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The Standard Queen Room sleeps 2 guests and has a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower, bidet, toilet, hairdryer, and free toiletries. This room features air conditioning, a tea/coffee maker, electric kettle, iron, and ironing facilities, as well as a clothes rack and telephone.
Beds 8.2/10 · 765 guests mention them
15 m² · Sleeps 2
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24 m² · Sleeps 2
24 m² · Sleeps 2
2 twin beds · Sleeps 2
Beds 8.2/10 · 765 guests mention them
15 m² · Sleeps 2
“Successful”
Good. Good
The bathroom smelled faintly of chemicals the first time I used it, and the room felt a bit cramped for two people even though I booked a king/queen bed. It’s clearly meant for a single guest, so they should fix that and spray some air freshener before the next guest arrives. Cleanliness matters even if you’re only there to sleep.
For less then rm100 per nite This hotel throw in free breakfast for 2. The breakfast menu was quite a variety. Nasi lemak, porridge, bread, mee goreng, baked beans, salad bar
“Worth stay!”
Spending a bit more was worth it, especially with the spacious basement parking and the 24‑hour Bukhara Restaurant right next to the building. The hotel is also friendly to OKU, and the menu offers a quiet variety of decent dishes. In front of the hotel you’ll find a car wash, and the spa—jacuzzi, foot and body massage—has yet to be tried. Self‑service soft drinks and snacks are available from the vending machine in the lobby, but you need a room card to use the lift. Iron and board are provided, and you can request a connecting room. Highly recommended! The downside is that the toilet door has no lock, so you must announce to your roommate when you need to use it. Also remember to bring cash for the deposit—RM100 for two rooms—and the Public Bank is just a walk away.
“Untuk tujuan atas urusan kerja ia agak memadai kerana seorang dan hanya untuk tidur sahaja.”
The car park is very comfortable and there’s a nearby option with a lift to the lobby.
“Successful”
Good. Good
“Worth stay!”
Spending a bit more was worth it, especially with the spacious basement parking and the 24‑hour Bukhara Restaurant right next to the building. The hotel is also friendly to OKU, and the menu offers a quiet variety of decent dishes. In front of the hotel you’ll find a car wash, and the spa—jacuzzi, foot and body massage—has yet to be tried. Self‑service soft drinks and snacks are available from the vending machine in the lobby, but you need a room card to use the lift. Iron and board are provided, and you can request a connecting room. Highly recommended! The downside is that the toilet door has no lock, so you must announce to your roommate when you need to use it. Also remember to bring cash for the deposit—RM100 for two rooms—and the Public Bank is just a walk away.
The bathroom smelled faintly of chemicals the first time I used it, and the room felt a bit cramped for two people even though I booked a king/queen bed. It’s clearly meant for a single guest, so they should fix that and spray some air freshener before the next guest arrives. Cleanliness matters even if you’re only there to sleep.
“Untuk tujuan atas urusan kerja ia agak memadai kerana seorang dan hanya untuk tidur sahaja.”
The car park is very comfortable and there’s a nearby option with a lift to the lobby.
For less then rm100 per nite This hotel throw in free breakfast for 2. The breakfast menu was quite a variety. Nasi lemak, porridge, bread, mee goreng, baked beans, salad bar
