4-Star hotele w: Melaka State, Malaysia

Jeden z najlepszych hoteli, w jakich nocowałem w Melace. Zdecydowanie niedoceniany. Chociaż nie jest nowy, stan pokoju i udogodnienia były doskonałe. Miałem pokój typu premier king z dwiema toaletami, salonem i jadalnią oraz balkonem. Widok z 28. piętra na rzekę był wspaniały. W odległości spaceru znajdują się sklepy i restauracje. Hotel sąsiaduje z Residences i centrum handlowym. Centrum handlowe jest bardzo ciche, niewiele sklepów było otwartych, ale są restauracje, kawiarnia i fast food. Personel był przyjazny, a śniadanie było całkiem niezłe, po prostu typowe. Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, pobyt tutaj był wspaniały i zatrzymam się tu ponownie za każdym razem, gdy odwiedzę Melakę.

Location is great, room clealiness average, can be better. Hot shower is not working. Sound proofing is terrible. U can hear people talking, walk from corridor very loud and clear, open and close their room door will affect your sleep too.

Mały butikowy hotel designerski z oceną Michelin, nie te o nowoczesnej tematyce. Bardzo przytulny. Dekoracje i wnętrza były oparte na tematyce. Cały personel, od recepcjonistów po kelnerów i ochronę, bardzo pomocny, przyjazny i towarzyski. Położony w środku dzielnicy mieszkalnej, w odległości spaceru od Makhota Parade, Ditaran Mall i Jonker (wszystko w odległości 15-20 minut spacerem). Ale z mnóstwem GRAB i tak przystępnymi cenami (w porównaniu z Singapurem), jeśli w grupie są osoby starsze, po prostu GRAB! Malakka jest w rzeczywistości bardzo małym miastem. Przez 4 dni/3 noce, kiedy tu byliśmy, GRABUJĄC wszędzie, odkryliśmy, że tak naprawdę manewrujemy w trójkącie hotel, Jonker i centrum miasta. Wszystkie restauracje i miejsca, które odwiedziliśmy, znajdowały się w tym trójkącie. Więc ten hotel jest łatwo dostępny i wygodny. Jeśli zatrzymasz się w centrum miasta, prawdopodobnie musisz zatrzymać się w Jonker przynajmniej raz i odwrotnie. Nie możesz i nie będziesz zatrzymywać się w jednej miejscowości. Śniadanie w formie bufetu nie było zbyt bogate, ale obfite.

The check-in process necessitates roadside parking prior to accessing the designated car park, which can lead to traffic congestion. The hotel's car park, located on levels 7 and 8, involves a rather arduous ascent. The premises comprise four blocks; two are residential, and two are hotel accommodations managed by separate entities. The room itself is spacious, featuring two beds, and is maintained to a clean and tidy standard. While there are four lifts, their operation is slow, and a transfer is required to reach the car park. Breakfast, a makeshift buffet of local, low-quality food, was provided; however, during my three-day stay, I opted for it only once as it was largely unexceptional.

This the second time im staying here. First time was a week ago and the staff was fantastic but unfortunately this time there was this guy(i dont know him/her) was very rude. Totally pissed me off, if you cant be nice and polite in your service industry then better just stay at home!!! Very arrogant.

Booked a room with 2 king beds for a 2 night stay w my family. Pros : 1. Spacious room size 2. Comfy beds 3. Beautiful view (we could see the entire city and our window was facing towards sea) 4. Free Parking 5. 10-15 mins walking distance to the River Cruise 6. No problems with lifts. Just some additional notes for travellers : (If) you don’t want room service to clean your rooms bc you don’t mind reusing your towels, you will not be able to receive the complimentary water bottles. For families with cars, (if) you need to travel back and forth between the hotel and outside, you will always need to stop by the lobby counter to validate your carpark ticket in order to get free parking and it’s only valid for 15 minutes (more than enough time).

Hotel is very conveniently located near makuta parade and 2 other malls, especially if you are going there by coach. There is a caring pharmacy just in front and many eatries around. Our 2 bedder family room was big and spacious but the carpets might need a wash and the room feels a but mouldy but we rented an air purifier that helped. Breakfast was average. Overall a good stay.

This was my second stay at the Asia Hotel Malacca, which was renovated in 2025. Surprisingly, the bathroom was leaking and water was flowing into the living room (see picture). I had to be very careful to avoid slipping 😬 The first time I stayed here, it was called the Straits Hotel & Suites. Overall, the three-night stay was quite good 😊 I would definitely stay here again. Hopefully, they won't assign me room 1611 again next time🤞

We arrived really late, around 1 AM, so there was only one staff member at the front desk for check-in. We asked if we could switch rooms if ours wasn't suitable, but he said they were fully booked and had no other options. The next day, we saw that the entire building had tons and tons of empty rooms 😂. Our family room was very spacious, but the furniture and facilities felt incredibly outdated, like something from 20 years ago. The windows even had several black mold spots 😂, and the towels weren't very clean and were haphazardly placed in the bathroom, which also lacked a separate shower and toilet. There were ants on the table in the room, and black and red marks on the walls. Around 11 PM, after we had already gone to bed, someone prank-called our doorbell, which gave us quite a fright. There were documents on the table and bed stating how hard the hotel worked to achieve its 4/5-star rating. However, if you wanted an extra blanket or additional tea, you had to pay separately for each, with prices clearly listed. Pros: The hotel's location is excellent. It's right next to Heroes' Square, making it very convenient to walk to all the main attractions!

The hotel’s location is absolutely excellent—right in the heart of Jonker Walk. Everything is just steps away, whether you want to explore the night market, enjoy local food, or grab a casual drink in the evening. It’s incredibly convenient and perfect for a lively yet effortless stay. One of the best parts is that room service is available until 10:30 PM, so even if you don’t feel like heading out, you can still enjoy a delicious meal comfortably in your room. The breakfast spread is impressive and truly delicious. There is a wide variety of options, including Nyonya cuisine, Western dishes, porridge, Malay noodles, pasta, croissants, and fresh fruits—something for every taste. The hotel’s design reflects a beautiful Baba-Nyonya style, creating a charming and relaxing holiday atmosphere. There is also a small rooftop water play area where kids can splash around and have lots of fun, which adds a lovely family-friendly touch to the stay. Overall, the experience was exceptional—truly a perfect stay from start to finish!