Cojoy Hotel @ Chinatown

The room is clean and comfortable, but you can't take a shower and use power-consuming products such as hair dryers at the same time, as it is easy to trip the battery

Average service attitude, average environment, average facilities. Not recommended for those who pursue sleep quality. Only suitable for transit

Just as friendly a welcome, just as clean, everything was good again.

The hotel is conveniently located at the intersection of the main tourist routes in Kuala Lumpur: Petaling Street Market, Central Market, Independence Square and other attractions of the old city center are nearby. The metro station is also nearby. The business center and the Perdana botanical garden are half an hour's walk away. Taking into account traffic jams, a taxi is not much faster. Upon check-in, the room had clean bedding, toothbrushes, toothpaste and a bottle of water for each guest. During the visit to the hotel, none of this was renewed. There was no soap or shampoo in the shower. Toilet paper was provided by default. The triple room has beds, a desk, a coffee table, two chairs, an open clothes hanger. There are no wardrobes. Despite the close proximity of grocery stores (literally in the same building), we did not notice any insects. Breakfast consists of tea / coffee, a small selection of pastries and rice or noodles with an omelet (optional). The hotel administration is friendly to guests, during the rain they gave us umbrellas for a walk. It is obvious that this is a long-standing family business, and some principles of hospitality are impeccably maintained here. The area is quiet, the main street is located quite far from the windows. Only in the evenings does part of the traffic jam move closer to the hotel (local drivers try to get around the main difficulties along small streets). A couple of times early in the morning we were woken up by the sounds of a watering machine that was washing benches in a nearby park. But after long daytime walks we were so tired that such interference did not cause us much inconvenience.

The staff are all very nice. There is one named A Ming who is very good. If you don't understand anything, just go to him and he will help you. He can speak Chinese. The friendliest person I have ever met in Malaysia, the one in the photo is Ah Ming