5 Heeren Museum Residence

Right by the Malacca River, definitely in the center of the scenic area, an old house, recommended by Owl, suitable for checking in, old objects, old furniture, but not amazing, just piled up. But it is not suitable for tourism and living. You have to wear slippers when going upstairs. It is uncomfortable to walk. It is extremely inconvenient and completely uncomfortable. There are no windows. It faces the street and is very noisy. You can't fall asleep before 11:30. The wooden floor has no sound insulation at all. When you walk, the floor makes a bang. The furniture in the room is basically unusable. They are all decorations. There is also a risk of bumping and shaking... The stairs are very narrow and steep, which is quite dangerous. There are three people in my family. The century-old bed is crooked... It is very uncomfortable to sleep on it, and the air conditioner can't blow in. It's hot. When people leave, the air conditioner is turned off. There are no windows (actually there are, but they are locked and can't be opened facing the street). The air is not good. The quality of the bedding is that of a small hotel. All the switches and electrical appliances are old switches, which are difficult to use. There are only two power supply locations, and they are all in inconvenient locations... In short, it is a very impractical room, suitable for **, not suitable for human habitation. It is a failed experience and seriously unworthy of the price. It is recommended to find a modern and comfortable hotel for Malacca tourism, because the city is very small and there is no problem of inconvenient transportation. For later reference, learn from my lessons, especially not suitable for families with children! Remember!

A hotel with local characteristics, the public space and rooms are filled with ancient furniture and furnishings. You don't even need to go to the Nyonya Museum to see it haha. It's just because it's an old house, so you have to be more careful when using it. It's a bit inconvenient to carry large luggage because it's not easy to drag on the ground. The location is first-class, right in the center of the scenic spot, it's convenient to go anywhere, and you can come back to rest halfway. The breakfast is also very local and delicious. The restaurant is not open to the public, only for customers to have breakfast, otherwise I think it should be on the must-eat list of reviews.