Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!)

Forest in the Sky 3BR 12pax High floor By Stay🏕 Johor Bahru Malaysia

Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!)

Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!) - A Review That Doesn't Sugarcoat It

Okay, buckle up buttercups, because I'm about to spill the tea on the "Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!)" – and let me tell you, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. Well, maybe some sunshine and rainbows, but definitely with a healthy dose of reality. I'm talking honest-to-goodness, warts-and-all review. Prepare for a rollercoaster of opinions, because frankly, that's how I felt experiencing this place.

First Impressions (and the Accessibility Question… Ugh)

So, "Escape to Paradise"… Right. The name sets the bar high, like, treetop villa high. The villa itself? Gorgeous. Picturesque. Instagram-worthy. But here's where the wheels start to wobble: Accessibility. The website mentions facilities for disabled guests, but… I'm a bit skeptical. The "sky-high" part makes me think lots of steps. While the elevator is mentioned, I NEED concrete details, not marketing fluff. Staircases are a serious accessibility hurdle. Also, is there ramps anywhere? I demand more clarity on this before I'd even consider bringing someone with mobility issues, which is a massive downside. This needs a serious upgrade in the description. Let's just say, if you NEED accessibility, clarify before booking, okay? Don't just take my word for it.

(Okay, Deep Breath. Let's Try This Again…)

Wows and Woes: The Nitty Gritty

• Cleanliness & Safety: Okay, this is where they actually do shine. "Anti-viral cleaning products," "Daily disinfection," "Hand sanitizer" everywhere… It felt genuinely clean, and that's HUGE. Considering the current climate, feeling safe is paramount. The staff, thankfully, are trained in safety protocols, and that is also important in the era of Covid-19. It was a huge sigh of relief and let me and my group of friends relax a bit, even though the mask mandates were still in place. But the rooms are sanitized between stays.

• Rooms, Rooms, Rooms! The rooms themselves? Well, they're ALL incredibly equipped. Let me tell you what I wanted: Air conditioning, check. Blackout curtains? Double-check. Free Wi-Fi (and it actually worked!), yes! Coffee/tea maker? Absolutely! And the beds? Incredible. Big, comfy, the kind you just sink into and forget the world exists. Soundproofing was really nice, especially when one of my friends got up in the middle of the night to order pizza…

  Now, there's a catch. We requested interconnecting rooms, hoping for a big family vibe, but they were not the absolute best. It's a minor gripe, but a gripe nonetheless.

• Internet Access: The Wi-Fi was great in the rooms, but I wanted to be connected to the outside world. I would also like to see Ethernet access.

• Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: A Mixed Bag, Honestly

  • The Good: Breakfast was included, and it was a buffet, which is usually my thing. I could finally get a hearty serving of eggs for breakfast. The Asian breakfast was decent, and they at least tried International cuisine, which I appreciated. They also had a bar, because, well, vacations are for living. They also have a coffee/tea maker.
  • The Bad: The restaurant was a bit…formal. A la carte menus, buffet in restaurant, you name it. It was a little too fancy for our group, honestly.

• Things to Do & Ways to Relax: This is where the "Paradise" really starts to shine.

  • The Pool with a View: Phenomenal. Seriously, the views from the infinity pool were breathtaking. It's the kind of thing you’d spend a whole day in. I was able to get some amazing pictures of it too.
  • Spa: They've got the whole shebang: sauna, steam room, massages, body wraps, the works. I went for a massage – let’s just say I’m still relaxed from it.
  • This Gym/Fitness Center: I didn't use it. I mean, I intended to, but… you know. Vacation. Need I say more?

• Services and Conveniences:

  • The Elevator: I'm mentioning this again because those stairs can be a killer without it.
  • Front Desk (24-hour) concierge: That's actually a major plus.
  • Oh, and the Staff: They were genuinely friendly and helpful. Little things, like helping carry luggage, really made a difference.

• For the Kids/Family Friendly: Babysitting services, kids facilities, and family friendly are available.

My Unfiltered Thoughts (the Rambling Bit)

Okay, so I’m going to be completely honest. There were moments I absolutely loved this place. Hanging out by the pool, soaking up the sun, getting a massage… pure bliss. It’s a beautiful villa, no doubt. The staff were great, the rooms were comfortable, and the safety protocols were reassuring.

But, here’s the thing. It wasn’t perfect. It felt a little… sterile at times. A little too polished. I kind of missed the charm of something a little less… pristine.

And, back to accessibility… That's the biggest problem. If the description isn't clear, it's a major problem.

Let's Talk About the Price & My Verdict

I'm not going to lie; this place is an investment. It's not dirt cheap. Consider it carefully.

My Recommendation?

Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!) is a solid choice, with some major asterisks. If you're looking for a luxurious getaway, with a group of 12 and prioritize safety and cleanliness, and are willing to fork out the cash, it's worth considering. But, I’ve been honest - be sure you get clarification on the accessibility issues before booking. Otherwise, you might be signing up for a long trek, quite literally.

In conclusion: This is a place that could easily earn a return visit from me, IF they clarify the accessibility. They should really emphasize the positives in the marketing.

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Forest in the Sky 3BR 12pax High floor By Stay🏕 Johor Bahru Malaysia

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because we're headed to FOREST IN THE SKY, baby! 3BR, 12 PAX, high floor, courtesy of… well, STAY🏕️. This ain't gonna be no sterile, paint-by-numbers trip, no sirree. This is gonna be… experience. Prepare yourselves.

The (Highly Unofficial) Forest in the Sky Rhapsody: Johor Bahru, Malaysia – A Descent Into Bliss (and Possibly Chaos)

Day 1: Arrival and Initial Panic (aka, "Where's the freaking air conditioning?!")

• Morning (8:00 AM - 11:00 AM): The Great Migration to Johor Bahru Begins! We're talking a dozen souls (me, the stressed-out planner - the one who booked this whole thing and is already questioning her life choices; Uncle Bob, who thinks everything is a scam; Auntie Susan, whose sole purpose is to find the best durian; a gaggle of cousins, already bickering; and a few stragglers I honestly can't keep track of). Flights, trains, maybe even a stray pigeon got us here. The air is thick. Humid. I already regret wearing that linen shirt. Arriving at the condo, finding the key, unloading luggage. Someone (likely Bob) has already claimed the best view.
• Mid-Morning (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Check-in woes. "High floor" promises panoramic views! But first… are we sure the AC is working? The first hour is spent frantically fiddling with the thermostat, muttering under my breath about "smart homes" and "technological tyranny." Finally, a blessed gust of cool air! Phew. Crisis averted. Sort of. Still no view.
• Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:30 PM): First order of business: FOOD. Johor Bahru's a culinary goldmine, and the nearby hawker centers are calling our names. We stumble upon a local place, completely overwhelmed by the sheer amount of choices. I order something called "Nasi Lemak with EXTRA chili," which is either going to be the best decision of my life or a fiery descent into regret.
• Afternoon (1:30 PM - 5:00 PM): The Pool (My God, The Pool!). This is where things get good. The Forest in the Sky has the pool. Or, at least, a pool. And it's… decent. It's not the pristine infinity pool I pictured in my head, but the kids are happy, which is important. The cousins are building elaborate sandcastles. Uncle Bob is floating, silently judging everyone. Auntie Susan, bless her, is already trying to find vendors to sell us fresh coconuts. I manage to snag a sun lounger, crack open a book (which I promptly spill iced tea on), and attempt to relax. The attempt is about as successful as my attempts to learn Mandarin.
• Evening (5:00 PM - 9:00 PM): A late-afternoon discovery: the view from the balcony! As the sun dips below the horizon, we see the city lights twinkle to life. This is what we came for! Dinner is a chaotic affair involving takeaway food, spilled drinks, and Cousin Timmy "accidentally" letting the smoke alarm go off (twice!). I vow to learn how to cook, just so I can have some control over meals on future trips.
• Night (9:00 PM - Bedtime): Bedtime. The older kids are up all night. Loudly. Some folks are snoring. Someone has the TV on. I'm exhausted, but a good tired.

Day 2: Culture Clash and Culinary Adventures (and Auntie Susan's Durian Quest)

• Morning (8:00 AM - 10:00 AM): Breakfast at the condo. Instant coffee is a godsend. I stumble over trying to say "good morning" in Bahasa Melayu. Success! Sort of. I’m pretty sure I accidentally insulted someone.
• Morning (10:00 AM - 1:00 PM): The Johor Bahru Heritage Trail. Forget the tourist traps. Armed with a half-baked plan and a questionable map app, we bravely venture into the city to explore the heritage trail. The old buildings are beautiful. The heat is oppressive. Uncle Bob is complaining. Auntie Susan is on a mission for the best durian. It proves to be a surprisingly rewarding experience, with charming streets, some excellent street art, and a real sense of history, even amidst the modern development.
• Lunch (1:00 PM - 2:30 PM): More food! It's the food of Malaysia, it's a glorious explosion of flavors. Our choice is to try a restaurant that serves chicken rice. It is delicious and is worth every bite.
• Afternoon (2:30 PM - 5:00 PM): A massive shopping spree at a local mall. Apparently, the cousins need all the clothes, the latest gadgets, and every single brand name you can imagine. I try to set them on a budget. I fail… miserably. It's a hilarious dance of negotiation, pleading, and, more often than not, giving in. This is when Auntie Susan is finally successful in finding her durian. And the smell? Let's just say it's an acquired taste, and I haven't acquired it yet.
• Late Afternoon/Evening (5:00 PM - 9:00 PM): We return to the condo to freshen up. The sky is awash with the most beautiful colours, and you know, this view, from the balcony, really is stunning. Dinner consists of a food-stall feast, a culinary adventure!
• Night (9:00 PM - Bedtime): A bit of a lull. Some people are still shopping. Some would love another dip in the pool. Some are already crashing. I think this is my favourite part of the trip, because even though it's chaotic, tiring and a little bit messy, there's this real sense of togetherness.

Day 3: Farewell to Paradise (and the Search for Clean Laundry)

• Morning (8:00 AM - 10:00 AM): The final breakfast. We're on our own for this one, as we need to pack and get ready for departure.
• Mid-Morning (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM): Packing and cleaning the apartment. I'm the one who has to do it.
• Lunch (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Last meal, so we make sure we have some of the local favourite food.
• Afternoon (12:00 PM - Departure): The Great Migration Part 2. The goodbyes. The promise to come back next year. I'm exhausted, broke, and slightly sunburnt, but I wouldn't trade this mess for anything.

Imperfections and Epilogue:

• Real talk: The "high floor" wasn't that high. Still, the view was decent!
• The Durian Saga: Auntie Susan: Success! Me: Still gagging at the smell.
• The Lost Sock Incident: (Don't ask.)
• Emotional Verdict: Forest in the Sky? More like Forest of a Thousand Adventures. Would I do it again? Absolutely. Even with the chaos, the questionable air conditioning, and the never-ending quest for clean laundry. It's all part of the fun.
• Quirky Observation: The sheer number of selfies taken at the pool is a testament to modern life.

So there you have it, folks. My imperfect, honest, chaotic, and utterly human account of a trip to Forest in the Sky. Go forth, embrace the mess, and make some memories! You won't regret it. Or maybe you will. But either way, it'll be a story to tell.

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Escape to Paradise: Sky-High Johor Bahru Treetop Villa (12 Guests!) - Let's Get Messy!

Okay, so... "Paradise"? Is it *really* paradise? Like, am I walking into a postcard or... a swarm of mosquitoes?

Alright, buckle up, buttercup. "Paradise" is subjective, yeah? Look, it ain't *perfect*. I mean, the "sky-high" part promises a view, and it *delivers*. Holy moly, the sunrise from that treetop balcony... worth waking up before the sun even thinks about it, even with the previous night's questionable karaoke choices (more on that later). But, listen, it's *Johor Bahru*. Mosquitoes? Yeah, bring the bug spray that you'll *need* religiously. And the occasional rogue lizard? Consider it part of the charm... or the scream-fest, depending on your bravery. But the overall? Yeah, it leans towards paradise. Especially after a couple of those poolside cocktails. Seriously, the pool itself could almost be called paradise, the way the sun hits it.

12 guests, huh? Sounds... crowded. How's the villa itself? And is there *actually* enough space for everyone?

Twelve? Yeah, it's a *group*. Think of it as a glorious, slightly chaotic, family reunion of... friends! The villa? It's genuinely impressive. Big, sprawling, and thankfully, built in a way that avoids the dreaded "everyone-on-top-of-each-other" vibe. There are multiple levels, nooks, crannies... the kind of place you can slip away and actually, you know, *read* a book in peace. I mean, I *tried* to. (The book didn't survive the first round of poolside margaritas, but still.) The bedrooms are all spacious. Okay, one was a little... cozy, let's say. But honestly? It's Johor Bahru. You're not in some claustrophobic studio apartment in the city. You HAVE space. Now figuring out the bathroom schedule, that's a whole different challenge. Prepare for strategic planning.

Let's talk about the food. Can we cook? Do they have a chef? Are there restaurants nearby? What do you even *eat* in Johor Bahru?

Okay, food! This is *crucial*. Yes, there's a kitchen. A big, beautiful, well-equipped kitchen. Which, for us meant, a lot of delicious, slightly burnt, barbeque. (Shout out to the designated grill master! You know who you are.) You *can* hire a chef, which I highly recommend. Especially if you're like us and the extent of your cooking skills is opening a packet of chips. Restaurants? Yes! Loads! You can easily Uber or grab to places. Expect amazing street food. Seriously, some of the best food I've ever eaten. And I am not picky about food. Do try the Nasi Lemak, please. It’s an experience in itself. We ate our weight in it. Okay, maybe more.

The pool! You mentioned it. What's the vibe? And is it actually *swimmable* or just for decoration?

The pool? *Glorious*. Absolutely bloody glorious. Picture this: you, sun, a floating inflatable flamingo (essential), and a cocktail in hand. The pool is *swimmable*. Deep enough to properly submerge (a lifesaver after a long day of... well, existing). We spent a solid 80% of our time in that pool. Truthfully, you could probably just live in it. The vibe? Relaxed, fun, and very, very prone to impromptu dance-offs. (My dance moves are still a topic of heated debate within the group). The chlorine smell wasn't too strong, which is always a bonus. And the views from the pool? Amazing. You're surrounded by lush greenery and just... peacefulness. Okay, maybe not *peacefulness* when the karaoke started at 2 AM. (Someone, please, get me a lawyer).

Okay, let's talk activities. What's there to *do* besides… swim and drink?

Right, activities! Besides the obvious (pool, cocktails, poolside karaoke) There's plenty. Johor Bahru itself is bursting with things to do. You can visit the Legoland (if you're into that sort of thing), explore local markets (bargaining is a must!), or go on a food tour (highly recommended!). We also went to the beach. It was... a beach. The water wasn't as clear as I would like, but it was a much-needed change of scenery. But seriously? We were so content with the pool, and the villa's amazing views, that we barely left. We had some board games, and lots of cards. Those are key. Remember to bring those. Trust me. You WILL need them. And the laughter! Oh, the laughter...

The service? Is it any good? Are the staff helpful, or just... present?

The service was fantastic! The staff were super friendly and genuinely helpful. They were always available, and happy to assist. We ran out of something (I can’t remember what, the details are hazy), and they sorted it out in seconds. They even helped us plan some activities (we ended up cancelling most of them because of the pool, but the thought counts!). They clearly understand that people want to relax and just… be. So yeah, the service was top-notch. Not stifling, not intrusive, but definitely there when you need them, which, after a few cocktails, will be often.

Would you go back? And if so, what would you do differently?

Would I go back? In a heartbeat. Absolute, bloody heartbeat. It was the best trip, like, ever. What would I do differently? I would bring more sunscreen. I would bring more mosquito repellent. I would definitely hire a chef for the whole trip. And I would, maybe, bring a bigger speaker system to drown out the aforementioned karaoke. But, mostly, I wouldn’t change a thing. It was perfect. Messy, chaotic, mosquito-filled, karaoke-fueled, and utterly perfect. Go. Just go. Before I book it again.

Alright, spill the tea: what's the worst thing that happened? Get real!

Okay, fine. The *worst* thing? Hmm... It's a tie, honestly. First, the karaoke. Dear god, the karaoke. Some questionable song choices. Some even more questionable singing. Some... let's just say late-night performance art. It was truly a test of friendships. The other contender? Someone... *ahem*... accidentally locked themselves out on the balcony. At *3 AM*. In the pouring rain. In their pyjamas. Let's just say, the rescue operation was... memorable. And involved a ladder, a lot of giggling, and a healthy dose of mortificationHotel Bliss Search

Forest in the Sky 3BR 12pax High floor By Stay🏕 Johor Bahru Malaysia

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