L'appartamento si trova in ottima posizione, perfettamente nel centro storico della città, aveva una buona dotazione di elettrodomestici, condizionatori d'aria in ogni ambiente e ventole da soffitto. Letti comodi e puliti. Host gentile e disponibile.

Non si tratta di una casa "old style" bensì di una casa "old": immaginate quel garage in cui stipate arredi e oggetti che non volete più in casa ma che siete troppo pigri per conferire in discarica. Questo non pregiudica la vivibilità della casa ma si deve essere consapevoli di quello che si troverà.

For many Malaysians, this place is like taking a trip back to our childhood. The furniture, the decors and the styling, all those whimsical items reminds us of grandma's house. It is cute, and very nostalgic.

One of the AC on the second floor don't work, so it is actually kind of hot, even when the other AC is blowing directly at the bed, we are still prone to sweat. Another common issue with old houses like this, while it is cute and nostalgic-ish, it is not going to be squeaky clean, there will be dust here and there. Also this place is really at the heart of heritage area, and while it is not directly an issue of the house, mind you it will get seriously noisy during the day, with all the tourists chatting and children shouting, and tricycles blasting EDMs and noisy music up till nearly 9PM.

We loved this quirky home😍 It was perfectly located right amongst the happening area of Georgetown. Easy walk to many of the highlights in the area. It does have a steep staircase and probably not suitable for young children. It is also situated right between two mosques, which start up around 5am, ok for us as we are early rises, and no fault of the property. Would definitely stay again.

Fantastic responsiveness from owner, a little like a vintage curios museum inside, walking distance to everything and right in the heart of Armenian Street, great air conditioning in sleeping and living spaces and fans in all spaces, comfortable bed and linens supplied.

It was noisy! And not just the amplified megaphones from the local mosques’ minarets starting at dawn that other reviewers have mentioned but the amplified techno beats music from the rickshaw drivers drumming up business in the street right below the windows (mercifully only until about 9:15pm each night). Internet was not working when we got there but Chee Leong got straight on to it and booked contractors to come and fix it.