Cari Asrama di Kampung Bukit Chempedak

"Good place to stay for 6members of family"

"A bit pricey but the staffs are very helpful & friendly "

"Was given Room 1730, a corner room with 2 windows that offered different views - sunrise & ferry/port view & Georgetown & Komtar city view - excellent!!"

"Airconditioning turns on and off every 10 minutes. Room phone not working so you have to go to the lobby to complain. Complained with the receptionist, says the maintenance crew will attend to my room, does not come at all. Took a 3 bed room, came with only 2 sets of pillows. Complained about this, same case, housekeeping did not come either. Thankfully only stayed one night. Staff not equipped to handle high occupancy rate. Only saving grace for the hotel is it's location and convenience. Everything else is below average. "

"Comfortable bed, friendly reception. The only cons is the check in time, 3pm was a bit off. They should think about readjusting that rules. "

"Great location, clean and comfortable "

"Nice breakfast, very cleanness, all staff are friendly and very convenience location. Will come to stay again. "

"Overall fine. However, workers at restaurant do not wear aprons nor hat."

"The best thing about the hotel is its location. From the first glance, the hotel seems alright. The room is comfortable, with a decent bed and a window that opens up to a charming view of the Armenian Street heritage area. The toilet bowl doesn't seem to have been scrubbed/cleaned regularly. The shower is clean, with good pressure. The check-in process is easy and painless. Parking isn't complimentary - you have to pay RM10/day for a spot, and it's given on the first-come-first-served basis. I stayed there for 3 nights - couldn't sleep very well each night due to the noise. The rooms aren't soundproof, the walls are thin. There are facilities such as the ironing board placed at the common area outside by the atrium, and at night, as late as 1230am, you can hear from your room the sound of families chatting loudly, kids running around, and doors being banged shut."