Bonton: an ensemble of rules related to manners, highly respected in the so-called high society-that`s how the term is defined by the almighty DEX.

Ton: a term frequently used during the reign of George IVth, for the British high society. It was borrowed from the French ton, which designated  the same thing, but the phrase changed into le bon ton, suggesting good manners, rank, distinguished behavior - says the omniscient Wikipedia.

The all - colored”colored ideas” has also its own definition, generated by the Langkawi experience, the place where the Bon Ton has a “resort” and the term has got clear, outspoken landmarks of all its valences: art, tradition, comfort, originality, all of them intimidated.

Bon Ton is a spectacular complex of hotels in the exotic Langkawi, in a wild décor, but extremely welcoming, which looks like, if you want a local landmark, a Village Museum in the heart of Bucharest. Good and spectacular, it`s worth being visited as well as being experienced during a luxury holiday.

Bon Ton Resort “Colored list”:

   • Bon Ton is the most stylish complex of hotels in Langkawi, 8 gorgeous, little Malay houses, original constructions in different areas of Malaysia

• The little villas are about 100 years old and are different as far as their architecture and history are concerned, but all of them have a view of the pools and the lagoon and include millennial, state-of –the-art services (yes, wi-fi included); oh, plus sarongs and traditional slippers

• The 8 Malay little houses have poetic names: White Frangipani, Yellow Orchid, Blue Ginger, Black Coral, The Lagoon, Silk, Palm and Cahaya and are built (depending on the area they were brought from) of tree trunks, belonging to some natives or, on the contrary, they have an imposing aspect, of exquisite villa with intricate wood carvings and Chinese details; the 8 houses were restored and enriched with elements which you can`t help falling in love with

• The Nam Restaurant is considered “the delicious pearl” of the island and…for good reason! It combines west dishes with the east ones –seafood and fish, pasta, grilled vegetables…you name it, they have it!

• At the Chin Chin Asian bar I relished a cocktail, you guessed right, in a perfect ambiance that fit the rest of the resort

• If you want something more homely, they have also a private dining room, but some wonderful tapas, on Sunset Deck, at sunset

Enjoy le bonton! Or Bon Ton? :)