Muntri Mews

It is a historical building/. It is huge. It is well maintained and clean for what it is. A hotel room would be cleaner since it would be smaller and all the surfaces would be designed to be cleaned. But this is a historical heirloom. So a joy to stay here... despite my wife being more comfortable in a normal 5* hotel. Given the design of the 4 rooms per house. This would be a great meeting house for 4 sibiings and their families to meet and live in one house - yet have separate annexes.

My room was truly beautiful. It consisted of a sitting room with antique furniture and a sleeping room next to it, with a wooden panel separating the space. The sitting room was very spacious with a small fridge and kettle to make coffee (it would be good if they also provided tea). Downstairs the entire ground floor of the building is full of lovely antique furniture and sitting areas for the guests to enjoy. The hotel is located on a road that did not have a lot of car traffic compared to some other streets in Georgetown. The cafe/restaurant attached the hotel serves tasty meals. The hotel staff were very friendly. There are plenty of restaurants and food within minutes of the hotel, but that would be the case for any hotel in Georgetown. The Red Garden Food Paradise, an undercover area with lots of food stalls, is about a 5 minute walk away. Shout out to the Florist cafe next door that has a dark sesame latte! It was delicious. There are a few issues to highlight, that come with the age of the building. There is an air con in the sitting room. Because the ceiling in the sitting room is so high,you need the fans in both rooms on high to keep the room cool. The fan in the bedroom was not a ceiling fan, but attached to a wall, and as such there was the constant whir of the fans. I don’t mind the sound of fans, so it was ok for me. The two windows in the room have stain glass panels above them which let in light early in the morning. So bring an eye mask if you need a dark room, like myself, to sleep. The door to the bathroom is like swinging a French style wooden door and when it swings back to close it made an annoyingly loud clang. I can see that they have tried to put some rubber around the edges to absorb some of the impact but it is not working. And lastly the hot water was tepid at best.

The room was quite large and spacious which was great for a stay of 03 days. The hotel was very central, in the heart of Georgetown and within walking distance to where we wanted to go. We has a relaxing stay and after a whole days walking about, it was great to come back to a clean and comfortable room.

Loved the colonial furniture and our spacious room Also a particular male staff member in charge of food service . I require a gluten free diet and he was very helpful with ensuring I received meals that met my requirements . Breakfast and dinner was great

We stayed at the Loft Suite which was located across the road from the main building, in one of the traditional heritage Peranakan homes. Even though It was 1 of the 4 suites nestled in the premises, it was massive with a lounge, dining area, 2 bathrooms, and 3 king/queen beds, including 1 shared bed in the attic. The children loved the space and we all enjoyed the unique decoration or theme. The staff were extremely helpful, friendly and welcoming (Linda, Nini and Ayu). They even prepared a welcome afternoon tea with the Nyonya delicacies.