Hotels near Yasmin At Kong Heng Museum

"Excellent staff especially front of house and doormen, also housekeeping were brilliant! Loved the rooms and amazing beds. We especially enjoyed the rooftop pool and relaxing there plus the great view. Fantastic hotel and highly recommend. On a great spot too!"

"returned guest, still, overall excellent, helpful and understanding front officer. "

"Ipoh Mali the best place."

"Checking in is strictly at 3pm and registration process is rather slow. But otherwise this hotel is value for money located in the quiet part of old town close to Concubine Street and Ipoh Padang/Birch Memorial Clock. Grab car takes you anywhere in Ipoh at low cost. "

"Modern yet retro design. Spacious room. Free parking and well-located if you are driving as it is very close to many good food options! "

"Clean and complete of amenities "

"Stayed here before. Like it a lot hence my returns. Staff are ever so helpful. It's an old building which adds to its charm. Will return...... ."

"I had a fine stay for one night, just to catch a morning train (It's conveniently located near railway and bus terminals). So I wasn't expecting much, and the hostel largely delivered.The beds, plumbing and Internet were all reliable. But what the photos don't show you is that the "rooms" are in fact cubicles - the thin walls fall short of the ceiling. This allows the units to be cooled by central airconditioning units, which is eco friendly - but lets in lots of noise from neighboring rooms. It's certainly better than a typical dorm, but don't expect full privacy."

"This place has so much potential to be great! The interior is impressive. Time, thought and money have clearly been invested in the design. The hotel is right in the old town, so it's easy to pop in and out for toilet stops, water refills etc. There is a small water dispenser for morning coffees. Rooms come with a bit of coffee and shower toiletries. The pricing point doesn't quite match the room facilities in comparison to other guest houses I've stayed in throughout SE Asia though. AUD$20 less a night and it'd be fine. There is just 1 bloke trying to do everything (maybe the team in the always empty restaurant could take their hands out of their pockets and muck in). He was trying to clean rooms at 6pm and after while checking guests in. So I don't fault him, he was trying hard. There is little noise blocking. If you like hearing both sides of the neighbours' argument then you'll love this place. Same with hearing the Sinhalese Bar patrons singing drunkenly on a Sunday evening. Monday was surprisingly quiet. What really REALLY REALLY lets this place down is the beds. I had read they were a little on the firm side. Mate! If you bushwalk and camp overnight on an 5mm inflatable mat you'll be right. If you want to pre-experience before booking, put a thin mattress topper on a bed of bricks and try sleeping. I felt every age related injury and ache the next morning after sleeping here, I assure you. I had a look, they're box springs with thin toppers."