“worth”
The service was smooth and the response through Gmail was fast, nothing else to add.
MohamadHá 2 meses
Kuantan·8.1
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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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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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The service was smooth and the response through Gmail was fast, nothing else to add.
Mohamad·Há 2 meses
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·Há 6 meses
Senang lh tandas dalam bilik. Ad org isap gam depan tangga . risau keselamatan anak2
Aaqucool·Há 6 meses
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·Há 7 meses
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·Há 7 meses