Hotel Seri Malaysia Melaka

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• Jackqueline L

  08 mayo 2019
  Need some improvement

  Air conditioning in the room is loud. And the Cafeteria foods can be better in terms of variety. Hair dryer shortage during our stay. Receptions Staffs & Housekeeping is friendly & helpful throughout our stay.

  

• fongpen1

  26 julio 2019
  Very old hotel and néed to upgrade

  Pros : car park Cons : old hotel and require renovation. Dirty toilet and water TV remote control not working Room is smelly Air con got loud sound Fridge also rusted Far from city center Swimming pool water also need maintenance Over price hotel

  

• odesa1987

  10 diciembre 2019
  4star with limited service

  Room is big . But self laundry is under maintenance forever. Hotel also not provide laundry service . The hotel is isolated from city by high way so it is best you have own transportation . Morning very hard to get grab or uber service unless taxi which will double price. Activities inside hotel is limited . Either you hide in room watch TV or swimming at pool. This hotel near mitc zone and zoo melaka . It took 15min minimum to reach city area. Or jonker walk Street. The air conditioner is centralised and believe not clean as my nose is icthy whole night and I cannot sleep.the breakfast buffet is served in Malay cusine . Toast bread . And salad . Less then ten choise. Be careful with furniture as is aged I experienced sit a wood chair and soon after it break off.

  

• esquire838

  23 enero 2020
  In need of refurbishment

  What started in the late 90s as a good value affordable hotel for the average citizen has somehow not gained traction and continues to deteriorate as facilities upkeep becomes a surmounting challenge. Heres the poser: with other new hotels built, prices have to be competitive to get occupancy yet the income is barely enough for refurbishment. So they continue operating with minimal upkeep of ageing installations just to barely keep going. How to improve? Everything has passed its prime and has seen better days. The tired furniture, the noisy and mouldy aircond, the cafe with limited menu. The only thing they can do is to keep the place clean and replace when it becomes unbearable. Friendly and helpful staff though (pity they have to take the brunt of dissatisfied guests on behalf of puzzled management that cant get the message across to the HQ). The place is close to attractions in Ayer Keroh but journey to Melaka city centre easily takes 20 minutes. I wish the franchise well in waiting for the white knight.

  

• esquire838

  15 julio 2020
  Quiet & Peaceful

  Seri Malaysia (government incentive) hotels is a franchise of affordable family hotel that gives value of money. The one in Ayer Keroh Melaka is meant for the touristy Ayer Keroh area with surrounding tourist attractions. Now that Ayer Kerohs novelty is lacking from its heydays (its been 3 decades), the area lacks visitors. Seri Malaysia could do with a complete makeover as it is well located and has large grounds and good traditional architecture. But here lies the dilemma, franchisee cannot afford the huge refurb cost so it remains as it is. Some rooms have been refurbished with carpet and drapes changed but the old fixtures are still there that takes back to its glory 30 years back. Common (not in room) ironing facilities and self service laundry machines. Service is lacklustre (the staff do try to do their best, mind you) maybe due to low morale because of sparse occupants. Food is so so. With tourism struggling, there are many hotels that offer low rates to survive. It is the buyers market. Seri Malaysia may not be able to offer any lower rates but they can attract with better quality service and restaurant, perhaps with bundled tourist products and meeting package.