Muntri Mews

地理位置非常方便，離喬治城各個景點都可以步行前往

The location is excellent. The century-old house is well maintained. Of course, mosquitoes are inevitable. The price is also very affordable. You can feel what it was like to be a wealthy family back then.

Very cozy and romantic room. Attentive and very kind staff. We had booked one night given the price, but ended up staying an extra night given the quality of the hotel.

Excellent boutique hotel in convenient location. Spacious room, extra spacious bathroom. Everything worked in a proper way: AC, water, safety box, etc. Nice staff.

I forgot to take pictures. I actually stayed in a penthouse suite during the summer vacation and it was okay. It was difficult to book a hotel in Penang during the Spring Festival, so I randomly chose this hotel. There is only a terrace suite, and I don’t know how to divide the room types into bookings. Our family of three booked two rooms. A room costs more than 1,100 yuan a night. A room costs more than 700, and the rooms given to us are on the first and second floors. When we arrived, we were directed to the opposite side of the road. It turned out that it was not at the front desk. We opened a shabby door and entered an atrium. It was an old-fashioned house with a patio. The carpet in the room was dirty and the air conditioner was very noisy. I couldn't sleep at night and turned it off. air conditioner. A low wall was built between the two beds, like a kang in the north. The waiters are all South Asians. I felt the room was dirty and I wanted to run away as soon as I entered. After arguing with the front desk for a long time, they said that there was only this room type and there was no way to change it. The day we moved in was New Year's Eve, so living in such a shabby place really affected my mood. It feels like it's not open normally, and the rooms on this side of the road are opened because business is so good. We spent an unforgettable Spring Festival amidst the sound of firecrackers. We checked out of another hotel early the next morning and ran away. Later, we stayed at the East Hotel, Lone Pine Hotel, and Seven Terraces on the beach. All very very good. In particular, the Seven Terraces are also in Nanyang style and are managed by Singaporeans. The rooms are large and clean and have two large terraces, which are worth experiencing. Another lesson learned is that after swiping through Ctrip a few times, it showed that there were fewer and fewer rooms, and many hotels later were no longer available. I was very flustered, and I couldn’t cancel even if I booked a room in a hurry. When I arrived in Penang, I even had a room at the East Hotel. I don’t know if it’s because of the familiarity or the agent. My experience is to book a room early, and book a room that you can cancel. If it is not suitable or you get a cheaper one, you can change it. We booked a room here for two nights, but when we got up the next morning we didn't want it and ran away. Affect mood. A family of three booked a room here for 1,800 yuan, which is worse than a guest house. Don't book the terrace suite. The penthouse suite is over the front desk and is just okay. Both Dongjia and Seven Terraces are a hundred times better than here.