The location is pretty central, 10 minutes walking to China Town and multiple metro stations nearby (also walking distance). The room was clean, air conditioned and also fan. You have a shared kitchen with a microwave and a kettle to boil water. Bathrooms are shared and you have a heater to heat the water.

The facilities are not in their best conditions: they are pretty old, in fact all the building and the furnishings are old Lots of mosquitoes in the first two nights A gallon with water would have been great: there was one in the cafe (which is closed), but it disappeared after the first day. It can be pretty noisy from the street because you don't have windows, you just have wood shutters.

Not sure why this has quite of bad reviews on this platform but personally, this accommodation is the best price-wise, size-wise (of the room) and location-wise! Booked mine through booking dot com well within my budget. I would say for the price that I paid, the room was already huge! Plenty enough space for myself that it can even be good for 2. Air-conditioning was also superb with a split type AC. Location is the best for me because I dont want a place super crowded but I want somewhere near establishments. This area is near Chinatown & 2 train stations! I would also like to add that the WiFi is also spotless! I worked everyday for a week with no issue Definitely booking this again if im going back!

The toilet and shower is shared but you have like 6 stalls and I usually have them all for myself so I dont have that much complaints. Yes, the building looks to be for a ministry but I dont really mind it because the guards and helpers are very accommodating & I had a great stay here. I

Excellent location with Merdeka MRT station literally just next door. 5 mins walk down the road to Jalan Sultan heart of Chinatown.

Bags have to be removed before 6 pm after check out.

The first time, I was amazed by the pretty old building, and the security was humble and good The room was very clean and tidy, and there was plenty of space inside for one or two people, similar to a dorm. The ceiling was high, and the AC worked so nice and cold, that from the morning until noon, I didn't need to turn on the AC. It felt cozy with the air, around my room. Maybe I will stay there again if I visit KL.

They are non-profit organizations, I can understand that. but overall, this place felt like home I love anything in this place, 20 minutes walking to Lot 10, easy to find , near the MRT and a bus stop

Massive room. Basic but clean. Felt very safe, friendly guards at front 24/7. Location not directly in center of anything, so very quiet but can be tricky if not to strong of a walker to get to bukit central. We prefer the walk to a noisy area though! Train station across the road.

Lots of mosquitoes in room, windows were left open prior to arrival. Bit run down, old building. Female Showers were cold, male bathroom was warm but had no working tap.

I really liked the location of this hostel. I loved how quiet and peaceful it was, despite being smack dab in the city. It was also really accessible in terms of public transport. It's nearby the major KL shopping hub, Bukit Bintang, so all of my basic needs were covered. I loved the spacious room, and how uncluttered and calming it was to come back to after a super busy day. Everything was clean and well-maintained, despite the rich history behind the property itself. I highly recommend this hostel to solo female travellers looking for a safe haven during their visit to Kuala Lumpur.

Nothing, I really did love everything about my stay here. If you want to be in peace and quiet after a long day in the city, come here.

Excellent location, almost in the center. Next by a subway station. Close to KL Sentral, Petronas, Pavilion, Merdeka. Clean room, toilet and shower. Pillow and towel were good. Drinking water, kettle in the kitchen. You can keep your luggage before a flight. Air con and fan are good but a bit noisy.

Super bad mattress, uncomfortable and even hurt my body! Pretty noisy even at night time, use earplugs. Some guests don’t care about quietness, nobody controls this point.

Hostel is in a beautiful old building, has an old-fashioned feel to it. The staff were welcoming, but quite hands off - after check in you are on your own. Room was large, comfortable and clean. Internet was fast. Good location - walking distance from three stations. There is construction work across the street but the noise didn't keep me awake. Small kitchen with a kettle and drinking water.

Very noisy because of the wooden floors. A little difficult to find - there's a small sign, but the building looks abandoned from the outside. I assumed, from the name, that this was a women's hostel, but there were men staying too and the bathrooms were not segregated.

Clean room with a comfortable bed, there was a wardrobe with hangers which is great for a longer stay. There is a small kitchen where you have a kettle and a microwave so you can save money by eating pot noodles and porridge! Clean bathrooms. Good location, very close to MRT and bus stops and to Chinatown. Close to a 7-11 too. Overall, great value for money!

The walls are very thin, could hear a neighbour snoring loudly but thankfully only for one night. There is construction going on across the road so you cannot sleep in, but nothing can be done about it.

This is a great property for single ladies or couples. The hostel has a lot of history of looking after women, and it has an attractive retro feel. The guard is nice, the staff and the manager too. I booked some more nights, as It is a perfect location for the MRT & China Town with AMAZING low-cost food. The internet was perfect as I teach online. Everything is accessible via the MRT which is next to the property. I would highly recommend staying here and when I return with my sister to KL, this will be our first choice.

Nothing. I would say the beds are a little basic. However, I'm not paying for 5* treatment 😆