Reviews for Penang Hotels

Victoria Inn, Penang
4.1/531 Reviews
Good spot for a pleasant and laid-back holiday. You may wander around to reach the restaurants and cafes. The hotel also provided pamphlets about Georgetown, including activities and places to visit. The family suite is spacious, comfortable, and tidy. They also have a security guard on duty. The staff is nice and approachable. We had a good experience there. Unfortunately, the facilities are limited. We stayed for a week, but the bedsheet was not changed according to hotel rules. They will supply new shower towels when they make up the room, but not tissue rolls. We had to request it at the front desk, and they delivered it the next day (we understood, maybe because it's only the two of them on duty). The WiFi signal is intermittent. A family suite room does not have a mini refrigerator. When we arrived, the telephone cable had been disconnected. There are just a few charging plugs. Furthermore, Trip.com states that breakfasts are available at the hotel's front desk. However, they do not provide breakfast. I hope this gets rectified on the website. Thank you very much. Nevertheless, it's a pleasant stay.
Lee Luxury Home
4.5/526 Reviews
Facilities: very good, everything good sanitation Hygiene: good Environment: The environment is good and the waiters are more enthusiastic Service: I don't have any change when I order takeaway, the waiter offers to change the money for me I'll clean up that room too
Mode Inn Icon City
3.9/559 Reviews
I stayed for 2 nights in Feb20 as I needed to attend a wake/funeral nearby. So my needs were rather basic - a clean bed (checked), clean shower (checked) and security (security). Located in a rather new development, it is a nice cosy hotel with 3 floors. The building was built for commercial purposes - like eateries, pubs, offices, and there were plenty of these nearby. The carpark is in the middle of the stretch of road between the 2 banks of buildings and it fills up very quickly. The things that I found lacking were: (1) only 1 power point in the whole room. Luckily, I brought a multi-plug charger. Clearly inadequate for modern lifestyle where you have more electrical appliances, like laptops, hair dryers. (2) No kettle or fridge (at least in Room 208). I can accept the lack of a fridge but no kettle to boil water was a surprise. Coupled with the fact there is only one convenience shop in the whole vicinity (and note it is not 24 hours), it is a major letdown. (3) The hot water in the bath takes too long to warm up, like after 5 minutes of water flowing (such a waste). In the long run, the high water wastage will add up. (4) the carpets in the corridors were stained and needed cleaning. It is a new hotel and the corridors is the first impression to all visitors. Overall, my needs for this trip were basic as I was hardly in the room, except to sleep and bathe, but the hotel can do better.
Ren I Tang Heritage Inn
4.6/539 Reviews
Every review you read about Ren i Tang is true. It is both a living legacy of Georgetown’s rich history and a personal, elegant and soulful hotel. The Ren i Tang hotel is the best hotel we have ever traveled the world, and Karen’s generosity plus beautiful craftsmanship handmade Kashmir carpets, furniture with renewable wood, “holy” beds are all memorable experiences. The hotel is within walking distance to Little India with world-class food street. Ren i Tang is the place to meet you if you want a real, unique experience in Georgetown.
Inn Residence 18
3.8/517 Reviews
1 double bed, 1 single bed, front desk is a cute girl who can speak Chinese, it's great, the isolation is Shantou Street, and I will not worry about eating sooner or later. Cheap price, book an extra night immediately. Just don't have an elevator to take care of your luggage.
Georgetown Inn By Sky Hive
4.1/528 Reviews
Good, clean, but attached to the charger plug must be the big head of Malaysia.
Anggerik Lodging
3/53 Reviews
Good stay.
Sportfishing Hotel
0/50 Reviews
Paddy Villea Inn
4.2/50 Reviews
SK Budget Hotel
1/51 Reviews

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Number of Hotels22
Number of Reviews219
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