2-Star Hotels in Melaka State, Malaysia

The only plus is the hotel's price. It's located on the outskirts of the city, but there's a bus stop right around the corner that goes to the city center or the bus station. Both check-in and check-out are completely contactless. However, if you arrive without phone service, that's a problem, as all instructions only arrive once you're already there. The room was stuffy, the AC wasn't working, and the towels and blankets were worn out. The light in the bathroom kept flickering.

Few things I like about this hotel: 1. Plenty of paid parking in front of the hotel. You will need to download an app to pay for parking. 2. Walking distance to Jonker Street & restaurants. You will never have to stress about booking Grab to get to Jonker Street & get stuck in the traffic. 3. Free breakfast. Slightly chaotic as there’s limited tables and chairs at the dining area (next to reception), but breakfast provided are decent. I would suggest allowing guests to bring their breakfast & eat in hotel.

It's mostly good and the price was very attractive. There is no lift only the stairs. The room was very clean, it has a kettle and 2 mugs. There is a TV but no fridge. There are coolers on the floors. There was a door to the next room and one night ( about 11.30 pm) someone was tugging at the door very loudly. Luckily I made sure it was locked from my side. That was scary. The main problem is the location, it's really far from historical part but it's quiet. Taxi is cheap on weekdays, but at weekends prices are doubling and the traffic is bad. There is a cheap supermarket, Pizza hut and laundrette in the same building, KFC is very close. It's hard to evaluate the service as there is no cleaning in the rooms in Malaysia, there is nobody at the reception, it's self check in and check out ( as a foreigner I didn't have a self check in)

This is our second time staying at this hotel, and we had another pleasant experience. We chose a suite room on level 3, which we liked. It includes a small kitchen with basic cooking appliances and a medium-sized refrigerator. There’s also a two-seater sofa and a TV, which made the space more comfortable. Overall, we had a good stay.

Best location possible just nearby the main attractions, but very thin walls so you can hear everything and anything, and only a fan (there is AC but you have no remote control which I believe you need to pay to get). I wanted to work in the common area but their common area WiFi wasn't working any of the days I was there so I had to go to a coffee shop instead as inside the room there isn't a table where I could sit and work.

The location is quite good. Convenient for parking and close to attractions. It's a good choice for those traveling by car. Affordable price and convenient location.

Stayed two nights at this Guan Gong-themed hotel on Jonker Street in Melaka, and it was surprisingly super comfortable! The environment was clean, the atmosphere was nice, and it was within walking distance to Jonker Street, making food and drinks really convenient. If anyone asks me for a hotel recommendation in Melaka, I'd definitely suggest this one! 👍

A nice budget hotel with a strategic location, just a short walk to Jonker Street and major attractions. Surrounded by plenty of eateries and cafes, making it very convenient. The accommodation was basic but comfortable, and both the room and shared bathrooms were clean. Highly recommended for budget travellers.

For such funny money, the location in the very center of the old city, near all the main sights. I can fight, except for the absence of a chair and a sub-foot under the plate

I ate at the local market , the reception were laid back if not attentive , o more than one expects from a budget hotel , fairly quiet , good air con and serviceable toilet and shower . Good value.