Hotellit uima-altaalla - Batu Maung, George Town

”Sweet little hotel and good staff. The breakfast could be picked up a little bit, I found that many of the dishes were cold when they should’ve been warm and the pastries were not up to standards. Yeah, beer was about $24 when asked for two small beers. Good thing no there’s a grocery store right across the street. Lots of great restaurants around, but don’t eat at the Lebanese one that’s close to the hotel, we sent two dishes back.”

”This is one of the most magical places to stay. I’m so happy we got to enjoy this unique property and the incredible service.”

”No pool, just a shuttle to a another hotel. No notice of this when booking. First room had a broken aircon, got upgraded to suite, which was great. Very bad wifi. Awesome breakfast.”

”In room you can hear everything from corridors. Room with connecting on bathroom and only sliding walls are terrible, they are not very nice. All time problems with one elevator, we mentioned this couple of time, but nothing happened to it. 3/5 stars would be better for this. Good things: Good staff and really good food.”

”Very relaxing beach/pool holiday hotel. Lovely spacious rooms. Got for the Deluxe Room if you can. Huge big bed and you look directly out to sea quite magnificent.”

”Jo parhaat päivänsä nähnyt, mutta viihtyisä lomaresortti Batu Feringgin rannalla. Pienellä perusremontilla huoneisiin tästä saisi loistavan majoituspaikan niin perheille kuin yksinmatkustavallekin. Kaikki tarpeellinen löytyy resortin alueelta. Useampi mukava ravintola jotka tarjosivat maistuvaa ruokaa. Erinomainen aaminen. Viihtyisä uima-allasalue. Itse kaipaisin nopeampaa nettiyhteyttä; esim. päivän lehden lataaminen vei useamman minuutin ja äänikirjan lataaminen ei onnistunut ollenkaan....

”First impression not good. We arrived at the hotel, 2 porters were standing there, one helped to unload luggage from our Grab, and left them on the ground, not even took them to the lift for us. No courtesy, no words, no strong gesture to make us feel that they wanted to give us a welcoming signal.”