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 "This area of Malacca is not littered with guesthouses and so there's a relative inabundance of traveller's around. For me this is always a bonus. What attracted me here was reading about the dipping pool and the description of the old Chinese house. When I arrived a Chinese festival was begining outside the door and amid the clamour of gonging bells, incense and chanting I stepped into the...
We are a small & friendly guest house in the centre of old Malacca. Just a short walk from the A.Famosa - Ancient Portugese fortress, the Dutch church and the Chinese quarter. Malacca is a quaint little port town steeped in history and architecture from the Portugese,Dutch and British eras of occupations. There are many museums, art galleries, and antique shops; as well as many street cafes...
Little Dragon Hostel is located in the heart of Malacca City-The Historical City of Malaysia. Our hostel has a mix crowd, homestay style and with friendly, safe and clean enviroments... yet our price is still the lowest (starting from USD7/RM25 for fan/queen size bed/shared toilet). It is suitable for beg packers, budget travelers and young hearted guests! Our budget hostel is located near to...
The Hostel is dedicated design for backpackers. The owner likes backpackers and the purpose of this Youth hostel is become a backpacker interaction centre. Our Hostel is Homestay concept, with an original pre-war building. The rooms was originally the bedrooms of a local family. For backpacker convenient, we provide facilities belows:- - internet access, Wifi - Skype Phone - Washing...
 "At the time of this review (January 2004), this place is only 6 months old and is not in any guidebooks. It's run by a Swiss-Malaccan couple Sona and Gabe, so already there's a different touch. They've combined their styles into a very East meets West establishment. The house is over 300 years old and was once an opium den. It's also right in the heart of the Jonker's antique area and...
 "This place actually feels like a real home. It has some really nice touches. The rooftop area is one of them, it's kind of like a backyard patio at home in Australia but it's on the roof with wooden slabs with pot plants and sitting areas with a superb view over the rooftops of commercial Malacca to the historical centre. They were still finishing it off when I visited so there were no sitting...
 "This place is relatively cheap, plus it's clean as well. I guess it's the cheapest in town. The location is ideal, with a 7-11 (convenience store) nearby, a cyber cafe, a 24-hour eatery, banks, and a bus-stop straight to the central bus station." … "This bed and breakfast has nice decor and it's a cool place. It's cheap, clean, and convenient, and has a friendly innkeeper. I loved the...
From the Baba Nonya townhouses of Chinatown to the Dutch Stadthuys, the hostel is situated close to many of the major sights of this intriguing and historic port town. There is capacity for 56 guests in 4-6+ bedded rooms. … Bus: 200m#17 from central bus station Parking: Metered parking available Location: 2kmSouth west of city centre Airport: 8km Take taxi or bus to city centre … A...

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Malacca Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Geoff Lee
I learned so much about the countryside and the agriculture and thoroughly enjoyed the cycling. I highly recommend to anyone.
Comment by acedol
Seeing is believing. Doing it is unbelievable. Get out and ride. Melaka on bike rocks!
Comment by Ab Rahim bin Said
Driving in the city very dangerous. Roads are small.
Comment by johnny angel
The bike tour is awesome, everybody should do it.
Comment by maarten
Everybody should do the bike tour in Malaka. There's always a different trail and it's well recommended.
Comment by Susan
Don't bother with the sound and light show - they just play a tape and shine some very weak lights on the fort.
Comment by Joanne
Melaka is such a captivating town, with a mix of architecture, religions and culture; wonderful food; interesting art galleries and antique shops and a very educated and ecletic local population.
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Malacca
(Melaka)
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Pulau Besar (16 Km / 10 mi.)
Johor (23 Km / 14 mi.)
Batam (29 Km / 18 mi.)
Kulai (49 Km / 31 mi.)
Kota Tinggi (50 Km / 31 mi.)
Mersing (128 Km / 79 mi.)

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