粉紅小屋酒店

Terrible Experience – Avoid This Hotel 🚫 First off, the air-conditioning was weak. As locals, we know how hot and humid Malaysia is — yet the AC took forever to cool the room. The hot water was also barely warm and took a long time before we could shower comfortably. There were visible stains and mould in a few areas, which I might still overlook considering the age of the building. But the real dealbreaker? A blackout on our second night. Around 12–1 AM, one of the circuits tripped and affected some of the rooms (including ours) and the lobby. The front desk isn’t 24 hours, but they provided emergency contact numbers. We tried calling multiple times — no one ever picked up. Guests were left stranded, some pacing around looking for help, and some even left in the middle of the night to find another hotel. Eventually, a man (apparently staff from another nearby hotel who occasionally helps out here) contacted TNB, and the electricity only came back after 2 AM. Imagine being stuck in Malaysia’s heat with no AC for two hours in the middle of the night. When we checked out, we asked why the emergency numbers didn’t work. The staff admitted the number belongs to their “lady boss,” but it’s no longer in use. She even said she had already told the boss about this, but nothing was ever updated. Shockingly, I later read another review from months ago where a guest faced the same exact issue. Clearly, management doesn’t care. We also asked about compensation for the blackout, but as expected, staff brushed it off saying they don’t have authority to decide. Lessons Learned: 1. NEVER book a hotel that does not have a 24-hour front desk. 2. Always read reviews before booking, even for local trips — we made the rookie mistake of assuming it would be fine. Bottom line: this place is mismanaged and unsafe. If you value peace of mind, look elsewhere.