Hotels met airconditioning in Seberang Jaya

Very nice staff. High comfort.

Very good breakfast buffet. Much choice. I booked it accidentally because it appeared when I was searching for a hotel in Penang. It's not in Penang but close. Traveling to Georgetown took quit a bit of time.

absolute aanrader! Sfeervolle inrichting, personeel heel vriendelijk en een goede locatie. Het ontbijt was een overdaad en heerlijk.

We stayed for 3 nights in a suite, which had every comfort you expect. Excellent bed, great shower, spacious room. Given that it is located in a UNESCO protected building there are limitations to what can be changed to the building. The room is fairly noisy as it only has single glass and parts did not have glass at all (only wooden panels). Earplugs are foreseen as the hotel staff is aware of the problem. Across the street there is a very lively street food bar which has live music going...

Zeer netjes en heel vriendelijk personeel. Goede voorzieningen en leuke omgeving. Historische panden en goede restaurants. Ook restaurant hotel is uitstekend. Zeer aangenaam verblijf in Penang.

We stayed in The Millen for 3 days, everything was excellent,the suite, the breakfast but specifically the service

Mooi en knusse verblijf met een flink dosis geschiedenis.Uitstekend service en geweldig ligging.

This hotel is so wonderful! As soon as you check in the friendly staffs takes care of you in every single way without any pressure. On our trip in Malaysia, this staff was by far the friendliest we've experienced. Our room was beautiful, clean and authentic. It isn't an impersonal room like you get in most hotels, but a room full of character and style. I actually dont want to tell the crowd how great it is to preserve the uniqueness of this place, but the staff deserves all the accolades.

Our stay at Cheong Fatt Tze - The Blue Mansion was one of the highlights of our time in George Town. This extraordinary heritage property is far more than a hotel; it is a living piece of history. The beautifully restored mansion, with its iconic indigo-blue façade, offers a unique glimpse into Penang’s rich multicultural past and the remarkable legacy of Cheong Fatt Tze, often referred to as the “Rockefeller of the East.”