The colonial style was great, the staff were friendly and helpful, and they suggest visiting the Peranakan Mansion restaurant. It’s very nice and a bargain compared to the UK.
PaulA week ago
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★★★·Malacca·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Gingerflower Boutique Hotel, located in Melaka's UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers charming accommodation with free Wi-Fi. Overlooking Bandar Hillir, the hotel is a 10-minute walk to A’Famosa and situated along Jonker Street, with various dining options. Rooms feature wooden flooring, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and en-suite marble bathrooms with rain showers. A 24-hour front desk and airport shuttle services are available.
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The colonial style was great, the staff were friendly and helpful, and they suggest visiting the Peranakan Mansion restaurant. It’s very nice and a bargain compared to the UK.
Paul·A week ago
The spot is right by the Melaka River, Jonker Walk, The Stadhuys and St Paul's Hill, all just a quick stroll away, and a 7‑Eleven sits around the corner – super handy. The room itself was tidy, and parking at the back was free. I did notice that there was no toothbrush, toothpaste, or shaver kit, probably a housekeeping slip‑up. The room felt a bit cramped, especially with the remotes spread out on the bed. The staff were helpful but didn’t seem very approachable, and the contact number listed (062868331) needs updating.
Darric·A week ago
The property itself is quite nice. I booked two rooms, but one of them had no window, which was a bit of a let‑down. Luckily we only stayed one night, so it was manageable.
Colleen·4 weeks ago
The place was right in the heart of the city and the locals were incredibly friendly.
Marai·A month ago
I liked the location and the staff. When I checked in, I was told about a room fridge and a mini‑bar, but instead there was just empty space; the receptionist explained it had been removed for repair and didn’t offer me another room. The staff kindly suggested we could use their kitchen fridge, but since we were on the upper floor we didn’t bother. The room is small yet comfortable, and there’s plenty of food and shopping nearby. Jonker Street on weekends is awesome.
Raphael·A month ago