Hotels with Gyms in Historic George Town

"Clean stylish and ultra large room, good breakfast, friendly staff at breakfast, convenient location"

"Rooms are clean but very dated. The hotel is centrally located and within walking to local eateries and the night market. This is good as everything inside the hotel is very overpriced. I Breakfast was ok but not worth the money if not included in the room for free. The beach is eroded which is a shame. The pool so very nice. I previously stayed at the Hard Rock and found that to be better value for money. "

"Very friendly and helpful"

"Breakfast buffet is excellent"

"Clean hotel in a great location near restaurants and shops, with friendly staff—though luggage space is limited."

"Clean room, breakfast was good n lots of varieties. "

"Staff weren’t eager to help Pool QR codes didn’t work No one ever attending the pool bar Food so expensive Tv didn’t work in the room"

"Large rooms excellent staff good AC poor fridge"

"I had a big problem with a mould which was pretty obvious by the smell in each of the four rooms I was showing,where I picked the best and still got a sinus migraine overnight. My wife isn’t sensitive and she didn’t have an issue even though she could smell it the first day. They seem to do a good job of cleaning it on the second day so the next two days seem quite OK but I believe it came back again, possibly because they couldn’t get deep into cleaning away the mould that was probably, I suspect, in the Air-Conditioning. The carpet was very clean. Having said that, I loved this place for it ambience, The, great breakfast, and the wonderful swimming pool that goes into the shade in the later part of the afternoon was a plus because I didn’t have to protect myself from the sun. The gym is very well equipped annd it is also an interesting location for restaurants and the old colonial side of Georgetown. So if you are not mould sensitive or they’ve managed to permanently fix the problem then it’s good value and enjoyable. It took it took a big toll on my respiratory system by the end of the week I spent there."