Zen at Midhills Genting
Kids' pool and lush garden at Midhills
About this hotel
Units here run spacious, pairing a kitchenette and dining area with balconies and private bathrooms, built more for a family stay than a quick overnight. The year-round outdoor pool and terrace sit inside a lush garden setting, with a separate kids' pool letting younger children swim without competing for space with adults. An outdoor play area rounds out the family offering, while free on-site parking and a lift cover the practical side of arriving with luggage and young kids in tow. The Midhills setting keeps things quieter than the main complex, a genuine draw for families who want space to spread out.
- Kids' pool
- Year-round outdoor pool
- Outdoor play area
- Free parking
Our take
Zen at Midhills suits families with younger children: there is a kids' pool and an outdoor play area, plus an outdoor pool open all year. Units have kitchenettes and dining areas, so simple meals are easy, and the lift and free private parking help on arrival. The lush garden makes it a calmer base than the towers nearer First World Plaza. Couples or groups without children may find the family focus less relevant to their trip.
- Use the separate kids' pool if traveling with younger children, it is calmer than sharing the main pool.
- Cook in the dining area and kitchenette to cut down on restaurant costs during a family stay.
- Book a unit with a garden-facing balcony for the quietest possible mornings.
Why we love it
- Dedicated kids' pool separate from the main pool
- Lush garden setting
- Outdoor play area for children
- Free private on-site parking
Why guests love itZen at Midhills Genting is an aparthotel with spacious, air-conditioned units that each have a kitchenette and a dining area, a real help with children at altitude. Families also get a kids' pool next to a year-round outdoor pool, an outdoor play area, a terrace and a garden, plus a lift and free private parking. The 8.3 score across 131 reviews is good. I recommend it to families driving up who want to cook and give children space to play between outings.