I booked a twin room, and the bedding was incredibly soft, even more comfortable than what you'd find at a Shangri-La hotel. The room itself wasn't huge, but by pushing the two beds together, we gained enough space to open our suitcases. It had everything we needed, felt very compact, and actually gave us a good sense of security – it didn't feel overly spacious. The common areas were also quite large, with sofas, bean bags, a pool table, and a public water dispenser, so you never had to worry about running out of water. There's a dedicated Grab pick-up point, and you often see small cats there. On the first floor, there's a tea room with decent food; the Teh Tarik (pulled tea) was especially good. The rooftop has a bar, usually with a singer performing, and on our last night, there were even some DJs playing sets. There's an entrance fee, but it includes unlimited soft drinks. The only thing to note is that hot water in the hotel requires you to switch on the water heater and let it warm up for a while. After showering for some time, if the hot water runs out, it turns cold, so it's best to insert your room card and turn on the water heater as soon as you get back to the room, then wait a bit before showering. Otherwise, you might end up with a cold shower.
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