Hotels near Hidden Maze in Johor Bahru

Love the people at the front desk, they are always so happy and friendly. Check-in took a bit longer than usual but the staff were very apologetic. I stayed in the Urban room at level 12 facing the highway and river. To my surprise it was rather quiet I can’t really hear the traffic. Morning breakfast at level 6 was pretty crowded. The next morning I just went down earlier and it was great. The girls at breakfast were always happy to welcome us… keep it up 👍

Love the location of this hotel easily excess to many areas. Check in was very fast n smooth , staffs was friendly. B’fast wash good .The room is clean and specious ,Am happy to have an ironing board in the room too.

cleanliness is soso, bedsheets, towels and blankets were washed with perfumed scented detergent. Noticeable small stains were seen but it was mostly due to age so it was acceptable. However the toilet bowl had stains in it which was quite disgusting 😅 location was good as it was close to many food stores and coffee shops. Parking was okay as there were many lots (for singaporeans who drive in). but be careful not to park at certain lots which required you to pay. Staff was friendly for the one who served me when i checked in didnt get her name but saw many reviews there were certain unfriendly staff which im thankful i didnt kena 😅 Overall the hotel was worthed the price paid for a night stay! just a little far from the customs 🫤 for mummies with babies theres a shop nearby where you can shop for your kids!

Overall it's good place to stay for short trip but my room had disfunction socket and loose socket, my room had leaking and moldy ceiling also stain blanket. But the front office service always friendly and helpful

Location is good. However, like the other reviews, not for the light sleepers as the door is not sound proof. Toilet has a smell coming out. Good for the price paid

Stayed at this location over the weekend with my family. Had the family suite, rooms were spacious and nicely done up. Room had only 2 wall sockets near the TV. Staff was every friendly, and was able to provide some recommendations around the area. The water dispensing machine at every floor was very convenient. My only issue was we could hear people singing (probably from next unit karaoke) late at night. Warning note - Those parking in the number lots; you might wanna put the parking coupons as we saw lots of cars getting summons next morning.

This was a staycation and we booked an executive twin with ‘2 large single beds’ as advertised, but the room was very small, so were the beds. Although rather well-appointed in terms of furnishings, there just isn’t quite enough space for 2 adults and a pre-teen child to roam. The tv is also smaller usual. There is no breakfast provided but the street that the hotel is located at has some options, but not where I would go for breakfast. The Mount Austin theme park is nearby, but if that’s where you’re heading, I’d assume you would like more space and comfort to chill out after an entire day of play.

Pretty decent hotel. The location is amazing since it's in the Austin area. Infinite good food here. Everything is in walking distance. Breakfast choices are decent, can surely be improved by having more choices. The decorations can too be improved, the hotel is blessed with too much space, thus this is something they can think hard on to fill in all the blanks. Else it looked empty and sad. Price wise and hotel room is good. Will still recommend this place mainly due to the amazing location.

Good for price!!! Spacious room, normal design, hot water and refillable drinking water! Towel smells really good. Definitely come to stay again as it’s really affordable. No fridge but receptionist helped to keep our frozen item! Tqsm

I walked into the cheap 2 star hotel like any other ordinary day, hoping for an ordinary early night sleep. At the reception counter, I stood to wait for the receptionist to realise I was there. Finally, she looked up, and recognised me. She smiled. I said, wondering to myself what else I might be doing there, that I am checking in, while handing her my identity card. She said, with a big smile as if trying to be sweet, ”Again?” I couldn't help myself. ”Well, I didn't come here to see you!” She sort of laughed at my comment. I think she tried to figure out whether she should be embarrassed or not. I just wanted her to give me my room key. She spent a good few minutes tapping into the keyboard, checking against my identity card. As each minute passed, I thought I should be getting closer to getting my room card. I needed the toilet, quite soon. She offered me a room with no window. I asked whether I could get a room with a window. She then offered me a room with a single bed. I asked if I could get a room with a double bed. Then she said the rooms with double beds are all taken. I said, fine, I'll have the room with the window then. She said those are also all taken. This is when I began to think this must be an ordinary day. Because this is an ordinary conversation. Because ordinary conversations involve ordinary people and ordinary people are just stup*d. She then said the room rate will be some amount. I said fine. I really needed to use the toilet to let go of my ordinary sh*t, by then. She then realised I had already booked online for a room and she had just wasted the last 15 minutes looking for a room that was already allocated to me. There was absolutely no need to look for a double bed, windowed or unwindowed room. Someone else had already done the job. She's not an ugly girl. Big eyes, sharp chin, small frame, an average height. But her makeup was so thick she must have applied them with a rather big paintbrush or a mini-roller. You could easily tell she was hiding some bad skin and that she aspires to be whiter than humanly possible. I am sure makeup comes in many colours but surely milky white is not one of them? Or maybe 'Curd and Whey'. Or, dried up plaster of paris? What do I know. I got my room key. She fiddled with the credit card machine but it's so ordinarily dull, my mind had turned off by then. It had had enough of trying to observe the insipidly mundane. Either that, or it was having a mini-seizure induced by the dullness of this clumsy, unprepared, caked-face, long haired girl, who clearly preferred to be somewhere else fixing her long nails. I felt sad for her though. As she must have felt sad for me too. Here I am, in a certified two-star hotel, alone in a strange city, late at night, eager to go straight into my room to take a big smelly dump. And there she was, struggling to do a simple task at a simple job, hoping that someone decent would marry her soon, clearly for her looks and