Romantic Hotels in Melaka State, Malaysia

The hotel room was clean & comfortable. The bed & pillows were great, with a decently sized desk and amazing night views. However, the glass screen was dirty and the overall room was looking slightly aged. Okay breakfast, only RM20 for the breakfast buffet so you get what you paid for.

The first room we got from the management, door padlock ran out of battery, and the management rearranged another room for us, the whole procedure was smooth and easy, but we switched about 3 rooms in a row in just one night, the room we booked was premier king suite, the room setup was a little bit odd but it was fine the room look good, but the room definitely need some deep cleaning, because we found these bed bugs hatchlings in between the gap of the bed cushions. Even though the management handled it well but looks like all the similar room was having the same issue. In the end we got assigned to a family two bedroom suite, which is much better in terms of hygiene, no more pest issues. Overall, management was polite and helpful, but the rooms definitely need some deep cleaning work done. Because of the experience of having only the family suite clean and liveable, I’d say the stay only recommended for family trip. Convenience: about 7min drive away from Jonker Street, I’d say this location is great even for people who travel without a car, book a grab and you should be fine.

The hotel is in a great location and very convenient for getting around. The room was clean and well maintained, making the stay comfortable. However, the breakfast could be improved with more variety. In addition, the egg station is located outside the main breakfast area, which can be a little inconvenient for guests. It would be better if the egg station could be placed inside the breakfast area. Overall, it was still a pleasant stay.

I recently stayed at Hatten Hotel Melaka and had a very pleasant experience. The location is excellent, right in the heart of Melaka and within walking distance to major attractions, shopping malls, and Jonker Street. It made getting around very convenient without needing much transportation. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The bed was cozy, and all the amenities were well-maintained and in good working condition. I especially enjoyed the nice city view from the room. The hotel facilities were also impressive, including the swimming pool, gym, and rooftop area, which offered a great place to relax. Breakfast had a wide variety of choices, and the food was enjoyable. Despite the crowd, the overall experience was still smooth. Service was good as well—staff were friendly, attentive, and efficient. Check-in and check-out processes were hassle-free. Overall, everything was good, and I had a very satisfying stay. I would definitely consider coming back again on my next visit to Melaka.

A small but lovely hotel. The lobby is decorated very warmly, and the color scheme is perfect for photos. We were given a room right off the elevator on our floor. The king room was spacious, but the soundproofing wasn't great; you could hear conversations from inside the room clearly in the hallway. The location is excellent, with many local traditional shops nearby, and it's only about a fifteen-minute walk to Jonker Street. I highly recommend staying here for a night to experience it.

A Sanctuary for the Creative Traveler. Nestled within the Citywalk, right next to The Shore Hotel and Residence, I stumbled upon this hidden gem – a secret pathway tucked away amidst the concrete jungle. It was not just a feast for the eyes but a wellspring of inspiration, captivating me and sparking creativity. Stepping onto this path felt like instantly entering a vibrant landscape painting. Lush greenery lined both sides, with towering trees forming a natural canopy that gently filtered the intense sunlight, leaving dappled light dancing on the red path below. The air was fresh and the temperature pleasant; even on a scorching summer day, a refreshing coolness permeated the area, uplifting the spirit. The winding red path harmonized beautifully, sketching a poetic route. As I walked along, a clear stream gurgled softly beside me, its gentle flow soothing to the ear. Occasionally, a few fallen leaves drifted with the current, adding to the serene and elegant atmosphere. **Vintage Streetlights Illuminate the Way Back** Along the path, vintage-style streetlights stood quietly. They weren't just guides at night but unique features during the day. Their design exuded a nostalgic charm, imbuing the entire path with a sense of 'warmth' and romance. Imagine when dusk falls and these lights are illuminated, casting a soft glow on the path, interweaving with the dancing shadows of the trees – what a dreamlike spectacle that would be! Though my busy work schedule prevented me from experiencing the night scenery, the daytime ambiance alone was enough to convey its unique allure. Strolling along, with the gentle sound of water and birdsong in my ears and the ever-changing greenery and light before my eyes, my mind and body completely relaxed, and my thoughts broadened. Whether I was brainstorming new stories or seeking creative breakthroughs, this path provided an excellent space for contemplation. It allowed me to momentarily forget the city's hustle and bustle, return to inner peace, and better capture those fleeting sparks of inspiration. **An Urban Gem Not to Be Missed** Recommendation Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Recommended for:** City dwellers seeking tranquility, creative travelers, photography enthusiasts, families with children, and couples on a date. **Best Time to Visit:** Early morning or late evening, when the light is soft, and there are fewer people, allowing for a more profound experience of its serene beauty. On the morning of March 4th, after a rain shower, the air was even fresher, and the greenery more vibrant. **Helpful Tips:** * The path is flat, suitable for walking and jogging. * Wear comfortable shoes. * Bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery. * Keep the environment clean and protect nature. Though I missed the dazzling night view, this daytime path, with its unique tranquility, warmth, and natural beauty, has become an irreplaceable source of inspiration for me. If you, too, long for a haven in the city where your soul can rest and your thoughts can soar, then come and take a stroll here; I believe you'll fall in love with it too. ****** **The Shore Hotel and Residence's breakfast is highly recommended; you can enjoy it until noon.** One of the major highlights of choosing this hotel is its sumptuous breakfast. The restaurant offers a wide array of authentic Malaysian local delicacies, such as Nasi Lemak, various curries, fried noodles, and fried rice, allowing international guests to experience local flavors in one go, and satisfying local diners as well. What's particularly commendable is that breakfast is served until almost noon, giving guests ample time to enjoy a leisurely and fulfilling brunch without rushing. Furthermore, the diverse selection of dishes ensures that even after three consecutive days, your plate can always feature new combinations, preventing any sense of monotony.

MITC Hotel Melaka offers a comfortable and pleasant stay. The room was clean and well-maintained, although slightly small. It is suitable for solo travellers or short stays. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the location is convenient, especially for those attending events at MITC. Overall, it’s a decent choice for business trips or solo travel in Melaka.

This hotel has a charming retro vibe, with every detail thoughtfully designed. The rooms are spacious, and both the river-view terrace and river-view bathtub are perfect for photos. At check-in, I requested an extra bed, which cost an additional MYR 78, plus taxes. The staff efficiently brought my luggage to the room and made up the extra bed. The location is great – a short walk along the river takes you to the Red Square, St. Paul's Church, and Jonker Street.

Everything is great except the breakfast situation.. Very limited drink choices. Teh tarik are finished and the dont refill anymore. Cuttleries and glasses also not available. Club lounge food and drinks also limited. When they refill the noodles are gone in few minutes. No time to wait for them to cook another batch which will take longer time. I didn’t visit the club lounge on 2nd day. Very limited drinks at the dinner buffet too. When we requested teh tarik they say only serve during breakfast (which we never tasted as it finished too) 😂 any water supply issue in Melaka? They can serve free alcohol at the club lounge but couldnt care to serve more drink choices at dinner buffet which we paid more than RM100/pax 👎  We have been to other cheaper hotel but serve varities of  drinks and great customer service too. The receptionist never smile. I don’t know why. I have been to Parkroyal Penang and Melaka both have this issues 🤷♀️ I dont know what is wrong with Malaysian hospitality. Maybe they only smile at foreigner 😆

This hotel's water heater, common in Southeast Asia, is really annoying. It felt like I couldn't operate it, and there were no instructions, so it took ages to get hot water for a shower every time! What's more, and this is crucial, the hotel is quite remote, located in the suburbs. It's a fair distance from the city center! Book with caution! They don't provide toothbrushes, and it gets very windy at night, so if you're a light sleeper, you should also be careful. However, their cleaning staff are very honest. They found 60 Malaysian Ringgit I'd left in the room and alerted us about the money, though they initially only returned 50. Ctrip eventually helped us get the remaining 10 Ringgit back.