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The Majestic Malacca Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

The Majestic Malacca Hotel - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

4.7/5331 Reviews
Malacca City Center
### Review of Hotel Majestic Malacca I recently stayed at Hotel Majestic Malacca and had a mixed experience. The room was very clean, and I enjoyed a nice bathtub experience, which was a highlight. However, the soundproofing in the room was lacking; I could hear conversations from the next room until midnight, so it might be helpful to request a quiet, non-smoking room when booking. Additionally, there was a noticeable smoking smell coming from next door, and the pillow had an unpleasant odor. I found the mattress to be too soft for my preference, which affected my comfort. The room featured a coffee machine, and I appreciated that I could request additional capsules. I also liked the eco-friendly touch of using glass bottles for drinking water. However, be aware that items like cup noodles and drinks in the fridge are chargeable. Breakfast offered an à la carte menu that was just average—acceptable but nothing special. I didn't have time to explore the gym or swimming pool, as my days were filled with walking around Malacca city. The toilet amenities, however, did not meet my expectations considering the room price. I think they could benefit from using a better-smelling shower gel and shampoo. On a positive note, the staff were friendly and provided good service throughout my stay. There is parking available behind the building, but as a woman returning late, I appreciated being able to park in front of the hotel for safety. Overall, while there were several drawbacks, the cleanliness and service made for a decent stay.
Hatten Hotel Melaka

Hatten Hotel Melaka

4.2/52073 Reviews
Malacca City Center
The main purpose I stayed in Hatten Hotel is because the hotel is near to the hospital as I need to go to hospital to do my wound dressing everyday. I sincerely thanks to the bellman which is really friendly and helpful. But for the housekeeping I'm fully disappointed, I can't imagine that the 5 star hotel didn't wash the mugs and glasses each time they cleaned the room. This is not the first time I experienced it. I personally went down to the reception to request for the morning calls but I didn't receive any morning calls at all. Just now, I asked one of the receptionist that I have some past issues would like to discuss with the manager on duty. I did mention the manager's name, the receptionist told me that he was on leave today. BUT, AN HOIR LATER, I SAW THE MANAGER ! THIS IS RIDICULOUS! Thank you very much
Casa del Rio Melaka

Casa del Rio Melaka

4.6/5284 Reviews
Malacca City Center
Pros: Very refreshing welcome drink ginger ale BUT cold towel was smelly. Friendly frontdesk staffs. Beautiful hotel & great ambience. Room is spacious & clean. Cold & adjustable aircond with ceiling fan. Comfortable bed & pillows. Separate toilet, shower and bath tub; with bath salt & rubber duck. Free and covered parking, parking attendants even cleaning up your car windscreen for free. Free wifi. Complimentary in-room coffee makers & menu bar items. Satisfying breakfast buffet. No deposit required. Walking distance to Jonker Street & other nearby attractions. Quality herbal-smell toiletries. Cons: Arrived early but need to wait quite sometimes as room was not ready. Long lines at the front desk during my check-out. No bidet. Limited tv channels. Lousy noise when using water spray next to toilet.
Courtyard Melaka

Courtyard Melaka

4.5/5581 Reviews
Malacca City Center
This is a very new hotel which started their business in March 2023. Wanted to try on the first day of opening but due to some reason, it was delayed till now. It’s a first Marriott hotel in Melaka, so I do have very high expectations from them. As a Marriott platinum elite member, I’ve stayed in many hotel under Marriott organisation. Upon reaching the hotel with grab car, the staff came up to me immediately and lead me to the check in counter, the lobby are huge, and I can still smell that the hotel are still so new. Not much of the guest in the lobby area, it’s a Monday so I guess it’s normal. No suite room upgrade and no complimentary breakfast for a platinum member, although I was upgraded to a strait view room which I appreciated it. It can see a tiny bit of the sea. Apart from that, I guess the room size and amenity are the same. The check in staff told me that the suite room was full… I mean.. it’s a Monday.. and I literally still can see the suite room was available in the Bonvoy app. As I’ve mentioned, I’ve been to many hotel under Marriott organisation. I don’t always get upgraded to a suite room, but it was okay, I do understand all these are subjected to individual hotel policy and it’s all a good will. But I guess the staff could just tell me that the hotel are still new, the suite room are limited and it’s reserved for paying guest. I would totally understand that. But I don’t think it’s wise to you know, use a default replied as member like us, we check on the app. For me, if there’s no available suite room, I wouldn’t even ask for an upgrade. Secondly, there’s no complimentary breakfast, I paid RM70 for the 2 day breakfast. I’ve stayed in a few courtyard hotel, this was the first one that I’ve paid for breakfast, there might be other courtyard that don’t provide complimentary breakfast for guest with elite status, maybe I didn’t stay much enough to see it all. I’ve stayed with hotel that told me that their facility actually don’t offer complimentary breakfast for elite member, but they will just give it to me as a good will on top of my welcome gift. Just a little suggestion, like maybe let the counter staff to decide, if they could slip in some complimentary breakfast to guest with elite status or even guest that potentially come back again. I’m not complaining here, just some of my suggestions. The room are new, nice and spacious, very clean. Nice TV channel selection, view was great. Bed are firm to the level that I like, they offer pillow menu as well. Had very good sleep for the 2 night. Breakfast was very basic. There’s a very annoying flies flying around my table.. how did it come into the hotel, lol. Gym are small but there should be everything you need. The infinity pool are great! Very good view and very Instagrammable. Please visit the pool when you are here. The staff and friendly and nice. Would come back again to the hotel when I’m back in Melaka.
Holiday Inn Melaka, an IHG Hotel

Holiday Inn Melaka, an IHG Hotel

4.2/5353 Reviews
Malacca City Center
Convenient location close to the city centre, sea view was great. Slight hiccup with the door access but the front counter sorted it out pretty quickly. There was a 50% off pizzas and pastas at the hotel’s Italian restaurant at level 1 on weekdays between 2-5pm (?). Can’t imagine I’d ever have Italian in malacca but we reached at 9.30pm on day 1 when everything else was closed and the pasta we had was pretty amazing, amongst the better Italian food I’ve had.
DoubleTree by Hilton Melaka

DoubleTree by Hilton Melaka

4.5/5758 Reviews
Malacca City Center
Pro Great Hotel, great facilities, great breakfast, polite staff Con Car park at level 5 but lobby at level 12, accessible by lift but definitely need abit of time during peak hour

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Highest PriceS$ 2,669
Lowest PriceS$ 72
Number of Reviews4,392
Number of Hotels11
Average Price (Weekdays)S$ 285
Average Price (Weekends)S$ 286

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Introduction to Malacca (Melaka)

Malacca, also spelt Melaka, is located on Malaysia's southwestern coast. It is a UNESCO World Heritage City with a history that stretches back to the 15th century. Malacca has seen the influence of Malay sultanates, Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonizers.

"Malacca" is the Anglicized version of the Malaysian state's name, while "Melaka" is the original Malay spelling and is now the standardised name.

Things you need to know about Malacca (Melaka)

The Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) is the main currency, and English is commonly spoken. Singaporeans do not require a visa to enter Malaysia for up to 30 days. Modest dressing is advisable when visiting religious or cultural sites.

Top attractions in Malacca (Melaka)

  • The Stadthuys: The Dutch Red House was built in 1650. It is said that it was originally a church, and was later changed to the city government. It is now the Malacca Museum.
  • Malacca River: It is this long and narrow ocean passage that carries between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
  • Malacca Strait: The Strait of Malacca is a strait between the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra.
  • Melaka Straits Mosque: The Straits Mosque under the sunset is very beautiful.
  • Taming Sari Tower (Malacca Tower): It is the only revolving tower in Malaysia at 80 metres high. It rotates 360 degrees and can take 66 people at a time.

Weather & best time to visit Malacca (Melaka)

Malacca has a tropical rainforest climate with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C throughout the year. The driest period is usually between May and July. It's recommended to bring light, breathable clothing and comfortable shoes.

Melaka's transportation

The closest airport to Malacca is Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). From there, you can take a bus or taxi to Malacca, which is about 135 kilometres south. Within the city, you can take buses, taxis, bicycles to explore the city.

What to eat in Melaka?

  • Chicken Rice Balls: A variation of Hainanese chicken rice, where the rice is made into balls with chicken and sauces.
  • Chendol: A refreshing dessert made with shaved ice, coconut milk, palm sugar syrup, and green rice flour jelly.
  • Nyonya Laksa: A spicy and creamy noodle soup with coconut milk and curry.
  • Satay Celup: Skewers of meats, seafood, and vegetables dipped into satay sauce and then cooked in a pot.
  • Pork Satay: Grilled skewers of marinated pork with peanut sauce, cucumber, and rice cakes.

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