Hotéis com Gym em Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

"In short, terribly disappointed and not worth tbe money as I booked Executive. I'm a frequent traveller to Malaysia including states like Melaka, Ngeri Sembilan Seremban and Kuala Lumpur twice every month. Not the first time I've booked Executive Room requested beforehand for all clean and functional condition away from lift. I got room 1041. Terrible points I must highlight: 1. Room near lift. I could hear constant lift mechanism noise behind wall. 2. Dysfunctional restroom items. The hand wash basin drainage faulty as stopper lever not working and water drained extremely slow. 3. Bathtub tap vs shower head switch faulty. 4. Toilet bowl with fixed backside washer. Such design was unhygienic without bidet spray and that the drain located further away under the hand wash basin. 5. Breakfast at level one was noisy and unwelcoming ”like pasar malam” due to crowd. The only reason i still booked Royal Chulan Seremban was it's only best hotel in Negri Sembilan."

"The place is really close to the airport, only about a 10–15 minute ride by car, which is super convenient if you need to catch a flight. The apartment is quite big, bigger than we expected, and everything was neat and tidy. There’s a convenience store and some food places downstairs, so getting snacks at night is easy. The price is also very reasonable. Overall we were quite satisfied and would probably stay here again next time."

"The room is very nice, clean, and well equipped with the necessities. The stay is very comfy. The buffet breakfast is decent, some of the food quite nice. The hotel got decent swimming pool and gym too. But make sure to pay street parking if you drive here, as the officer around will hunt ur car 1st thing in the morning before you wake up."

"We recently stayed at this hotel and were impressed by its beautiful surroundings and clean facilities. The 3-bedroom family suite was spacious and comfortable, and the kids loved the swimming pool and kids club. The hotel's private beach is a lovely feature, although the water and sand quality were not the best. The hotel is accessible to the Cape Rachado light house and you need a 10-15 min hike to reach the light house. While the hotel has its charms, it's clear that some facilities are showing their age and could benefit from an upgrade, particularly the lifts. Some design elements, such as the staircase in the master room toilet, raised safety concerns. We also experienced issues with the master room bed's lighting, which flickered throughout the night. Parking was a challenge, with limited spaces available in the basement car park and roadside parking outside the hotel often being the only option. The hotel's popularity with hikers and event attendees added to the crowds, making breakfast time particularly chaotic. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel has a lot to offer, especially for families. With some TLC, it could be a truly fantastic destination."

"This was my first time staying at Nilai Springs Resort, and I already expected it to be an old resort. However, the experience was a bit disappointing, especially upon arrival at night. The road leading to the hotel after the guard house was very dark, with no clear signage and no street lights, making it difficult to find the entrance. When I arrived at the lobby, it looked quite nice and well-presented, possibly refurbished, which gave a better first impression. Check-in was smooth, and although I initially booked a Superior room, I upgraded to a Deluxe room because I wanted a bathtub. Walking to the room, the hallway was very dimly lit, with only faint lighting, giving a rather gloomy feeling. Once inside the room, it was clear that the resort is very old. The furniture looked extremely outdated, the bathroom fixtures were worn out, some pipes looked like they were about to break, and the bathtub was not clean. The drain for the bathtub was also broken and could not be turned properly. The room lighting was very dull, and the room was not soundproof at all—I could clearly hear other guests opening and closing doors and talking. That said, the room was very spacious, which was a plus, especially since my child could run around comfortably. Still, the overall atmosphere at night felt dark and deserted, making the hotel feel rather eerie, as if not many guests were staying there. In my opinion, the rooms really need a full refurbishment. The next morning during breakfast, I finally saw many guests around, mostly foreigners, including Chinese and Korean tourists. The breakfast was good and delicious, especially the pastries. All the pastries tasted excellent—honestly better than some five-star hotels. The swimming pool area was another highlight. The pools are huge and there are several of them. The kids really enjoyed playing there. However, part of the children’s pool looked dirty and clearly needs better maintenance. Only during the daytime did I fully appreciate the surroundings of the hotel. The view was beautiful, as the resort is surrounded by a golf course. Unfortunately, at night, the area feels very dark and gloomy. Adding more lighting around the hotel would greatly improve the overall experience. Overall, this hotel has so much potential. With proper refurbishment and better maintenance, especially in the rooms and lighting, it could be a really great resort."