Find hotels near Melaka International Trade Center, Malacca City from NT$427

"For it’s price, the hotel is good"

"Terrible experience "

"Hotel is very close to the highy way, old a little bit. Needs maintenance. Staff very friendly. "

"CHECK IN ABOUT 8.30PM, ALL SHOP CLOSED, EVEN HOTEL COFFEE HOUSE ALSO CLOSED MENTIONED NO FOODS, ANNOT CONNECT TO WIFI, TRIED TO ORDER FOODS AND AFTER WAITING FOR 30MIN FROM 10.45PM, IT MENTIONED RESTURANT ALSO CLOSED"

"Ants and roaches can be found in the room"

"the kids pool big ,menu breakfast too simple and not many choices, average rating"

"Very dirty, feel sandy on the floor. Worse still, there are dust or small black pieces on the beds everywhere. There are dust on bedframe too... The cleanliness quality has dropped significantly..."

"Maybe can provide kettle for hot water in the room "

"Lousy "

" Overall A great place to stay "

"Breakfast tasted like army food."

"Apartment is in good and clean condition. But common toilet was choked so 7 of us end up using only 1 master toilet😢"

"Ótimo custo benefício "

"Front desk receptionist who attended to me at check-in was helpful and professional. Was given a room that has a nasty odour; like wet blankets left in a room. Room was changed to my request. Next room was ok, but air-conditioning was noisy. In the evening I asked another person at front desk if they could send someone to have a look at the aircon; nobody came. Gave up. I guess for the price I paid, couldn't expect much. Lucky it was only a night stay. Staff there is friendly. "

"But area go to melaka raya have some too far and there have many traffic light and so many car"

"Lack of security. 2 staff only or even 1 at the reception."

"The hotel location is a bit isolated especially without a car. The staff is very friendly . The rooms designed and built with wood cinder blocks are original yet poorly isolated . Next door their was a family with 2 small children and despite the obvious crying you could also clearly hear all that was going on , all sounds come through the ceiling rafters"