I just came back from Cameron Highlands last week. I had a wonderful relaxing time there.

I recommend you to stay in Villa Dahlia if you go with more than 5 people. It's like a condo, very spacious, got Astro if you book, got kitchen, cooking utensils, sofas, dining table, three rooms, and not expensive. That's where i stayed and am satisfied with it. It's not beautiful from outside like those hotels though.

Some of the places that you should visit are Agro Farm at Brinchang, the daily morning-night market at Brinchang and Boh Tea Estate.

Agro Farm got everything from strawberries to cactus to vegetables. You can also eat at a restaurant threre selling scones and strawberry stuffs - yoghurt, ice cream, waffle etc.

The Brinchang market starts at the morning and ends at late night. The vegies and fruits there are really cheap and fresh. Way cheaper than in KL.

The Boh Tea Estate allows you to enjoy some tea and the beautiful scene at the same time. There's also a factory there if you want to visit.

There are other places to visit as well. But the three above is enough for a complete Cameron Highlands experience.

Cameron Highlands doesn't have a wide range of attractions. It's all about the pleasantly cool weather, nature, farms/plantations and scenes. I say three days is enough for a relaxing holiday.