that are halal.
Klana Beach Resort Port Dickson, Kompleks Baitulhilal, Lot 4506, Batu 8, Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$61 per night
Avillion Admiral Cove
A modern-based hotel with rooms decorated with a Malaysian feel. Fancy a boat ride in the sunset? Come over to this place!
Avillion, Admiral Cove, 5 1/5 mile, Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$70 per night
Glory Beach Resort
The rooms here are essentially in apartment form, so you have a choice of getting a one-bedded apartment that comes with its own living room, dining space and even a balcony to boot. Sleep soundly as you hear the sounds of the waves hitting the beach. There is a turtle sanctuary just beside its beach too!
Glory Beach Resort, Batu 2 Jalan Seremban, Tanjung Gemok, 71000 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$60 per night
Eagle Ranch Resort
Ever felt like you needed to see a different kind of beachfront hotel? Eagle Ranch gives you just that, with its log cabins and Red Indian-themed rooms. There’s even a spot for horse-riding in this place, if you and your bae are up for it!
Eagle Ranch Resort, Batu 14 Jalan Pantai, 71250 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$42 per night (weekdays, as weekends are usually fully booked)
The Grand Beach Resort
A great place that’s been recently renovated, with superb service from its staff. The Superior Country room comes with a balcony and a view of its immaculate gardens. Fancy a game of tennis? Drop by its tennis court for a few tackles.
The Grand Beach Resort, 5th Mile Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$54 per night (weekdays, as weekends are usually fully booked)
Ancasa Resort AllSuites, Port Dickson
This 4-star hotel is actually in the concept of an apartment, with its rooms overlooking a quaint Balinese garden. There is a decent swimming pool, and the breakfast buffet’s great too!
Ancasa Resort AllSuites, Batu 8 ½ Jalan Pantai, 71050 Port Dickson, Malaysia
Price: From SGD$72 per night
There you have it, the best 8 romantic hotels in Port Dickson, or as the locals call it, PD. Maybe it’s time to get your room booked already, eh?
* All prices are based on weekend rate for two people unless otherwise stated, and may change regularly depending on demand.
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