Seeds Hotel Wangsa Maju

Seven days domestically or slightly less. It's near the light rail station, perfect for those who like it. The air conditioner is old but functional, though a bit loud. The night market nearby is great. Affordable, delicious, and affordable.

The hotel had terrible soundproofing; it was like being on a Formula One racetrack, with noise continuing until the early hours of the morning. The white bath towels had turned gray, and the blankets smelled bad. I booked four nights and stayed three, and no one cleaned the room, changed the towels, or took out the trash until I left. The bed was small, the room was small, and the hotel had no elevator. I couldn't take it anymore and left early. There were many restaurants nearby, but only Malay and Indian food. I ordered a bowl of chicken and vegetable soup that was so salty I couldn't swallow it. After throwing away all the soup and adding a large bowl of hot water, it was still very salty. I've never stayed in a restaurant like this in my life, nor have I ever drunk such salty soup.