2-Star Hotels in Melaka State, Malaysia

Stayed at Bayu View Hotel Melaka, a budget- friendly hotel with a good location that made it convenient to get around. The rooms were simple and cozy, providing the essentials for a short stay. Cleanliness was generally okay, but I did notice the bedsheets and towels were quite old and not very clean, which was a bit of a drawback. On the positive side, the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. I also appreciated the water dispenser provided, which added convenience. Overall, it’s a decent option for budget travelers who prioritize location and friendly service, though the hotel could improve by upgrading its linens and towels.

Very clean and convenient place, few mins walk to Jonker street. Nearby convenient stores. Very good for solo travellers.

This is our second time staying at this hotel, and we had another pleasant experience. We chose a suite room on level 3, which we liked. It includes a small kitchen with basic cooking appliances and a medium-sized refrigerator. There’s also a two-seater sofa and a TV, which made the space more comfortable. Overall, we had a good stay.

This hotel is one of my go-to budget stays in Melaka. The room is basic but clean and comfortable. Its prime location, with many eateries and shops nearby, makes it even better.

Check-in was marred by hidden fees that I had to pay in addition to the room rate itself. There were 3 ringgit, which were mentioned during booking, and a 10 ringgit tourist tax that Trip.com didn't disclose. Lim, the manager at the reception desk, handled the unpleasant situation very professionally and tactfully, and I'm incredibly grateful to him for that. The room itself was good, spacious, and clean, with fresh linen and towels. On the downside: There were small cockroaches, which, while tiny, were still unpleasant. The complimentary water provided was awful and seemed to be just tap water. It was undrinkable due to its taste and smell. Also, there was a continuous hum in the room, seemingly from a pump or battery, which made it difficult to get a good night's sleep. The location is a 15-minute walk from the historic street, which was acceptable for the price I paid – 40 ringgit plus 13 ringgit in tourist levies. However, the price increased on other days, and the room wasn't worth that higher cost.

The only plus is the hotel's price. It's located on the outskirts of the city, but there's a bus stop right around the corner that goes to the city center or the bus station. Both check-in and check-out are completely contactless. However, if you arrive without phone service, that's a problem, as all instructions only arrive once you're already there. The room was stuffy, the AC wasn't working, and the towels and blankets were worn out. The light in the bathroom kept flickering.

The location of this inn is the centre city ( just-a walking distance to the big shopping mall) Dataran Pahlawan & nearby eateries shops The counter staff Mr kampiun is friendly & have a smiling face when ever we approached him . Only the amenities / facility inside the room (A04) need to improve, like bath towel supply are very old & black / the shower curtain can’t cover up the full length , so the toilet floor will get wet when after a shower .

Honestly hoping to gate keep this hotel. Hotel Hong is a great choice if u re a down to earth person, who values a humbling short stay around Jonkers area. Location is walkable to Jonkers Street, just nice to keep u away from the noisiness of it for a good night rest - only if u re ok with paper thin, zero sound insulation walls. The room is compact, able to fit 2 pax but honestly just perfect for one. Aircond working well, if not there’s always the ceiling fan. The queen bed is comfy, towels are clean, water pressure is sufficient to rinse off shampoo for medium to long hair female, but no hair dryer to be found. Overall, the inside of the room and bathroom are clean, but not so much for the window parts, super dusty, and previous tenants clearly violates the no smoking rules as cigarette butts and undies were found threw away stuck on the window panes. Both room and bathroom have good natural day lights and ventilation, but it can attract a bit of mosquitoes if left open. Furnitures are old and worn out, still good enuf to accommodate a few days of stay. Plus, room air re freshener not working as well. And, the bathroom shelves were horrible slanted - couldn’t place toiletries without it fallen off. Although, it s located opposite the mosque, the call of prayer wasnt as much of a sound annoyance compared to the paper thin room walls. The bed head is situated against the wall of the next room which sadly is the bathroom, hence you can hear every flush, water pipe turns happening next door. Best of all, the aunty at the receptionist is the greatest, super accommodating, easy- going and friendly. Psst, theres an upstairs hangout area sorta like a rooftop, nice for a chill calm night, keep the rowdiness at Jonkers. Dont expect a VIP treatment, make the bed services. This is humble hotel, value for money stay that should only be appreciated by like minded travellers.

The hotel's exterior looks decent, and the location is about 1km from the attractions, a walkable distance – neither too close nor too far. There's a large shopping mall and supermarket nearby. However, the interior hygiene leaves much to be desired; the towels were a bit yellowed, and the bedsheets and duvet covers had some stubborn stains that wouldn't wash out. The price was indeed cheap, though.

A nice, clean budget hotel with a very convenient location—close to food options like Pizza Hut and KFC, as well as grocery stores like 99 Speedmart and self-service laundry facilities. It’s one of my favorite places to stay in Melaka, and I highly recommend it to budget travelers.