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The service was smooth and the response through Gmail was fast, nothing else to add.
Mohamad2 mesi fa
Kuantan·8.1
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Travellers Space 2 in Kuantan offers air‑co‑equipped rooms with bidets, work desks, and showers, plus private or shared bathrooms stocked with free toiletries and wardrobes. Located just 9 minutes from Kuantan 188 Tower and Heroes Museum, and 1.6 km from the Sultan Ahmad Shah International Convention Centre, it sits within a kilometer of Masjid Sultan Ahmad Shah I.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The service was smooth and the response through Gmail was fast, nothing else to add.
Mohamad·2 mesi fa
I sat all day for the SPA interview, the interview center was close by, the room was clean, and the hotel surroundings were quiet.
Rafidah·6 mesi fa
Senang lh tandas dalam bilik. Ad org isap gam depan tangga . risau keselamatan anak2
Aaqucool·6 mesi fa
When you walk into the place, there's a continuous brown tiled floor that runs from the large entrance hall where a folding rack and other items are, straight into the rooms without interruption, and it's spotless; from that big hall there are five doors to rooms and two to mini bathrooms; in one of the rooms I think someone lives permanently and might take care of the area (not sure); the floor being so clean leaves a good impression, you can just put your luggage on the floor and live off your backpack; the air conditioner looks a bit old but works fine; the room is whitewashed, the door is newly painted, there's one outlet by the bed and others elsewhere; when you book the place you later receive a number code, e.g., 1234#, which you enter at the street entrance through a grille; that opens a magnetic holder and lets you open the grille door; then you go up the stairs to the right through a door and inside the hall you immediately see the numbered doors with keys hanging outside; with the code for the entrance door you also learn which room number you have—just walk in and start; there's no reception but it still worked for me, I only sporadically used the available Wi‑Fi to get online. In one bathroom there's a wobbly folding door that can be closed inside with a bent paperclip and a latch—this solution isn't great; I don't have a better idea right now, but if someone puts time and energy into it, a better solution will surely be found—see photo. There's no Wi‑Fi there; I was on vacation and didn't buy a local SIM, so that was unpleasant—there was Wi‑Fi at the nearby bus station, free to use (I found that out during my second stay); in the second bathroom the electric water purifier was leaking, water sprayed when showering; the water heater is a bit old—see photo; the shower head height adjustment was patched in a makeshift way—see photo; considering I stayed three nights and paid about 36 €, adding 50 to 100 € could probably get a new water heater, which would look nicer; the clothes rack made from water pipe fittings is a bit wobbly but works.
Georg·7 mesi fa
When you walk into the place, there's a continuous brown tiled floor that runs from the large entrance hall where a folding rack and other items are, straight into the rooms without interruption, and it's spotless; from that big hall there are five doors to rooms and two to mini bathrooms; in one of the rooms I think someone lives permanently and might take care of the area (not sure); the floor being so clean leaves a good impression, you can just put your luggage on the floor and live off your backpack; the air conditioner looks a bit old but works fine; the room is whitewashed, the door is newly painted, there's one outlet by the bed and others elsewhere; when you book the place you later receive a number code, e.g., 1234#, which you enter at the street entrance through a grille; that opens a magnetic holder and lets you open the grille door; then you go up the stairs to the right through a door and inside the hall you immediately see the numbered doors with keys hanging outside; with the code for the entrance door you also learn which room number you have—just walk in and start; there's no reception but it still worked for me, I only sporadically used the available Wi‑Fi to get online. In one bathroom there's a wobbly folding door that can be closed inside with a bent paperclip and a latch—this solution isn't great; I don't have a better idea right now, but if someone puts time and energy into it, a better solution will surely be found—see photo in the bathroom; the light didn't work when I was there—see photo (it was fixed during my second visit a few days later); in the second bathroom the electric water purifier was leaking, water sprayed when showering; the water heater is a bit old—see photo; the shower head height adjustment was patched in a makeshift way—see photo; considering I stayed three nights and paid about 36 €, adding 50 to 100 € could probably get a new water heater, which would look nicer; the clothes rack made from water pipe fittings is a bit wobbly but works.
Georg·7 mesi fa