The location was good and there were cute cats. Compared to other hostels I visited on my Malaysia tour, the value here is far from satisfactory; it feels more like a hut. When I was there, nothing was happening—few guests, not very social. I couldn’t understand why I was given an upper bunk bed when no other guests arrived. The place is quite dirty, with spider webs everywhere. There are both a Plumsklo and a regular toilet, but no Western conveniences (no toilet paper, clear water). Insects, spiders, mosquitoes, snails—if you stay here, don’t be surprised by them. There are no curtains, just a mosquito net that only partially helps. I wanted a cup for coffee in the morning but couldn’t find one. Overall, everything was very untidy. I didn’t notice the yoga class; there was basically nothing happening. The mattresses were pretty saggy. Unlike most Malaysian hostels, there was no water dispenser, and plastic bottles piled up outside. No outlets or bedside lights—just a small lamp for the whole room, though there was a fan. The location is great: a one‑minute walk to the beach, a café right across the street. If you want a chill vibe and are okay with basic surfing, this place works.
KristinIl y a 8 mois