Kingston Hotel 7, Johor Bharu

After passing customs, walk through the mall and you will arrive. The road in front of the hotel is closed due to construction, and the only way to enter is through a temporary pedestrian walkway, which should seriously affect the occupancy rate. However, welcome drinks and cookies are still available in the lobby lounge area as usual.

I booked it after seeing that all three ratings were 5 points, but I didn't expect to be fooled. I was also fooled by the photos of the hotel's appearance posted on the Internet, which were seriously inconsistent with the actual situation. The surrounding environment of this hotel is dirty and messy, surrounded by garbage and mosquitoes, and the window is in a mess. There are mosquitoes and flying insects suspected to be termites in the room, at least dozens of them, dancing in a swarm, and insects crawling around on the quilt and pillow, and also crawling on me. It's terrible. Fortunately, we brought our own mosquito coils. The sanitation of the hotel is very worrying. The hotel is shabby, there is no furniture, and the bedside tables are made of plywood. The exterior walls of the hotel rooms are full of air-conditioning outdoor units (two rows of 12 outdoor units), and there are blower exhaust ports on them. The roar of the machine is like a "tractor", one after another, making it impossible to sleep all night. The hotel is located in a small alley dozens of meters deep with no obvious entrance, and there is no hotel guide sign. The positioning is inaccurate. I asked four or five people around before I found it. The only three ratings of the hotel are all 5 points, there are no other comments, no negative reviews, and the overall rating is 3.8 points (even if it is discounted by half, it is probably an overestimation), which is very strange. This hotel has a very low cost-effectiveness.