Ye Olde Smokehouse

Too many pictures were taken on the second day! So I'll break it up into multiple parts.


#1 The best way to splurge on Fraser's Hill is to rent a private bungalow or stay in this English Tudor-style house.

This hill station was also a place built where the British army sent their injured soldiers to convalesce for which the Red Cross set up a little rehabilitation centre here. The place is now converted into a hotel called Ye Olde Smokehouse. Instead of hospital bunks, the interior is now decorated with eclectic furniture and collectibles, some of which seems to be leaning a little toward bric-a-brac items.

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#3 Like many buildings at Fraser's, it was erected in the early 1920s.


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#5 Fireplace.


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#7 Bar & Lounge with real wood fire and comfy old couches.


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#9 Well-manicured English garden.


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#11 English Tea and scones are served at the garden patio.

Ralph would love to enjoy the wonderful traditional English breakfast, tea in the garden with scones, cream and strawberry jam. Neither would I! But my question is how to enjoy English breakfast in the garden UNDER THE SUN???


#12 Still, we enjoyed the cool weather as the temperature is relatively cooler than the tropical lowland heat and humidity!


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