1. The Datai Langkawi 5* – Halal Hotels Langkawi Malaysia

Located on the island of Langkawi, along a private beach, The Datai offers luxurious accommodation with free Wi-Fi. It boasts a golf course, well-appointed spa and swimming pool.

The rooms at The Datai Langkawi overlook a tropical landscape and feature a living area with a private balcony. En suite bathrooms are fitted with a dressing area and bathtub.

The hotel’s spa offers a menu of massage and body treatments. Mountain bikes are also available for usage, at no charge. Guests have access to a fitness centre and two tennis courts at Els Club Teluk Datai, which is a 5-minute drive from the resort.

Situated away from the hotel in a rainforest, The Gulai House is an open-air restaurant serving Malay and Indian dishes.

On 28 hectares of rainforest and beachfront grounds along Datai Bay, this luxury resort is 21 km from the Langkawi Cable Car and 29 km from Langkawi International Airport.

Upscale rooms feature living areas, minibars, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, plus balconies. Suites and 1- to 2-bedroom villas add separate lounges; upgraded units feature free refreshments, private pools and beach access. Villas also include butler service.

Freebies include guided hikes, plus loaner bikes, boats/kayaks and snorkeling gear. Other amenities comprise 5 restaurants/bars (1 beachfront), as well as a serene spa and 2 outdoor pools.

The Datai Langkawi is situated on the northwest tip of the island Langkawi in Malaysia. Located in a 10 million year old rainforest and overlooking the tranquil Datai Bay, awarded by National Geographic as one of the Top 10 beaches worldwide, the iconic property enchants with mesmerizing nature, visionary architecture, luxury and bespoke service. It’s 54 rooms, 40 villas, 12 suites and 14 beach villas offer views of the surrounding nature. The award-winning dining outlets pay homage to the exotic flavours and culinary tradition of the region.

Leisure facilities include two swimming pools; an award-winning spa and Els Club Teluk Datai – the most scenic 18-hole golf course in Southeast Asia designed by the golf legend Ernie Els.

Staff is attentive, efficient, friendly and discreet. Everywhere, from front desk to poolside to gym to restaurants.
The food is delicious – we tried the Thai, the beach and the Indo-Malay restaurants, and loved them all.
Breakfast is a dream, with plenty of options and chefs cooking up pretty much anything one could wish for. Juices are pressed fresh and upon request, mixing fruit and veg.
And the beach! A long stretch of sand embraced by trees in a beautiful bay.
Rooms are tastefully furnished, beds comfortable. No cheap lighting or furniture anywhere.

Little extra attentions are the norm: from a fine patisserie cake and champagne welcoming us to our room as we celebrated our first wedding anniversary, to waiters bringing chilled water and ice lollies or ice cream regularly to guests lounging by the beach.

The breakfast is also a highlight. Enjoy a glass or more of blanc de blanc as you wait for your own Malay soup to be prepared, or naan or roti made as you watch. The different food stations are a highlight of this time of the day! We enjoyed delicious mango lassis (big thanks to the most attentive Logan!), tropical fruits, and omelettes filled with an array of fillings.

The spa is excellent – it is an open air pavilion looking out to the rainforest – and we enjoyed the massage and the scrub and felt lightheaded and relaxed for days after.

Our room was located on the main building. The room was amazing, the bathroom is huge, great selection of drinks in the fridge and it’s complimentary except the alcohol and for Muslims, they provided prayer mat and kiblat direction too. The room is also serviced twice a day.

One thing that amazed me is they have their own clinic inside. I was having a light headache and called the reception for a paracetamol. Shortly after, the clinic called and came to deliver what I needed. Great facility!

We stayed in a private villa with a plunge pool. This was quite expensive (about £450 a night) but it was worth the experience. The villa itself was very spacious. It had a big tv, iPod, day bed, balcony and lots of wardrobe space. We each had the most comfortable ever bathrobe. I actually felt like stealing it (obviously I didn’t) but it was that comfortable. The plunge pool was about 4m by 3m. It was great to go in after a hot day out. Sometimes the water was a bit cold though as the pool is shaded by the trees. The resort had excellent Wi-Fi everywhere.

About 15 minutes after we arrived in our room, a hotel worker came to drop off a complementary non-alcoholic beverage in an ice bucket (we are Muslim) with two glasses. This was a lovely touch and the drink tasted great. We were also given a complimentary fruit plate.

We ate at the Gulai House one evening and had lunch at the Beach Restaurant. Both were nice with excellent customer service, but they were a bit expensive. One of the downsides of the resort is that it is in a very remote part of Langkawi. If you want to go anywhere it costs around £10 each way, so I think if you can drive, you should hire a car as this will be cheaper if you plan to go out a lot. The hotel does offer though complimentary shuttle service to some of the towns in Langkawi so worth taking that as it will save you money.

I hope one day to return to the Datai. If you are considering booking a holiday there, just do it. You won’t regret it.

How much does a room costs at The Datai Langkawi ?

Prices start 650$/night for Canopy Deluxe King or Twin. The One-Bedroom Beach Villa with Private Pool is 1688$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

Features a 50-inch LED TV with complimentary in-room blockbuster movies on demand.

2. Adya Hotel Langkawi 4* – Muslim Friendly Hotels Langkawi

Overlooking the Strait of Malacca, this polished hotel is 4 km from the landmark eagle statue at Dataran Lang, and 12 km from the Galeria Perdana museum.

Unfussy rooms feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screens, and balconies with town and/or water views. Suites add living and dining areas. Room service is available 24/7. Kids age 12 and under (1 per room) stay at no charge with a parent.

A complimentary breakfast buffet is served in an airy 24-hour restaurant offering international cuisine. Other amenities include a gym, a spa and an outdoor pool, plus a covered, female-only pool with views of the Strait.

If what you’re looking for is a conveniently located property in Langkawi, look no further than Hotel ADYA Chenang Langkawi. Only 20 km from the city center, the property’s strategic location ensures that guests can quickly and easily reach many local points of interest. With its convenient location, the property offers easy access to the city’s must-see destinations.

Hotel ADYA Chenang Langkawi offers impeccable service and all the essential amenities to invigorate the weary traveler. This property offers numerous on-site facilities to satisfy even the most discerning guest.

Experience high quality room facilities during your stay here. Some rooms include flat screen television, complimentary instant coffee, complimentary tea, mirror, towels to help guests recharge after a long day. The property’s host of recreational offerings ensures you have plenty to do during your stay. Whatever your reason for visiting Langkawi, Hotel ADYA Cenang Langkawi is the perfect venue for an exhilarating and exciting break away.

Adya Hotel Langkawi introduces and implements the value of Islamic concept with excellent service, warmth and friendly hospitality rendered to all the hotel guest in making their stay a memorable and unforgettable one.

The rooms is spacious with very beautiful scenery of the Andaman Sea , especially during dawn and sunrise. The food at their cafe is delicious which you can get both local and international cuisine. There is a 24 hours room service and for muslim ladies , you don’t have to worry as there is a separate pool for muslim ladies.

Strategically located in the town area of Kuah, this hotels not only offers best food during breakfast, better gym and separate swimming pool (for men and women), this hotel is also Muslim friendly hotel.

The room was spacious,clean and comfortable. The breakfast was good and plentiful. Front desk service was excellent. The swimming pool is OK. There is a fairly strong Muslim religious atmosphere in the hotel: no alcohol with prayers relayed over the public address system outside the rooms.

The hotel was exceptionally clean and well kept. The staff greets with salams which was refreshing. The bed was comfortable and shower was brilliant. The view of langkawi from the balcony was amazing. It’s a Muslim friendly hotel thus a Quran and prayer mat is provided. Also there’s a private pool for the ladies!

There is a KFC and other eateries within walking distance but you have to try dining at their restaurant. All the food we ordered were tasty. The breakfast buffet was not that impressive and we ordered cappuccino at the lobby which was expensive and pricey.

It is a shariah-compliant hotel that is suitable not only to Muslims but to non-Muslims as well. There was a shuttle bus to take Muslim men for Jumaat prayers.

The hotel has a restaurant which operated 24 hours in which the food was delicious and very cheap. The breakfast buffet was very good with both local and continental dishes. Ample selection and the food is always being replenished.

Spacious room. Great ambience. When it is time for Solah, hotel guest can hear the Adzan calling be it at the lobby or fm the hotel room corridor. They provide Al’Quran, Surah Yassin book and it is nicely stack on the shelf. Very convenient for Muslim travellers. Hotel location in Kuah. No doubt the buffet spread was served Halal too.

There’s swimming pool for ladies and mens. Friendly & helpful staffs. There are few cheap affordable seafood restaurants near hotel. 5mins walk to the mall. I highly recommend this hotel.

How much does a room costs at Adya Hotel Langkawi?

Prices start 31$/night for Deluxe King or Twin. The Suite Room is 55$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

3. The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa 5* – Halal Hotels Langkawi Malaysia

The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa boasts 4 outdoor pools, 6 dining options and a recreation centre. This beachfront property offers relaxing stays with free WiFi in the rooms. For guests who drive, free parking is provided.

Elegant rooms come with modern interiors and soothing tones. Each well-appointed unit is equipped with a plasma TV, a minibar and turndown service. The contemporary en suite bathroom features a glass-frosted rainshower and luxury toiletries. Select units have a balcony and a private pool.

Tide serves casual dining and a variety of fresh seafood, while Seasonal Tastes Restaurant specialises in healthy eating. Light snacks and refreshing drinks can be enjoyed at Breeze Lounge and Splash, the poolside bar. Private dining can be arranged.

Set along a private beach on the Andaman Sea, this upscale resort is 1 km both from Kuah Jetty ferry terminal and from the shops at Eagle Square.

Polished rooms provide free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Upgraded rooms add patios, balconies and/or sea views. Suites feature separate living areas. Villas include whirlpool tubs and outdoor pools; some offer kitchenettes and/or massage areas. Room service is available 24/7.

Parking is complimentary. Dining options include a poolside bar, a lounge and 2 restaurants. There are also 4 outdoor pools, a spa and a gym, plus a tennis court and a kids’ play area. Breakfast is available for a fee.

Situated on private beachfront property with shopping malls in the vicinity and the jetty just a stone’s throw away, The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa perfectly balances the joys of nature and the spoils of opulence. With views of the sparkling Andaman Sea, the pristine jewels of nature can be enjoyed from the comforts of our elegantly designed 221 luxurious guestrooms and suites.

Private Pool Villas boast state-of-the-art amenities, as well as the ultimate luxury of an infinity pool.

From the moment we arrived we were treated warmly and professionally. The staff were exemplary and we had many a friendly conversation. Nothing was too much trouble, and we were ably assisted with anything we needed. This, really, is the essence of a good stay.

We dined twice in Tide restaurant – the setting (beach side), the staff (again!) and the glorious Middle Eastern food made those occasions very memorable. Affable Chef Rami, on sabbatical from Dubai’s Ritz-Carlton, was very generous with his time and explanation of the dishes.

The buffet breakfast covers Asian, Western and Middle eastern cuisine; there were many young Saudi Arabian couples staying, no doubt attracted in part by the halal food. The food was quality and there was almost too much choice.

We stayed in a King Ocean View room. It had everything we needed, and plenty of space, including a balcony.

The beach is nicely maintained – raked regularly – and the water shallow and warm.

The resort is a 10-minute walk from the southern end of Kuah, and easy stroll though lush grounds (with monkeys, squirrels and hornbills) to the yacht club and jetty area.

Buffet breakfast was superb and lasts until 11.00 a.m. and beyond. The sparkling wine ( NOT champagne) is a nice touch for non-Muslim guests. A fantastic selection of breads, fruits, salads, cheeses, cooked foods renders lunch unthinkable.

Apart from the clean and modern room, the hotel is equipped with a DVD player and a 40 or 42 inch LED TV with satellite TV channels. The toiletries are a must try when you visit this hotel as the three of us love the smell of the soap and shampoo very much. There’s a huge bathtub in the room for those who prefer to soak before a warm shower.

The minibar comes with alcohol and other drinks. Muslim guests can request the hotel staff to remove the alcohol from the fridge if it’s inappropriate.

The resort is obviously a favourite for honeymooners – and also many Muslims from middle east etc. So if you bare put off by women dressed like the Grim Reaper – this may not be the place for you!

How much does a room costs at The Westin Langkawi Resort & Spa ?

Prices start 100$/night for Superior, Guest room, 2 Queen. The 1 Bedroom Villa, 1 King, Beachfront, Private pool is 277$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for couples.

This double room features a terrace, air conditioning and electric kettle.

4. The St. Regis Langkawi 5* – Halal Friendly Hotels Langkawi

Offering luxurious retreats surrounded by lush rainforest, The St. Regis Langkawi boasts a private beach and an outdoor infinity pool overlooking the Andaman Sea. It also houses a spa, a fitness centre and 5 dining options. Free WiFi and free parking are provided.

Featuring private balconies and spacious living areas, all rooms and suites are elegantly furnished. The air-conditioned units are equipped with home entertainment system. The en suite marble bathroom includes a bath and premium toiletries.

Buffet breakfast with open kitchen is available at L’Orangerie, while overwater dining can be enjoyed at Kayu Puti. The St. Regis Bar offers curated spirits and wines. Baked goods and coffee are located at The Drawing Room and Gourmand Deli.

On a private beach along the Andaman Sea, this serene, luxury hotel is 3 km from the scenic views at Eagle Square plaza and 20 km from Langkawi International Airport.

Plush 1-bedroom suites have living rooms and balconies, plus free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, minibars and coffeemakers. Some offer sea views. Upgraded suites add private pools, whirlpool tubs and/or kitchens. The 4-bedroom over-water villas have lounges with glass floors. Butler service is available.

Valet parking is complimentary. There are 4 restaurants (1 over-water) and 3 chic bars. Other amenities include a seafront outdoor pool, a luxe spa and a gym, plus the private beach.

5. Ambong-Ambong Langkawi Rainforest Retreat 4* – Halal Hotels Langkawi

Ambong-Ambong Langkawi Rainforest Retreat offers an adult-only getaway amidst tropical surroundings. Located on a steep hill within the rainforest, rooms are only accessible via long staircases. It is a 4-minute drive from Pantai Cenang, a 15-minute drive from Langkawi Airport and a 30-minute drive from Kuah Town.

Modern rooms each come with a balcony offering forest views. A flat-screen satellite TV and free WiFi is provided.

For recreation, an outdoor pool is available. On-site spa and massage treatments can be arranged upon request. Staff can provide laundry services and sightseeing arrangement assistance.

On a hillside amid tropical rainforests, this tranquil lodging is 5 minutes’ walk from Pantai Tengah beach, and 3.5 km from Laman Padi Langkawi museum.

Featuring elegant wooden furniture, balconies and sitting areas, the 6 studio-style villas offer free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, minifridges and microwaves. The 3 airy suites add 4-poster beds, and terraces with wooden tubs and ocean views. There are also 2-bedroom cottages.

A Japanese restaurant overlooks the Andaman Sea, and there’s also a cafe/bar, a yoga deck and a pool. Spa treatments and yoga classes are available.