Heeren Inn

Melaka

23, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Melaka, Melaka State, 75200, Malaysia

 

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Great location

The Heeren Inn is perfectly located right in the heart of Chinatown. It's in a beautiful old house and the rooms are spacey and clean.
All rooms are equipped with aircon and tv. Some rooms do get a lot of street noise, so bring earplugs.
The family who runs the place is very friendly and helpful.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Budget Travel
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Look out for bed bugs

This hotel near Jonker Street is basic and seems to be an average place to stay. But beware, it has bed bugs.

I stayed there for 1 night with my wife and my mother. We had two bedrooms - numbers 207 and 208 - and all 3 of us were bitten during the night. My mothers bites were very severe and she had to go to hospital twice for injections and medicine. Now it is 5 days later and her bites are starting to reduce but they are uncomfortable and look quite shocking. I wrote about it on my blog and you can see the photos there.

Other than bed bugs (which are evil and something you must be alert to wherever you travel), this hotel is average. If you want a more memorable stay, try the Heeren Hotel or one of the many other guest houses.

Unique Quality: Good location near Jonker Street.

The bedbugs make this a no-go hotel though.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Related to: Architecture, Backpacking, Historical Travel

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Reasonably Priced Accomodation

We stayed 2 nights. The charges are nominal and it's smack in the centre of the Historical City. The rooms are spotlessly clean with airconditioning, attached bath & hot showers. Very strongly recommended for people who want to spend some quality time together . The charges are between RM68 for a double room, to >RM100 for a family room. The couple running it are very friendly and accord this inn a very family like atmosphere.

Unique Quality: It's family run and the neighbouring parallel street is the famous Jonker Walk which comes abuzz on weekends. Everything else, including restaurants are a stone's tnrow away. The Stadhuys and teh Melaka Museum are aboutr 5mins walk. There's ample parkinng behinde the inn.The famous Chicken Ball Rice is just 5 mins walk. At the end of the block of shophouses, there's a small Nyonya Food outlet. You need to access the outlet from the back entrance. They're open from Morning till about 3pm daily I believe. I reckon they're closed on a weekday, which I belive must be a Monday. They serve excellent homemade Laksa; Tauhu & Nyonya styled fish. The Cendol is simply out of this world and not to be missed. I understand the Baba & Nyonya Heritage house is just across the road but we missed it as we learnt of this rather late on the night before our departure.

  • Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
  • Related to: Budget Travel, Historical Travel, Food and Dining

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 It's family run and the neighbouring parallel street is the famous Jonker Walk which comes abuzz on weekends. Everything else, including restaurants are a stone's tnrow away. The Stadhuys and teh Melaka Museum are aboutr 5mins walk. There's ample parkinng behinde the inn.The famous Chicken Ball Rice is just 5 mins walk. At the end of the block of shophouses, there's a small Nyonya Food outlet. You need to access the outlet from the back entrance. They're open from Morning till about 3pm daily I believe. I reckon they're closed on a weekday, which I belive must be a Monday. They serve excellent homemade Laksa; Tauhu & Nyonya styled fish. The Cendol is simply out of this world and not to be missed. I understand the Baba & Nyonya Heritage house is just across the road but we missed it as we learnt of this rather late on the night before our departure. 

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