2-Star Hotels in Sepang

I booked this hotel as I habe to attend course in Seri Mutiara Hotel. Not many grab drivers around, there is taxi available nearbuy.

The only good thing about this hotel is its location, which is about a 15-minute drive to the airport in the morning. Unfortunately, the hotel was not very clean. The bedsheets looked quite old, and overall maintenance was poor. Soundproofing is also an issue—I could hear people talking and moving around. In addition, there are very limited restaurant options in the surrounding area

I've stayed here several times. It's right inside the terminal, which makes transfers incredibly convenient.

Waited about 10 minutes at the door upon arrival. Called three times, but no one answered. Had to knock loudly, almost resorting to contacting Trip. A staff member finally showed up, looking very annoyed, saying, 'I was eating.' She was cold the entire time. The toilet was broken; I had to use a kettle to flush it. It was, however, relatively quiet and clean.

The room didn't even have toiletries. On the bright side, the supermarket and restaurants downstairs are very convenient, and you can even book an airport transfer service.

TV no channels as if not working. Very lousy facilities, only one body wash, no shampoo provided. No tooth brush or toothpaste provided. The floor is tiled so it’s very cool to walk barefooted. Hotel is a bit old. I definitely won’t stay here again.

Salak Boutique Hotel is good enough if you’re just looking for a quick overnight stop, but it falls short in several areas.The front-desk experience was weak — no proper guidance during check-in, no explanation of hotel rules, facilities, or anything a guest normally expects. The room itself had basic issues: no toothbrush or toothpaste provided, a slight smell in the bathroom, and noticeable noise coming through the walls, which kills comfort if you're planning to rest properly. For a transit stay, it works. The airport is about 15 km away, and there’s a small supermarket plus a roadside eatery nearby, which is convenient. But beyond that, the surroundings don’t offer much, and the hotel doesn’t have additional facilities to make up for it. If you just need a bed for one night and don’t expect service or amenities, it’s acceptable. For anything more, I wouldn’t recommend it. Final Rating: 7/10

The first time person will find difficult to search location of the homestay ,if the address put between those shop lot or kedai makan ,it will be easier for those solo travelers,thank you . anyways,very comfortable

Just like other budget hotel. Xda air mineral disediakan. Just air tapis. Kena ada bottle sendiri. Tempat tidur selesa utk semalam

Great 1-Night Transit Hotel, but Very Basic I stayed here for a short transit, and it serves its purpose well if you’ve just landed at the airport and need a spacious place to sleep before heading to another area. The Good: The room itself was very large and comfortable. The evening staff are absolutely amazing—so friendly and welcoming! They provide daily room service, a kettle, fresh towels, two small bottles of water, and basic toiletries (shampoo, body wash, soap). There is also a handy little shop right next to the hotel for odds and ends. The Downsides: It's a bit remote, far from major attractions, and sits opposite a dense forest area, so there isn't much to do. It’s definitely not ideal for a long-term tourist stay. Also, the daytime lady operating the desk had little to no knowledge of the surrounding area and couldn't suggest activities or places to go, so don't rely on the day staff for travel advice. Lastly, I was quite disappointed that there was no mini-fridge in the room. Malaysia is very hot, and having a cold drink would have been great. Overall, it's a good, basic hotel for a quick overnight stay, but make sure to do your own research on nearby spots beforehand!