5 Cafes in Genting Highlands for Coffee & Work

Zhe Yee • August 3, 2026

Cooler air, mountain views, and good coffee — here's where to post up with a laptop or just slow down for a bit in Genting Highlands.

Genting's year-round cool climate makes it one of the few spots in Malaysia where you can actually enjoy a hot coffee without sweating through your shirt. Whether you're working remotely for the day or just want a proper coffee break between sightseeing, here are five cafes worth the stop.


1) The Lemon Tree

Tucked inside AK Antara Signature Mall, this is the most convenient pick on the list if you're staying nearby — no drive needed. It's bright, plant-filled, and popular for its aesthetic interior as much as its coffee. There's outdoor seating too, so you can sip your coffee al fresco while taking in the mountain scenery instead of being stuck indoors.



  • Business Hours: Daily 8:00am–6:00pm
  • Address: Ground Floor, Lot PG 15, 15A, 15B, AK Antara Signature Mall, Jalan Genting Highland, 69000 Genting Highlands


2) 01Mo Cafe

A cozy, vegetarian-friendly cafe just off the road up to Genting Highlands, known for its coconut milkshakes and croffles. The space leans relaxed and homey rather than polished — soft lighting, greenery, and a laid-back brunch vibe that makes it easy to linger.


  • Business Hours: Weekdays 9:00AM-6:00PM, Weekend 8:30AM–9:00pm. Closed Mondays.
  • Address: No. 15A, Genting Permai Blvd, KM10, Genting Permai


3) Kireina Cafe

Part of Kireina Genting Villa, this Japanese-style cafe is built around the mountain view — floor-to-ceiling windows frame the hills outside, and the minimalist wood-and-white interior keeps the focus on the scenery, not the decor. You don't need to be a hotel guest to eat here, and it's one of the more atmospheric, calming spots on this list.


  • Business Hours: Daily 8:00am–8:00pm. Closed Wednesdays.
  • Address: Lot 12195, Jalan Meranti, Genting View Resort, 69000 Genting Highlands


4) Silver Cloud Cafe

A cozy, tucked-away spot inside Amber Court known for fresh pastries and artisan coffee. The interior is warm and intimate rather than sprawling — a good pick if you want a quiet corner to settle into with a book or laptop, away from the mall crowds.


  • Business Hours: Wed–Mon 8:00am–10:00pm. Closed Tuesdays.
  • Address: 3A-106 Amber Court, Jalan Ion Delemen, 69000 Genting Highlands


5) Cloof Caffè & Bar

Located in the lobby of Wyndham Ion Majestic, this one has an open, airy lobby-cafe feel — high ceilings and a bar-lounge layout that shifts with the time of day. Come morning for a quiet coffee and breakfast set, or come back at night when it turns into a bar with drinks and a livelier crowd. It's a rare double-duty spot on this list, working just as well for an early coffee as it does for a night out.


  • Business Hours: Daily 8:00am–3:00am
  • Address: Ground Floor (Hotel Lobby), Wyndham Ion Majestic, Bentong


Staying Near These Cafes

Most visitors staying in Genting Highlands end up in a hotel room — comfortable, but standard. NaiBnB offers a different way to stay: fully furnished 1BR, 2BR, and 3BR homestay units at Antara Genting, just a two-minute walk from The Lemon Tree. Instead of a single hotel room, you get your own living space with a kitchen, balcony with mountain views, and none of the shared-lobby crowds — plus 1BR and 2BR with a private bathtub or 3BR with a jacuzzi to unwind in after a day out. It's an easy setup whether you're working remotely for the day or just want to slow down with a coffee downstairs before heading back up.


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