Hotels near Terminal One Mall, Seremban
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8.0/10
Very Good98 reviews0.79km from Terminal One Mall
Wi-Fi in Public AreasFrom €20
8.8/10
Very Good900 reviews0.9km from Terminal One Mall
Outdoor swimming pool
Fitness RoomFrom €41
8.5/10
Very Good31 reviews0.42km from Terminal One Mall
Private parking
Luggage StorageFrom €29
From €12
7.6/10
Good150 reviews1.65km from Terminal One Mall
Public parkingWi-Fi in Public AreasFrom €10
8.2/10
Very Good37 reviews1.4km from Terminal One Mall
Private parking
Taxi booking serviceFrom €11
8.7/10
Very Good218 reviews1.5km from Terminal One Mall
Private parkingLuggage StorageFrom €37
7.9/10
Good206 reviews1.57km from Terminal One Mall
Outdoor swimming poolPrivate parkingFrom €33
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9.4/10
Amazing
AAnonymous UserA retreat into nature less than 1.5hrs from KL. Start with a serene drive leading to Pantai then turn left to the narrow road deep into the forest where all the villas are located. Kairos Villa is the only one with the paranormal view over the beautiful forest. My 1st feeling is like I am returning home. Beautiful home built with the generous use of local and Brazilan wood, 2 floors of wraparound terrace where we hung out most of the time to relax, detox from the e-world, catch the morning dew and sunset views in crisp air with a gentle flow of breeze. As this was an ex bird nests structure / the ventilation of the whole house is superb.
An accessibility room at the ground floor with shared indoor and outdoor kitchen, outside BBQ area. Here you have access to the organic garden. 1st floor there are 3 rooms with its own en suite bathroom, private balcony. At the landing a common seating area comfortably furnished. 2nd floor is the repeat of the same. The designer looking chairs esp just invite you to sink in to read a book. Seating area is so welcoming - rich wooden floor that is smooth and shiny, wood panel walls with eccentric paintings and photos.
Impressed that the whole house is so clean - I was walking about bare footed and no dirt not even at the balcony. About the only villa that welcome dogs. Local breakfast is served; unlimited tea, coffee and fresh spring water in the kitchen.
Rooms: Our room named Peace is sufficiently furnished with both fan, air conditioning, private balcony facing a green hill, 2 bottles of fresh spring water. The bathroom is basic with toilet and shower.
Food and drinks: Local Malaysian breakfast is provided. Plan to bring your own lunch and dinner. There is a double door fridge, oven, microwave, air fryer, gas stove with all utensils for cooking and dinning. Bonus is the garden has four angle beans, chili paid, pandan leave. The host let us use their extensive sauces and seasonings.
9.3/10
Great
GGuest UserWhat's the scariest thing when you're alone in a foreign land? It's not loneliness, nor unfamiliarity, but uncertainty. However, from the moment I booked this hotel, all my anxious uncertainties vanished. The staff service, the environment, and the hotel's shuttle service (it costs money, but it's much more reliable than frantically hailing a taxi yourself) were all impeccable. Especially Manager Fu and Xiao Li, they completely eliminated any sense of insecurity I had in this foreign place. Their various thoughtful reminders and meticulous service almost made me feel a bit embarrassed. I will definitely choose this hotel for concerts in Nanjing this year – it's so convenient! I hope to share a room with fellow B-friends from all over the country.
KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Residensi by Avery【24-hour operation】+【15-minute drive to KLIA】
Klia/Sepang, Bandar Baru Enstek
Price per night from:€33
8.9/10
Very Good
CChor BadrHere’s a 150-word, santai-tone review with the reverse-psychology style you requested. Feel free to tweak anything, Badr:
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I recently stayed at a homestay in I SOHO @ i-City, Shah Alam, and overall it deserves a solid 4/5. The unit was clean, comfortable, and generally well-maintained. Location-wise, it’s great—right in the lively i-City area with easy access to shops and attractions.
Service was smooth, and the host responded promptly. Amenities were complete enough for a pleasant stay, from Wi-Fi to basic kitchen facilities.
However, I have to admit one thing: finding the unit was an adventure on its own. Even with the whatsapp guide, I still ended up circling the place more times than I’d like to admit. For younger, tech-savvy guests, it might be a breeze—but for someone around 50, it can get confusing fast. Honestly, if not for my child, I’d probably still be looking for the right block!
Homestay owner should provide the guide in PDF instead of cramping all the info in wasap.
Still, if you’re okay with a little “treasure hunt,” this place is worth it.
8.8/10
Very Good
LLizabethTanyaSharing our true review to help anyone interested to be more prepared to enjoy this place.
Positive:
The host is pleasant and helpful.
Overall, It’s a nice, modest place to get away from the city, and no cell connection means you are forced to disconnect. You can purchase a 3 days internet package for a small amount, but connection is poor. This is fine with us as we were happy to be disconnected but able to maintain limited connection to internet for essential things we needed to do.
Be prepared to get the most of your experience:
Prepare your own toiletries, slippers, package food to be comfortable because they provide only a small bottle of shower gel and 2 towels for each person. The kitchen is well equipped for a proper cooking but no condiments or cooking oil, only with a couple of instant coffee and tea bags.
No restaurants near by, difficult to get food, and no Grab cars come in to take you out. (So you have to drive or pay more for taxi they can help to call for you - the taxi drive is amazing man, though a little costly)
On our second day, we discovered a Chinese Villa nearby and ate at its restaurant (need to pre-book)
8.7/10
Very Good
GGuest UserPeaceful retreat in the hills of Pantai area. Basic amenities and owners have designed the lodge to be eco-friendly. We visited during the rainy season so didn’t get a chance to explore the jungle trek or waterfall but still enjoyed our time here. Ask for Mr Mohamad if you need a driver for transfer.
8.3/10
Very Good
FFaizzul ImanThis was my first time staying at Nilai Springs Resort, and I already expected it to be an old resort. However, the experience was a bit disappointing, especially upon arrival at night. The road leading to the hotel after the guard house was very dark, with no clear signage and no street lights, making it difficult to find the entrance.
When I arrived at the lobby, it looked quite nice and well-presented, possibly refurbished, which gave a better first impression. Check-in was smooth, and although I initially booked a Superior room, I upgraded to a Deluxe room because I wanted a bathtub.
Walking to the room, the hallway was very dimly lit, with only faint lighting, giving a rather gloomy feeling. Once inside the room, it was clear that the resort is very old. The furniture looked extremely outdated, the bathroom fixtures were worn out, some pipes looked like they were about to break, and the bathtub was not clean. The drain for the bathtub was also broken and could not be turned properly. The room lighting was very dull, and the room was not soundproof at all—I could clearly hear other guests opening and closing doors and talking.
That said, the room was very spacious, which was a plus, especially since my child could run around comfortably. Still, the overall atmosphere at night felt dark and deserted, making the hotel feel rather eerie, as if not many guests were staying there.
In my opinion, the rooms really need a full refurbishment.
The next morning during breakfast, I finally saw many guests around, mostly foreigners, including Chinese and Korean tourists. The breakfast was good and delicious, especially the pastries. All the pastries tasted excellent—honestly better than some five-star hotels.
The swimming pool area was another highlight. The pools are huge and there are several of them. The kids really enjoyed playing there. However, part of the children’s pool looked dirty and clearly needs better maintenance.
Only during the daytime did I fully appreciate the surroundings of the hotel. The view was beautiful, as the resort is surrounded by a golf course. Unfortunately, at night, the area feels very dark and gloomy. Adding more lighting around the hotel would greatly improve the overall experience.
Overall, this hotel has so much potential. With proper refurbishment and better maintenance, especially in the rooms and lighting, it could be a really great resort.
8.1/10
Very Good
GGuest UserThere's a Jusco nearby, I didn't expect to find one overseas – maybe it's just behind the hotel?
Facilities: I'd say they're on par with a budget hotel back home.
Cleanliness: The biggest complaint is that they don't provide slippers. I was surprised by that! I can understand not having toothbrushes and toothpaste.
Environment: It's okay, I guess. The Wi-Fi signal is only decent at the front desk; anywhere else, it's pretty useless.
7.9/10
Good
AAnonymous UserFacilities of the house is tip top. The weakness is parking space where customers need to park beside of the building. which is far away from the lobby.
6.9/10
JJovonneHad an amazing stay at the villa!
It felt extra homely because Rosslee and his colleagues were so friendly and welcoming. Food was great (especially mashed potatoes), with Rosslee double-hatting as the chef. Was initially worried about the accessibility of food so we prepped instant food in case we got hungry at night.. but we were so well fed throughout the stay. If you love snacking like us, just buy some snacks & drinks before driving up since there isn’t any convenience stores nearby.
This villa is literally within the nature, on a secluded mountain, so manage your own expectations on mosquitoes & bugs. Did some homework and prepared some mosquito repellents and coils prior to checking in. Also try to check in during the day as the drive up can be intimidating after sun sets.
Soundproofing in the room isn’t the best too but isn’t it quite amazing how they can build this villa on the mountains already?
Overall 10/10 stay for hubby and I!
5.3/10
GGuest UserThe hotel's location is close to KTM Seremban, but only after I booked for two nights did I learn from my Grab driver that this hotel has many guests from Vietnam. I felt scared even when trying to sleep at night because I heard all sorts of loud noises outside my room, and I'm a woman. There's no elevator for three floors, and towels and soap were given at check-in, not provided in the room as is usual in hotels. When I opened the room door, I was shocked to find only a tray with a roll of toilet paper on the table – no cups, no glasses, no mineral water, let alone coffee or tea sachets. The air conditioner was too cold with no remote, so I had to turn off the switch when I couldn't stand the cold anymore. The floor creaked when I walked, and so did the bed, which made me feel eerie staying here, and I couldn't wait for morning. Overall, I really regret it and only slept one night. I will not be staying at this hotel again.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average price of a hotel in Seremban this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Seremban this weekend is €108 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is €228 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Seremban this weekend typically cost €130 per night.
How much do hotels in Seremban cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Seremban during weekdays is €99 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around €199 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Seremban generally cost €93 per night on weekdays.
What are the best places to stay in Seremban?
Some of the best places to stay in Seremban are near popular attractions like Taman Tasik Seremban and Seremban State Mosque, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
What are the top hotels in Seremban near Taman Tasik Seremban?
Some of the top hotels in Seremban near Taman Tasik Seremban include Royale Chulan Seremban (from €46), Klana Resort Seremban (from €40) and D&F Boutique Hotel Era Square (from €19), all offering easy access to Taman Tasik Seremban, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
What are some of the best hotels in Seremban?
The most popular Seremban hotels for your stay: Royale Chulan Seremban (from €46), D&F Boutique Hotel Seremban 2 (from €31) and KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Residensi by Avery【24-hour operation】+【15-minute drive to KLIA】 (from €53) are the preferred hotels.
Which hotels in Seremban are pet friendly?
Hakka Villa (from €208) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
Which hotels in Seremban are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Nilai Springs Resort Hotel (from €43), Jam Hotel Nilai (from €10) and Ash Hotel (from €11) provide highly rated spa services.
Which hotels in Seremban have swimming pools?
Royale Chulan Seremban (from €46), KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Residensi by Avery【24-hour operation】+【15-minute drive to KLIA】 (from €53) and Klana Resort Seremban (from €40) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
What hotels in Seremban offer an especially good breakfast ?
Royale Chulan Seremban (from €46),Klana Resort Seremban (from €40) and Nilai Springs Resort Hotel (from €43) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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