Hotels With spa in Johor, Malaysia

"I checked into a 'Tropical View King Room' at this hotel on September 28th. I had certain expectations for a 5-star resort, but the actual experience was quite disappointing and definitely didn't live up to its supposed star rating. The overall quality fell significantly short of what a 5-star hotel should offer. Considering the price of over MYR 800 per night, this stay was truly unsatisfying and certainly not good value for money. During check-in, there was only one official staff member at the front desk, accompanied by someone who seemed to be an intern. There were other guests checking in before me, and the staff member was processing a couple's check-in, which was an incredibly slow process. I ended up waiting for about 10 minutes before it was my turn. For a 5-star resort costing over MYR 800 per night, such inefficient check-in procedures and seemingly insufficient front desk staffing are unacceptable. Guests paying a high price shouldn't have to experience waiting in line at the front desk. The room was on the 3rd floor, approximately 42 square meters. The toilet and bathroom were separate, which in itself wasn't an issue. However, the privacy design between the toilet and the room was utterly baffling – you have to adjust the curtain above the bathtub, otherwise, almost everything inside the toilet is directly visible from the room. Even more unacceptable was that the so-called 'curtain' didn't truly solve the privacy and light-blocking issues. When the toilet light was on at night, the light still seeped through the curtain into the room, significantly affecting the sleep of guests accustomed to sleeping in complete darkness. If this design is considered a standard for a 5-star resort room, it's truly incomprehensible. Now, about the balcony. The 'view' was nothing to write home about. The balcony primarily overlooked trees and a large artificial green carpet outside. During my stay, I even saw two staff members outside the balcony inspecting a drainage outlet or dealing with similar facility issues. Guests pay for a so-called resort view room, only to face staff walking around outside their window, which severely compromises any sense of privacy. Even more disappointing was the presence of ants on the balcony, and the metal railing showed clear signs of rust. For a hotel positioning itself as 5-star with a price tag exceeding MYR 800 per night, these details reveal a maintenance level that makes it difficult to feel any sense of luxury. The pool wasn't particularly large either. For a hotel that focuses on the resort experience, if the public facilities aren't outstanding, then the rooms, views, service, and overall maintenance should be even more impeccable. Unfortunately, this stay did not convey that to me. The breakfast, however, was quite good, which was one of the few satisfying aspects of this stay. In summary: The biggest takeaway from this stay is that the price is 5-star, but the actual experience falls far short of what a 5-star standard should be. For over MYR 800 per night, guests expect excellent facilities, good maintenance, comfortable sleep, sufficient privacy, and service commensurate with the price. However, from check-in efficiency, room privacy design, lighting issues, balcony view, cleanliness details, facility maintenance, to the overall resort atmosphere, I didn't feel that the price was justified. Specifically, the toilet light affecting sleep, lack of privacy on the balcony, presence of ants, rusty railings, and staff activity outside the balcony – individually, these might not be fatal flaws. But when they all appear simultaneously in a room at a supposed 5-star resort costing over MYR 800 per night, the overall experience becomes extremely disappointing. To put it bluntly: if you just look at the hotel's pricing, it certainly has the appearance of a 5-star hotel; but if you truly measure it by the guest experience, I can only say it's '5-star pricing, with far from a 5-star experience.' Unless the hotel can significantly improve its room privacy design, facility maintenance, service efficiency, and overall management, I personally believe that at this price point, it offers no discernible value, and I have no intention of returning."

"It’s a big hotel, good one based on location. KSL City Mall is 600m by walk, many other mall, KK, Seven eleven and restaurants are there. Heavy and large amounts of buffet breakfast during weekends. Only one negative side is the flush button. You need to press until it gets flushed after toilet for more than 45 seconds which I finds very bothering. Otherwise it’s an old hotel but it has maintained well like new carpet, no bad odor. So except the toilet flush everything is good. And the breakfast is excellent"

"This was my second time staying at New York Hotel. This time, I stayed in a Family Room. We originally had three people, and after added an extra bed. The price was still quite reasonable, and breakfast was included, which was a good value. The breakfast was one of the highlights of my stay. There were many choices, including local Malaysian favourites such as roti prata, nasi lemak, porridge, and more. I really enjoyed having so many different options. My favourite part of the hotel is definitely the indoor swimming pool. The hotel also has a gym and jacuzzi, which are great facilities for relaxing and enjoying some downtime. The Family Room was very spacious, and the view was beautiful. The location is also convenient, making it easy to get around and access nearby places. However, there are still some areas that need improvement. The shower mat was quite dirty, which was disappointing. Also, out of the three towels provided, two of them had a very strong unpleasant smell. I hope the hotel can pay more attention to the cleanliness and freshness of the towels and bathroom items. Another thing I found inconvenient was that there were only two charging sockets in the room, and one of them was located in the bathroom. For a family room, I think having more charging points would be much more convenient for guests. Overall, I still enjoyed my stay because of the spacious room, beautiful view, good breakfast, indoor swimming pool, gym and jacuzzi. However, I hope the hotel can improve the cleanliness of the bathroom items, the smell of the towels, and provide more convenient charging points."

"Hotel Nusa CT offers budget-friendly stays near Legoland, with spacious rooms and basic amenities. Staff are generally helpful, though cleanliness and maintenance vary. Some rooms show wear, and facilities could use upgrades. Good for short stays if you are not expecting luxury. Convenient location and free parking are definite pluses."