Malacca Hotels & Travel Guide

Jonker Boutique Hotel is a charming boutique hotel with quaint rooms and spectacular service, all in the ever so exciting Jonker Walk vicinity. Read More...

Equatorial Hotel in Malacca, is a five-star property offering newly-refurbished rooms and a plethora of dining options in an attractive and convenient location. Read More...

Hatten Hotel Malacca is a modern four-star accommodation in the city centre, with easy access to top shopping malls and tourist attractions. Read More...

The Baba House in Malacca is a fascinating boutique hotel providing Old World charms together with easy access to Jonker Walk and other local famous tourist attractions. Read More...

For a great introduction to the region of Macau, visit the Macau Gallery, which showcases little-known history and culture of the interesting country for all ages to enjoy. Read More...

Offering inexpensive computer accessories and a wide array of trendy woman fashion, the centrally-located Hatten Square Shoppes and Suites is a place suitable for the whole family to enjoy. Read More...

Head on to Kedai Kopi Chung Wah if you would like a taste of one of the most celebrated Malacca dishes of all time – chicken rice balls! Read More...

Coral Wonderland Malacca is Malaysia’s first coral park, with Asia’s longest touch pool and the country’s longest coral aquarium. Suitable for both kids and adults with activities and quizzes all throughout the park! Read More...

The location of one of the first Malay sultanates, Malacca is Malaysia’s unofficial historical capital. Read More...

Enjoy a variety of hotels in Malacca that range from budget hotels to international standard resorts. Get instant confirmation of hotel rooms to ensure and guarantee a comfortable place to stay. Read More...

These tours enable you to experience the historical richness of Malacca, the starting point where the country known as Malaysia was formed. Read More...

Malacca is a small, friendly city that with many eye-catching sights and attractive modern establishments. Read More...

Malacca's rich Peranakan culture has given birthed to a variety of delicious food that is spicy and sweet, referred to as 'Nyonya' food. Read More...

Despite being a small town, you'll be surprised just how much the action heats up at night in certain spots around the city. Read More...

Malacca is most famous for its sale of antiques when it comes to shopping. However, there is a fine balance with modern shops and malls if you're looking for designer brands Read More...

Malaysia's 'Pearl of the Orient' carries a natural beauty and cultural splendour like no other place. Its name comes from the Malay translation of betel nut - 'Pinang'. Read More...

In Malacca, you can still see the imprints of British, Dutch and Portuguese forces left behind in forts, museums, churches and towers. Visit Malacca for the cultural experience of a lifetime. Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions. Read More...

Jonker Street – the centre street of Chinatown – was once renowned for its antique shops. However over the years it has turned to clothing and crafts outlets as well as restaurants. Read More...

Malacca City plays host to attention-grabbing attractions as well as some of the most sumptuous cuisine in the region. Read More...

Situated on the outskirts of Malacca, about 15 km east of the town, Ayer Keroh – also known as Air Keroh – has quite a few contrived tourist attractions that are mostly deserted during the week. Read More...

Melaka Raya well-known as the definitive one-stop destination for a plethora of dining, entertainment, shopping and accommodation options. Read More...

Situated about 20 minutes from Malacca Town, the beach of Tanjung Kling used to play a significant part in the tourism industry. Read More...

Approximately 24km north of Melaka, a little off the road to Kuala Lumpur, is the countryside town of Alor Gajah. Read More...