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'Heerlijk rustig hotel en toch dicht bij de stad'

'The breakfast is good too'

'The hotel location is a bit isolated especially without a car. The staff is very friendly . The rooms designed and built with wood cinder blocks are original yet poorly isolated . Next door their was a family with 2 small children and despite the obvious crying you could also clearly hear all that was going on , all sounds come through the ceiling rafters'

'The reviews from other customers reflected our stay. The toilet was squeaky clean. A recommended budget hotel if you're in Alor Gajah.'

'Good Service👍❤️'

'Just a stay'

'The hotel needed an overhaul, the room qualities are getting bad every year. We had been staying there for many years for CNY. Now the shower tap is mouldy, toilet not cleaned and dirty and smelly, bed is refreshed, towels are old and rough and greyish. '

'Room is spacious, clean and looks new. '

'It was a great stay'

'Great accommodation at a cheaper price. Staff was attentive to customer request and friendly. '

'Overall this is a super hotel in a great location - next to the river and right in the older part of Melaka. The staff are excellent. There are a couple of minor 'howevers' from our 4 night stay: the bar wasn't open at all; and the restaurant was focused entirely on providing iftar buffet suppers. But, when, on 2 of the nights we stayed, we explained that we were staying in the hotel and wanted to eat in the restaurant (from the a la carte menu), the restaurant staff bent over backwards to...

'Chambre impeccable Personnel courtois '

'This hotel was the best hotel we stayed in during our 4 week holiday around Malaysia.The room was very spacious & super clean, the staff made us very welcomed.The breakfast buffet was also the best during our stay in Malaysia, not only was there plenty of choice, the presentation was fabulous and kept tidy & clean throughout the breakfast times.The hotel is in a reasonable position a 15 minute walk into Old Melaka town which you can do via the river walk or through little India town.'