The Sterling Boutique Hotel

For tourism ,I mean yes But for authentuc antique or heritage urban fabric lover,sorry no A little faux spot has enough already to ruin whole alley,maybe you could be raffles look alike,but you would never be raffles I love Melaka,but not this way But anything else,so far good

Free parking, rexeption was a pleasant greeting. Good sized rooms. Ice cold AC. Clean bedding and bathroom. Breakfast staff polite & a decent choice. 24/7 convenience store opposite. Overall woukd defo stay again. Room on 2nd floor suggested

Book two nights from 8 May 2025 on Milibandagoda. I received a reply to an email about scheduled arrival of reserved words. I always try to contact you by email with reserved words. If you get a reply, you can definitely stay. It is a 7-8 minute walk from Holland Square in Malacca. It is 25 ringgit, 15 minutes by taxi from Malacca Central. It stands to the right, a short walk from the two-lane road into the alley. The exterior has an old-fashioned white building style and a luxury feel. The lobby is also clean and calm. Checking in was smooth and fast. It was collected as a tourist tax of 5 ringgit for two nights.Enter the elevator hall by touching the card key to the sensor. There is no sensor in the elevator, so just press the floor button. In Malaysia, the ground floor is denoted as G-Grand. The room is on the 2nd floor, but in Japanese notation it is on the 3rd floor. The room is spacious enough with a double bed of about 25 m² for a Superior forehand. The first insect was away. No air conditioning, electrical outlets, lighting, refrigerator, safe, large closet and inconvenience. The sanitary is laid-back, with a toilet in front of the left hand side and a slightly lower floor on the right. The floor doesn't get soaked in the shower. Shower fittings are three-way switched, with a fixed rain shower overhead, a hand-held shower and a downward faucet. There is no instruction manual on how to operate the changeover valve for the first time, so I have to ask. When the temperature control valve is unwound, the water drains and one more valve seems to pull or push, and this is used to switch between a fixed shower, a hand shower, and a faucet. You should take off your clothes. I will definitely fail and get wet. I used three hotels in Malaysia and the sanitary was comfortable with such switching shower fittings. Hot water and drainage are no problem. I don't know the restaurant or other facilities because it is a no-show night. There is nothing near the hotel, but there is a convenience store-style shop across the road that goes out alley. Arrival was after 22:00 and I checked the room and had a cup of tea and asked if there was a restaurant at the front desk around 23:00. After 2-3 minutes as instructed and heading to the left, cross over to a large intersection to Hollandplatz and go straight ahead. Cooked rice, three side dishes and curry on display at my first meal today? to the table in the store on order, but there is no one there. Banana leaves appear as soon as you sit down and two dishes of dashi are served on them. I took the liberty of taking the bottle juice out of the case. When I was about to eat cooked rice in a metal bowl, the clerk came and threw it on banana leaves. This is how you eat it, and the side dishes arrived, which were quite voluminous, but they were delicious to your taste. CAN08：20～12：30SINThree train transfers without even swinging, take a bus from Woodlands and exit from Woodlands Checkpoint to enter Johor Bahru by drain bus. We took a currency exchange bus to Larkin Central and 15 minutes later we took the 6pm direct bus to Malacca arriving at 21.30. I tried to get to Hollandplatz by city bus, but I couldn't understand and took a taxi. All I ate was two loaves of bread and water, an in-flight meal and a Guangzhou hotel breakfast lunch, for 4.5 hours in Singa. Why Singapore? I had decided that Johor Bahru would be the starting point for the northward traverse of the Malay Peninsula. Of course BJ is through. It was long, but word of mouth was the final deciding factor. Read the top and bottom Japanese ratings of agoda divided into several levels. The Japanese rating is the deciding factor for the 3 houses in Malaysia and 2 in Thailand on this trip as they see right and wrong first. It will be helpful enough for everyone.