Hotels Near Shekinah Methodist Church (The Joy Centre) in Seri Manjung

A great hotel with a great value. Serve visitors with multiple languages helps to made the hotel professional.

Great value budget hotel. Just ask for a cup with a stem to make it easier to drink hot water. The room is clean and there is enough space to put things.

he hotel looks decent on the outside and the location is quite secluded and not bustling with people or cars. The receptionist was really friendly. The hotel has two levels but there are no elevators so you have to take the stairs. The pricing was average. The room was really nice but the tv reception was quite low. There's a water heater/cooler and ironing board. There is no specified parking for guests and it is limited. There are grocery shops and restaurants nearby if you want to buy some things or want to grab something to eat. The wifi is okay but not terrible. Overall nice place to stay for short durations

Booked the hotel for a short business stay. Got a good price and this hotel comes with elevator. Room was good and specious. Basic things are available in the room. The staff was friendly and free parking was given. One thing they should improve is the smoke smell in the walkways and the room has some weird smell which they can add some air fresheners.

Very spacious & comfortable room. If you want to pray, there is a lot of space, ready to gather again. The TV is ready to watch YouTube again. Wifi is also fast. Very strategic location 🫶🏻 will repeat again soon 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 The room has a fan & aircond 👍🏼👍🏼

IN DIRE NEED OF MAINTENANCE Our 3room apartment was spacious and generally clean but staff missed cleaning one of the bathrooms..... still with used soap on the soap-dish and clumps of hair in the drain. Yucks! We got out rooms only at 6.30pm Staff was friendly and courteous. Hotel in dire need of maintenance and refurbishment. The pool at D'Ocean wing was closed for upgrading and the pool at D'Sea wing has so many broken tiles, it's safety hazard. Guests have cut their toes. No regulations on proper swimming attire. Water is murky and dirty. There's nothing much to do here except for paddle boat and grouper fish feeding (I only saw 4 in the pond). Other recreational facilities are closed or in shambles. The Marina Island Ferry Jetty is just 10mins walk away. It's more popular than Lumut Jetty because the ferry ride to Pangkor is just 10mins compared to 40mins from Lumut Jetty. If you are a guest from the hotel on a day trip to Pangkor, I suggest you walk to the jetty because just too many cars, you might need to park so far away, almost back at hotel....and with RM20 parking fee!! There are no restaurants open for dinner at the Hotel....only one at the restaurant & bar at the Marina Island jetty

This hotel is situated at one of the more strategic locations at Pangkor Island, i.e. along the popular Pasir Bogak beach on the west coast of Pangkor. It is a two-storey, low density hotel, whereby rooms on the ground floor have direct access to the swimming pool via their sliding glass doors. This was the first hotel I've stayed at since my childhood or teenage years, which still uses the conventional key drop system at the lobby (i.e. leave things inside your room at your own risk!). Nevertheless, the room that I got (i.e. the Super Deluxe Room, with 2 queen beds) was quite ok, and was able to fit my family comfortably. They also provide a generous allocation of both bath and pool towels in the room as well. The only issue we encountered was that the overhead shower in our bathroom was not working, therefore we could only use the hand shower. On a good weather day, the Pasir Bogak beach provides a beautiful sunset view, while during the morning, you can also enjoy the cool breeze as you enjoy your breakfast at their sea-fronting cafeteria. Although only a limited array of items are available for the breakfast, but they even have an action stall for eggs. At only 10 minutes' drive/ride from the jetty, this hotel is also within walking distance to multiple places of convenience, incl. eateries such as seafood as well as local street-fare, and even a duty-free outlet.

We have just completed a 6 night stay at this lovely hotel and can thoroughly recommend it. We were allocated room 62 which was everything we wanted, very spacious with a big bed and a strong warm shower. It also had a front facing balcony with a sea view. A big than you to the cleaner who serviced our room very well, it was always immaculately clean and smelled very nice. The breakfast choice was just right, a egg station was available for choice of eggs, there was also a noodle station and my favourite...Roti Canai. The staff in the dining room were quick to clear tables and all the food tasted nice, so thank you to the chefs and the staff. The reception staff were always available and very pleasant, it was also good to have a permanent security guard at the front of the hotel, he was always smiling and helpful, a very nice man. Thank you for your assistance with our luggage and helping us park our motor cycle etc. The hotel also has a very nice swimming pool and loungers, with towels available. So really it ticks all the boxes for a great stay and the nightly price rates are very reasonable. I can highly recommend this hotel.

My husband and I chose to have our honeymoon at Pangkor Laut Resort two days after our wedding, and it was the best trip of our lives so far. We had a good first impression of the resort even before we reached the resort. We had arranged in advance for land transfer from Ipoh airport to Marina Island Pangkor, and we thought to have the driver pick us up at 10am even though our flight landed at 8.30am (just in case we faced delays with our flight or at immigration) but we were surprised when he was already waiting for us when we landed at 8.30am. After a 1.5h road trip from the airport to the office, we were welcomed with a refreshing drink and towel, and was then escorted to PLR on a speedboat with one other couple (which made us feel special, haha). Upon arrival at the resort, we were again welcomed with a little refreshment and had a staff attend to us immediately, helping us to plan our itinerary for the rest of the week that we were staying there. As we were still early and the rooms were not ready, we had lunch at the Feast Village and then rested in the library, which was very cosy with a good selection of books (only downside was there were so many house lizards, though I am not sure if anything could be done to prevent them from coming). Our room at the Garden Villa was wide and spacious, and we received a congratulatory drink from the resort to celebrate our wedding as well. (It was a nice gesture, but nothing could compare to the attentiveness of the different staff we met over the week, who, upon noticing the henna stains on our hands, congratulated us warmly in person). We also loved that the Garden Villa was so near to the Feast Village and Uncle Lim's Kitchen, which we kept going back to for breakfasts, lunches and dinners, as the food options across the two kitchens were varied and more importantly, delicious. The service at the kitchens were also amazing - Chef Liza was so friendly and approachable that she made us feel at home, and Masum and Nadim went out of their way to make each dining experience feel special for us (such as seating us at places where we would have unobstructed views of the beach, and offering to take photos of us without us even thinking of it). Other experiences we had at the resort were going for the jungle walk, swimming at Emerald Bay and having lunch at Chapman's Bar, and yoga. However, our favourite activity on the resort was going for the spa experience. It was so refreshing and phenomenal, and truly, no other spa can beat PLR's spa. We were pampered from head to toe, and the different bath experiences set the spa apart from other spas out there. The staff were also so knowledgeable and generous with sharing what they know, that both my husband and I learnt so much about the natural ingredients used in our sessions. Definitely made the experience more meaningful and personal for us, and after a hectic wedding weekend, the spa made us feel well rested and rejuvenated. We also got a free room upgrad

Hotel situated at most quiet and serene part of Pangkor Island. Absolutely out of crowd especially at times of pandemic. Guests here too adhere 100% to Covid-19 standard of procedure. Really appreciate that. Provides free shuttle to tourist attraction Teluk Nipah for varieties of seafood and night shopping. Hotel has very scenic and instagramable restaurant overlooking the turquoise sea. Seafood fried rice is recommendable. Chicken Chop needs more improvement and passion. Overall food is nice too. Staffs are friendly Set back of this hotel is air conditioning and beds are quite worn out and the sea is full of rubbish that washed up the shore. Perhaps the management could clean its beach as no other hotels shares its beach. Practically they have the peaceful beach all by themselves