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70, Jalan Hang Kasturi, Taman Kota Laksamana, 75200 Melaka
A rimba hidden in Jonker area! It is a unit at one of the street near Jonker street.. converted to a rustic and nature feel kind of home.. very walkable to Jonker street.. can fit up to 14 pax.. very suitable for group reunion.. need to park at a parking spot 5 minutes walk from the place.. once parked, don't bother using car anymore as Jonker street is just around the corner!
Overall lovely place to stay with big groups. We went with a group of 8 and occupied all three private rooms and part of the main room. There is air-conditioning in all rooms except for the common/living area downstairs. Main downside is that mosquitoes can still enter your rooms as some of the walls have holes, mostly near the toilet area so you may find a mosquito or two in your rooms. Slightly manageable if you let down the curtains that separates the toilet area from the bed but you will still find 1 or 2 mosquitoes when you're using the toilet or showering. Would recommend to bring mosquito repellant. Good location as the villa is 2 mins walk away to Jonker Street. However, the beds near the window in the main room are exposed to loud noises from outside, as occasionally you have people going home from the bars or tuktuks driving past with their music blasting. May suggest noise cancelling ear plugs to help if you're staying in the main room.
Only suitable for those who appreciate an old rustic house. There is a small swimming pool, ideal for children under 6 years old. The location is close to Jonker street and within walking distance of other tourist attractions. However, we had to pay RM30 per car per night for parking, which was about a 5-minute walk from the house. When we checked in, the housekeeping team was still cleaning the house, and an aunty from housekeeping remained downstairs until 4:15 PM. However, we were not disturbed as we were resting in our rooms. The staircase handrail is only on one side—I would suggest installing it on both sides for the safety of young children and elderly guests when using the stairs.









