i was check in here on march 2013 (3 days 2 night) for training courses...from my observations, this resort doesn't have enough labour...there's no room services during my 3 days stays there...the seminar room often suffer from blackout...hope this resort will improve their services if they're reading this..

Rooms (i took the deluxe) is big. Tidiness is only ok, if you dont mind a bit of dust and certain spots not really cleaned. bed - i hate the mattress as it sinks , cause me to have back ache. I have no choice but to sleep in the other direction (if you have a queen bed to yourself... More

The following is the content of my email to The Malaysian Association of Hotels Owners (MAHO) & the Minister of Tourism Malaysia on 20.12.2012:- Dear, 1. Reginald T. Pereira, CEO of Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH), 2. YB. Dato' Seri Dr. Ng Yen Yen, Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (MOTOUR), I would like to register my utter disappointment with the management... More

I was in Puteri Resort for a week on business. The hospitality shown by the staff is commendable. Its huge parking bay is a plus point as so is its location where it is located hardly 5 kilometres from the Ayer Keroh toll. Although there were numerous activities offered by the resort such as paintball, jungle trekking, absailing, team building... More

Easy to find since it is close to PLUS hiway tollgate. Big room size with reasonable price. Meal are ok but not full spread of buffet. But have a great dinner arrangement during 2days weekend. Wifi only available at the lobby but not in the room. Suitable for who look for privacy since it is located in other side of... More

First of all，it's too far from the centre of the city.Apparently we have to call taxi services on our own as the front desk counter only pass us a piece of paper advertisement...I guess that's a bit too unhospitality. Secondly,room's condition are very bad.I was astonished to see a ceiling fan in the room,but soon realized that because the air... More

Shocked to met such a terrible front line staff. It was us, the customers who ended up talking politely to the check-in counter staff, while she sounded so arrogant. And all we asked was if we can have our room changed! Chip mug and glasses in the rooms. Bad condition mattres.

Travelled at the beginning of year, school exposure programme, 3 nights. A 3 star budget hotel is what you pay for and exactly what you get. The rooms seem to vary greatly in their quality. I have came to realise on visits to my friends rooms that some are somewhat smaller or larger, and the facilities avialable in the rooms... More

i went with my school to Malacca and stayed there for three nights. The hotel was located outside the city and away from the attractions, but the clean air and serene environment is good for the average city guy. The exterior is not very pleasing, neither is the interior, but given the low price, it would be quite worth it.... More