D'Ark Resort Janda Baik (Ashida Villa)
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Thirty-chalet group venue at Pulau Santap built around Ashida Villa — meeting halls, jungle-and-river activities, 30-pax minimum on group bookings. Family-reunion catchment, not couples.
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D'Ark (sometimes written D Ark) is a thirty-chalet group venue at Pulau Santap inside Janda Baik, centred on the Ashida Villa main building. Built explicitly for groups — 30-pax minimum on most bookings — with meeting halls, karaoke, dining, and water activities nearby. Room rates RM 163-490/night plus 6% tax and 10% service charge; expect a peak-season surcharge around RM 30/night. The published rate-card source is dated (the original site has not been updated since 2012) — confirm by phone before booking.
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Thirty-chalet group venue at Pulau Santap built around Ashida Villa — meeting halls, jungle-and-river activities, 30-pax minimum on group bookings. Family-reunion catchment, not couples.
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Phone 012-369 5862 is the active line — the website has not been updated since 2012 so do not rely on it for current rates or availability. Email justinebeverly@gmail.com works for formal quotes. Confirm whether the published price still includes the 30-pax minimum when you call.
Property Highlights
- 30 chalets across the property
- Built for 30+ pax group bookings
- Set at Pulau Santap, Janda Baik
- Rooms RM 163-490 (+ tax + service)
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Nearby Attractions
- Janda Baik Village Centre~10 min drive
- ~25 min drive
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