Rosa Malacca

Location: Not exactly in the city center, but it takes about 10 minutes by taxi to get to central areas like Airport Street. Overall, it's pretty decent. Cleanliness: Very good, spotless. Value for money: Alright. If you come during the off-season, around 400 yuan would be a good price. Wi-Fi: Super, super slow. This is the only thing I'd complain about at this hotel. Soundproofing: Not great; you can hear people talking or walking outside. But thankfully, people are generally considerate, so it didn't really disturb my rest. Room facilities: The room facilities are also good, except the hairdryer isn't very hot. Bed: The bed is a bit firm for my liking.

The hotel boasts an industrial-style design, and the rooms are very clean. The location is quiet, and the staff are extremely friendly. It's also very convenient for drivers, with plenty of parking spaces. Even if you don't opt for breakfast at the hotel, there are local delicacies to be found nearby.

The industrial-style room was quite spacious, with a minimalist and eco-friendly design. While it seemed a bit out of the way, there were restaurants within a few hundred meters. Breakfast offered limited variety but was sufficient. It's good enough for a one or two-day stay in Malacca.

The hotel has a very stylish, industrial design and is a Michelin one-star recommended hotel. However, the location is a bit far from the tourist attractions, requiring a 15-minute walk. The room is also a bit dark.

This hotel is fantastic! I really loved the industrial-style decor. A special shout-out to the hotel restaurant – I arrived quite late and didn't want to bother with a taxi, so I ordered food in, and it was surprisingly delicious! The flavors were authentic, the presentation was excellent, and the price was reasonable. The room itself was clean, with a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom. The air conditioning was really powerful; I actually turned it off at night so I wouldn't catch a cold. It's only about a 3km taxi ride to Jonker Street, which is basically the minimum fare, and ordering a Grab was super quick and convenient. It's a shame I only stayed one night, as Malacca isn't that big and most people just do a day trip. If I ever get the chance, I'd love to stay here again for another night to really soak in the local culture.

I really loved this hotel. I chose it for its decor. The industrial style is very edgy, yet the soft furnishings add a touch of refinement. The lobby is beautiful, with a cafe on one side and a bar on the other. The bar looks open-air, but it actually has a roof. I went there two days in a row, and as soon as I sat down, the staff turned on the air conditioning, which was very comfortable. The room design was also super cool. My friend looked it up online and was a bit disappointed it wasn't a chain, wishing Rosa hotels were everywhere!