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Everything was perfect, except for the ceiling fan, which had white dust on it. The breakfast was amazing with so many options, but I couldn’t finish the eggs Benedict I ordered from the menu. The location was perfect, allowing easy access to the heart of the city. I strongly recommend it.

The bed was very comfortable, and the decor was exquisite. You could tell the owner put a lot of thought into it, from the large murals to the small vases – the aesthetics were spot on. However, there was a rather strong, unfamiliar smell upon entering the room, which I couldn't get used to. We stayed for one night, checking in a little after 4 PM and leaving around 7:30 AM. During our stay, we didn't encounter a single other guest. Also, the room window wasn't as large as it appeared in the photos, which gave the whole experience a slightly eerie feeling. The towels were quite old and looked like they had seen many years of use; good thing I brought my own disposable ones! On the bright side, the shampoo and shower gel were L'Occitane, which was nice! While I was out exploring, my daughters told me they saw ants near the snack bar. That night, they kept saying they were too scared to sleep, and today they both have bumps on their arms and faces... Upon arrival, the location felt quite isolated; it seemed very out of the way with almost no foot traffic outside (though the upside was quiet, apart from the morning and evening prayers from the temple next door). My daughters were even hesitant to go downstairs. Later that evening, I ventured out and found a restaurant diagonally opposite, a coffee shop nearby, and one end of Jonker Street just about 100 meters away. So, it turned out to be quite lively and convenient after all! The front desk staff didn't speak Chinese, but the young lady working the night shift was incredibly helpful and made us feel very welcome. However, for 943 RM for one adult and two children to stay in a hotel like this... let's just say it was questionable value for money. Finally, I bought a bag from the hotel. I thought the price was 7 RM, but it turned out to be 75 RM in the end! 😂 It really goes to show how important good English communication can be! 😅

The hotel is beautiful and the service is excellent. The air conditioning is also very quiet. We arrived early for our 3 PM check-in, and since our room wasn't ready, we left our luggage at the front desk. Once the room was cleaned, the hotel staff kindly brought our bags up to the room for us, which was a very thoughtful touch. There are several Hong Kong-style cafes around the hotel, making dining and getting around quite convenient.

I caught a bad cold when I got home, and I felt uncomfortable all over. It took me a long time to recover. I can now review this one-week self-driving trip to Malaysia. The goodwill I received in Malaysia during this trip far outweighs other things. If we talk about the accommodation experience, as I said when communicating with Mr. Sean, the founder of Aimeide, this is the best place to live in my entire trip to Malaysia. First of all, the check-in instructions are detailed and easy to implement. The only small problem is that I only read the text instructions and did not watch the instruction video. The entire check-in process can be said to be smooth and smooth. The instructions are in Chinese, and there is no barrier to communication in the Chinese-speaking area. BTW, Mr. Sean's Chinese is also very good, and there is no barrier to communication in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Secondly, the room facilities are complete, clean and tidy. The view outside the window is invincible. The balcony faces the Strait of Malacca and the mosque. When we checked in, we happened to encounter the former Ocean Princess cruise ship moored outside the window. It added an extra beautiful scenery. Figures 2 and 3 are the former Ocean Princess with full lights on at night and when it was moored during the day. Picture 4 is a family photo from the balcony. Picture 5 is a photo of the dome of the Malacca Mosque captured with a 10x lens on my phone in the early morning. Third, the community facilities are complete. As far as I can see, there is a swimming pool in Picture 1, a convenience store, a gym, and a mini golf course. You can use them at will with your owner card. The whole community is quiet and tidy, with standardized management, and no strangers come in and out at will. Street-blasting motorcycles, a specialty of Kuala Lumpur, are rarely seen here, at least I can't remember seeing them. Fourth, the surrounding supporting facilities are complete. As long as you cross the road from the community, there is a huge mall with everything you need. It can be said that it can provide everything tourists need. We all agree that as a travel residence, everything provided by Aimeide is impeccable. I would like to strongly recommend it to all friends who have travel plans in Malaysia! And here again, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Mr. Sean, the founder of Aimeide, from Shanghai. Thank you for providing us with such a good place to live and providing us with so many information about places to eat and have fun. I wish you and your family good health and all the best.

Booked the suite and room was really big. Came with 2 queen beds and had a separate work area big enough for meals and activities 😅 Room was clean and look well maintained. No stains or whatsoever. Very pleasant stay. The hotel staff were helpful and prompt in service. We asked to clean up the room and left for breakfast immediately after. When we returned the room was all made up, neat and tidy. Breakfast was decent. Do note though, that the take-your-own-food buffet style became semi ala carte buffet because there were not enough guests while I was there. Still, it was good enough. Kids wanted to swim but the pool was a little too tiny for our liking. We did activities outside of the hotel though so not much of an issue. Location wise. If you want something right next to malls or in the heart of the jonker area, this is probably not your best choice. We take a 10 min walk to the jonker area and it was a comfortable stroll though. Quiet enough but not too near. Overall a good stay and very happy to return.

This is our 2nd time staying in this hotel. It’s a building by itself with own compound. Ample parking space. It is build beside a cruise ship jetty(not sure if it’s in operation). Room is big, have all the amenities needed. Hair dryer, tooth brush, shampoo etc. The shampoo is Dove brand which is good as it has moisturizer. Bed is super big and comfortable, water pressure is good and air conditioning is not noisy. We had a good night sleep here. A few POI are walkable. Jonker street will be a little far (about 20 mins easy walk). Opposite is a shopping center. Overall is a good hotel to stay.

🌟 Hotel Review: DoubleTree by Hilton Melaka I had a wonderful stay at DoubleTree by Hilton Melaka, made even more festive by the warm cookies offered at reception — such a thoughtful touch that added to the Christmas vibe. - Rooms: Spacious and comfortable, with clean windows that gave a lovely view of the city. - Breakfast: A decent spread of international cuisine complemented by local flavors, which made mornings enjoyable. - Ambience: The overall atmosphere was welcoming and pleasant. That said, I’d like to share a few points for improvement: - The glazed bathroom window facing the room allowed light to filter in; a curtain or screen would help guests rest better. - The shopping mall next door was closed, so reaching attractions required a walk or short drive. Despite these minor inconveniences, my overall experience was delightful. The hospitality and comfort made it a memorable stay, and I look forward to returning again.