Formerly known as the Duberly House, Rompin House was built in the 1920's by the British as a Highlands country home to enjoy the refreshing air and cool weather. The house is colonial in style built with stones, replicating a British country home model. There are 3 bedrooms in this single storey bungalow and 2 others at the rear entrance of the house. The main balcony is equipped with a coffee table and a long settee, facing the crevasse and hill forest. It is located in Fraser's Hill, a popular tourist destination nestled along the hills and mountains of the Titiwangsa Range in Pahang, Malaysia with a mean altitude of 1,200 meters above sea level. Access to Fraser's Hill is confined through narrow roads from Bentong, Pahang or Rawang in Selangor and just a 2-hour's drive from Kuala Lumpur.