Reviews of Discovery Youth Hostel Malacca

Very cheap and very good location! Overall okay for a short stay. I mean, you can't argue for this price.

Had to check out earlier than the declared time 😕 as new guests were coming and we had to leave.... The fan's can use a little cleaning, as they produce a weird smell when turned on, it was better to sweat and keep it off than stay in that smell. You can hear everything, and if it's raining.... there's buckets on the corridor collecting rain water through the damaged ceiling.

The place is noisy to an absurd level!

Big room, free purified water in kitchen across street

Bathrooms and kitchen needs much improvement

Good location in the old city center, good treatment from the staff, medium sized rooms suitable for short stays .

Nothing.

An ideal location for those looking to explore Malacca. The host was very welcoming. Though the room was small, it was clean, with comfortable beds and fresh bedsheets.

The facilities and cleanliness of the toilets were extremely poor. Also expect to pay 3 MYR per day as heritage fees.

Solid. Don't expect non-basic things tho

Good location, good price and a great cafe called Patma's right opposite perfect for breakfast.

Noisy wooden floors and noisy air-conditioning.

I really enjoyed that place. The owner was very kind. Room was great and clean.

Just the cleanest of the bathroom could be improved

Spacious bedroom with AC and fan. Bedsheets and towels were clean. The place felt very safe. Great location.

The shared bathroom could be cleaner. The "walls" (plastic panels) are very thin and if other guests switch on their air con or use the fan the whole place shakes and it's very noisy. I used ear plugs every night. I would still recommend the place cause I was very satisfied with my room.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find a perfect place in the city center for this money... There are two options: You will pay double the price and stay in a better place. Or, with this money, you will stay in a better place away from the center and take the risk of walking 1-2 km. The second option is more logical for those who do not have any physical disabilities...The owner and staff are excellent, good people. It is possible to have a good dialogue. But this does not improve the physical condition and facilities of the building.

air conditioners are almost as noisy as a train locomotive powered by a steam boiler... A windowless room makes you feel like you are in a morgue. Noise from the corridor and neighboring rooms cannot be prevented. The floor is shaky wood and the room partitions are as poorly insulated as corrugated cardboard.

when checking in felt like my organs were at risk