Hotel ChinaTown 2 Reviews

Great location. In the heart of Petaling Street. Comfortable and worth the price.

Located at the heart of Kuala Lumpur Chinatown. Bustling with a plethora of counterfeit goods of street vendors. Good bargain though. The hotel lobby is a bit dim but decent. Provide free desktop. Room is ok. Good value for money.

Nice people at the counter and soundproofing is very good, had a good sleep

kinda mid because of the location its very packed and hard to find entrance

Bad service!

At most, it's a half-⭐ hotel, not to mention two⭐. Location: crowded, full of foreigners selling food, dirty, messy, poor. Hard to find Environment: As soon as you enter, you will smell damp and moldy, and there is a mixture of stinky and smoke Hygiene: All facilities are old, and I feel itchy all over when I sleep on the bed at night,

The hotel is ok and very strategic. Everywhere is close. The LRT and bus station are also very close. All the staff are friendly, especially Mr Sam. Thank you

It's in Chinatown. But there's only India. The room is dark, stuffy, and has only one power plug. The area next to the hotel is an abandoned building, very dirty. Smelly poop, smelly pee The government should step in and improve It's a shame about the space.

Best, range

We stayed at this hotel for 1 night. There is nothing nice to say about it. The room is really in need of a make-over, our sheets had cigarette burns in them, the bathroom had a squelchy floor where water is UNDER the tiles so its never dry. There is a hole in the bathroom ceiling also (We asked to see another room and they all had this). The sound is terrible - we could hear our neighbours sneeze, snore & even the sound of plastic bags being used its that bad! But worst of all was the 6 cockroaches we encountered during the time we spent there. Horrible! We have been travelling for 7 months and this is the worst place we have stayed - that includes basic accomodation in poorer countries! Would recommend staying somewhere else, not a nice place to be. We ended up leaving early, although in my opinion it wasnt soon enough.

The hotel is okay, located in Chinatown. The air conditioning is centrally controlled so there is no way to control the temperature, which is unpleasant. No room service. As an international customer, they charged me an extra 10 ringgit per night. This information is not mentioned on the hotel booking website, so I am not sure if this is reasonable. They have a printed out instruction from the Malaysian government on this. Being a two star hotel they didn't provide tea/coffee or even bottled water. You need to add water yourself. The room was clean. You can stay here if you just want to spend the night.