Fives Hotel Dnp

Decent room for the price, not a great location if you want to be near to any malls but e-hailing is relatively cheap to get to where you need to go. Rooms are in a refurbished apartment and aren't in the best condition but is acceptable for the price, around RM230 for a last minute weekend booking. Hot water tank runs out over time if you take too long a shower. There are a bunch of Thai food stalls that open late around the hotel as well as two 24 hour convenience stores.

Very nice hotel clean and have good service location near downtown will come back again

🥵 Terrible Stay – Would Not Recommend I’ve stayed in many hotels before, but this hotel is hands down one of the worst hotel I’ve ever had. Here’s why: 1. Faulty Door Lock The access card system is completely unreliable. Most of the time, I couldn’t even open my own room door. Every time I left the room, I had to worry about whether I’d even be able to get back in. This is beyond frustrating. 2. Poor Room Location & Zero Privacy I was assigned a room on Level 3, which is actually only one level above ground floor, and the worst part? The window directly faces a parking building. Not only does this mean zero privacy (unless you keep the curtains closed at all times), but I could also literally smell car exhaust whenever I opened the window. 3. Inconsiderate Management – Woke Everyone Up at 8 AM The noise situation here is beyond bad. The hotel is located near a nightclub, so I could clearly hear drunk people shouting at night. But what’s even worse? The hotel itself is responsible for the worst disturbance. On the morning of Chinese New Year, at 8 AM, the hotel staff (yes, the staff themselves) set off a five-minute-long firecracker display and hired a lion dance performance right outside the hotel. This wasn’t some random public event—it was organized by the hotel. I’ve attached a photo I took from my window—clearly showing the hotel staff in uniform setting everything up. Imagine staying in a hotel, thinking you’d get a peaceful rest, only to be woken up by 5min of deafening firecrackers, followed by 20min of thunderous drum beats at 8 AM, arranged by the very place you paid to stay in. Yes, they provide earplugs, but no one warns you that the hotel itself is the biggest source of noise. If they cared about their guests at all, they would have scheduled the performance at a more reasonable time. This level of inconsideration is just unacceptable. 4. Housekeeping Knocking at 10 AM After finally getting back to sleep, housekeeping knocked on my door at 10 AM. This is way too early—most hotels only start housekeeping after 12 noon. Yes, I should have put the “Do Not Disturb” sign, but 10 AM? Seriously? Final Verdict: I absolutely hated my stay here. Poor security, terrible location, awful noise insulation, and completely inconsiderate management. I will never book this hotel again, and I’d advise others to stay far away if you actually want a good night’s sleep.

Nice location, nice room, near to alot of eateries and minimarts