YaSoh

Is a seed from the Looking Glass Tree (scientific name Heritiera Littoralis). Often this seed floats to rivers and beaches, hence the name Drift Seed or Sea Beans. For The Happy 8, Yasoh is our family mascot. It represents life long happiness and good luck. Take home Yasoh as a souvenier of your stay for enjoy its magical effect.

The Happy 8 Story

The same sense of wonder is even more prevalent in the other two accommodation options in Ipoh, the one in Old Town on Jalan Market and the other in Pasir Putih in Jalan Shah Bandar in Taman Happy. Only pictures can convey to the reader how winsome and appealing these individual pieces of art and design are, calling for attention from the moment one steps through the portals of these three places.

Did you know?

Charcoal Essence

What do you see in a charcoal? Most of the populations uses charcoal with fire; to heat or to burn. But do you know that charcoal has lots more usage besides pairing it with fire?

You should know that besides burning, charcoal is capable of producing oils. Find out more to believe it.

Skin protection with

Wooden Art

The woods that we have in The Happy 8 Retreat are all adopted 20+ years ago. When government or there was a construction going on they need to extend the road and cut down the trees, thousands of cars passing over and over but Mr. Tan realize there weren’t anyone going to do something.

Most of the dead or sick trees are going to burn or to throw, he decided to ask the person who cut down the trees where the trees are going to, and asked whether can sell the trees to him. That’s where it was started the adoption.

Wood Factory in Bukit Merah Wood Products Sdn. Bhd.

Another life of nature

Make your vacation different with an

Art Stay Experience

Enjoy Simplicity

Enjoy a cup of joe or freshly squeezed juice from the bar. Indulge yourself with a meal in Happy 8 Cafe and let your senses explain the delighting experience; food for the mouth, pleasure for the ears and aestheticism for the eyes. With parted space, lanes and corridors in our Old Town branch, to some it’s like a maze but to those who appreciate arts and culture, it’s not a maze, it’s amazing.

Breakfast anyone?