Hoteles en Kampung Lahar Tiang

“good location, near many eateries and linked to food court and street market catering for all dietary requirements. Less than 10 mins drive to the Railway station. check-in was quick, but the 1st room was unsatisfactory, so we requested to change and was quickly obliged. there's a common pantry on every floor to refill hot & cod water, sit & relax with books to read. my favorite part was the breakfast - limited spread BUT the nasi lemak bungkus was THE BEST WE HAVE TASTED!!! staff were...

“客房乾淨，酒店附近很方便，商圈林立，服務人員態度很好”

“clean, friendly staff n convenient”

“Unfortunately the bedsheets was light yellowish, doesn’t look clean to sleep in…. Maybe just old , but the first impression felt, room was good and quiet.”

“Muy buen hotel exelentes instalaciones, lo único mejorable es el estacionamiento y la velocidad del internet”

“The rooms are basic and noisy, but the staff is very kind and willing to help. The bar in front of the beach is really nice, beautifull sunsets, and in front of the hotel there is a small night food market perfect to taste local food. ”

“We upgraded to lower room closer to beach was quiet.”

“Requests not fulfilled. Requested for water, not brought to me until chased up. Request for plastic bag not provided even though reception said someone would.”

“Nice decor. Next to Sunshine Central mall which is super convenient with many food and retail options. Nice size pool with a view and the gym was handy when it rained.”

“Hotel con mucho encanto y personalidad. Habitación deluxe muy grande, cama muy grande y cómoda. El baño también estaba muy bien, con ducha y bañera separadas. El personal del hotel es super amable. La zona de la piscina no és muy grande pero la piscina es preciosa y tiene mucho encanto.”

“Hotel ya un poco viejo, aunque no está mal, no creo que repitiera, se encuentra en una zona dónde no hay nada. Hotel ruidoso en las habitaciones por culpa de los aires acondicionados. La piscina con mucha gente. El desayuno esta bien, eso si. PMR: Hotel dónde aprovechando las rampas para los maleteros puedes acceder a casi todas partes. Eso si, como casi toda Malasia, no esperes que nadie respete los pasos adaptados donde los alla. Lo normal algo aparcado en la rampa.”