Hotels in Jonker, Melaka

Pros: very good location // room with breakfast // comfortable mattress // Cons: very limited carpark: 14 carparks vs 100 rooms // very bad soundproof // stayed deluxe room with NO SUNLIGHT WINDOW // room got no line at all, need to connect to WIFI // requested water bottle from housekeeping and they asked to call lobby first before they can provide us water!! WHAT?! // Kettle is very DIRTY // Not recommend if you are driving unless you don’t mind to find carpark. -the end-

Honestly hoping to gate keep this hotel. Hotel Hong is a great choice if u re a down to earth person, who values a humbling short stay around Jonkers area. Location is walkable to Jonkers Street, just nice to keep u away from the noisiness of it for a good night rest - only if u re ok with paper thin, zero sound insulation walls. The room is compact, able to fit 2 pax but honestly just perfect for one. Aircond working well, if not there’s always the ceiling fan. The queen bed is comfy, towels are clean, water pressure is sufficient to rinse off shampoo for medium to long hair female, but no hair dryer to be found. Overall, the inside of the room and bathroom are clean, but not so much for the window parts, super dusty, and previous tenants clearly violates the no smoking rules as cigarette butts and undies were found threw away stuck on the window panes. Both room and bathroom have good natural day lights and ventilation, but it can attract a bit of mosquitoes if left open. Furnitures are old and worn out, still good enuf to accommodate a few days of stay. Plus, room air re freshener not working as well. And, the bathroom shelves were horrible slanted - couldn’t place toiletries without it fallen off. Although, it s located opposite the mosque, the call of prayer wasnt as much of a sound annoyance compared to the paper thin room walls. The bed head is situated against the wall of the next room which sadly is the bathroom, hence you can hear every flush, water pipe turns happening next door. Best of all, the aunty at the receptionist is the greatest, super accommodating, easy- going and friendly. Psst, theres an upstairs hangout area sorta like a rooftop, nice for a chill calm night, keep the rowdiness at Jonkers. Dont expect a VIP treatment, make the bed services. This is humble hotel, value for money stay that should only be appreciated by like minded travellers.

The location is fantastic, everything is within walking distance! The air conditioning was super cold, and the projector worked flawlessly. The service was excellent, and I even got a welcome drink before checking in. I did have two issues, though. Firstly, the soundproofing is really poor. I'd get woken up by footsteps before my alarm even went off (I think the stairs might be wooden, but whatever the material, the walking noise was really loud). The hotel thoughtfully provided earplugs, which I appreciate, even if I'm not used to using them. Secondly, the parking is a 5-minute walk from the hotel. If they offered a shuttle service for guests, this hotel would easily be a 4.5-star place, especially because the weather in Malacca is really hot and luggage can be heavy.

I like this hotel, so near to Jonker street, good food, history and shopping. The staffs are friendly and very helpful.The hotel is like a museum, lots of historical items, Melacca history, displays and awesome experience of an peranakan house. I appreciate there is free parking and most unexpected... there are EV charging points. We had a wonderful experience, will be coming back again.

I stayed at AAVA Malacca Hotel during my trip to Malacca and here’s my honest impression. Pros: The location is excellent — right next to Jonker Street and the riverside promenade, perfect for exploring the city’s highlights on foot. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with plenty of hot water available for showers. The interior design reflects a charming Peranakan (Nyonya) style, which adds cultural character to the stay. Cons: Bathroom amenities are limited to a single 3-in-1 product, which may not suit all guests. No slippers are provided, which can be inconvenient. The hotel does not have an elevator, so carrying luggage upstairs can be difficult. Check-in timing was not punctual. Although the booking stated rooms would be available at 3:00 PM, I only received mine at 3:30 PM. Overall Impression: AAVA Malacca Hotel is a solid choice if you value location, spacious rooms, and cultural décor. It’s especially convenient for travelers who want to be close to Jonker Street and the riverside. However, guests should be prepared for some practical shortcomings, including limited amenities, no elevator, and occasional delays at check-in.

Location is superb, walking distance to Jonker street and Stadthuys, yet in a quiet environment. Room is clean and big. Staff of both morning & night shift are friendly & helpful 👍🏼 The aircond of our room is not cold enough, we got a standing fan upon request. Another downside is the water dispenser, no water supply on both days afternoon. Overall it’s good, my family & I would stay here again next time. Tips: Please prepare umbrella for the burning hot weather in Malacca.

Overall, I really like this hotel. The location is excellent and the cleanliness is well maintained. However, the atmosphere feels a bit dim. Improving the lighting would make a big difference — even just making it less dark would already make the place feel much more comfortable. If staying alone, it might feel slightly uncomfortable due to the lighting. The lift facilities could also be improved, as there is only one small lift, which can be inconvenient, especially when handling luggage. With better lighting and improved lift facilities, this hotel would be perfect.

The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The location is super strategic, very close to all the main tourist spots in Melaka. Plus, there's a 24-hour 7-Eleven nearby, which is really convenient. We were also able to store our luggage after check-out, which was a huge bonus.

Location and service were excellent. Room and hotel were clean. Cons was the sound proofing not up to the standard as we stayed at ground floor and were disturbed with noises from the floor upstairs. No TV 📺 in the room as well but It was ok since we only stayed one night.

Run by a Chinese owner, the ground floor houses a restaurant that seems to cater to tour groups. The hotel rooms are spacious and well-equipped, featuring central air conditioning and USB charging ports, so no adapters are needed. Its location is excellent, right near Jonker Street and with the Malacca River just behind it. The only downside might be the small and slow elevator. There's a 100 MYR cash deposit required for the stay, which is refunded instantly upon check-out.