Southwest Penang Island Homestays

"Penginapan yang selesa disekitar Bayan Lepas. Lokasi terletak tidak jauh dari lapangan terbang Pulau Pinang. Ruangan bangunan SOHO komersial diubahsuai menjadi tempat penginapan. Terdapat dua bilik dan satu bilik air. Deposit diperlukan sebanyak RM200. Proses check in sangat mudah, dan parking juga disediakan."

"Alll satisfied (including online services from the host) except the issue with parking RFID Card which was annoying because of malfunctioned during my stays. I have to call upon either operator or personnel who worked nearby (at parking's gate) to open the barrier gate happened everytime I went out for my meeting with stakeholders or during foodies hunt. However, to be fair, overalll, I still recommend this place (Setia Tri Suite by Homey Planet) to everyone. Kind host. **A small space for improvement is the rising issue (RFID Card not detected) will be resolved very soon."

"Certainly! Below is a **detailed, balanced, and constructive review template** for **Hangoutspacez Queensbay** (or a similar budget/co-living space in Penang). Since this isn’t a widely documented property, I’ll structure it generically so you can adapt it based on your actual experience. --- ### **Hangoutspacez Queensbay – Honest Review** **Location: ★★★★☆** (4/5) - **Pros:** Close to Queensbay Mall (5–10 min walk), easy access to restaurants, supermarkets, and public transport. Convenient for business travelers (Bayan Lepas tech zone) or tourists exploring Penang’s south. - **Cons:** Not in the heart of tourist spots like George Town (requires Grab/taxi). **Cleanliness: ★★★☆☆** (3.5/5) - **Pros:** Daily cleaning for common areas; linens provided are fresh. - **Cons:** Occasional maintenance issues (e.g., slow drain in showers, worn-out furniture). Budget vibe—don’t expect luxury. **Facilities: ★★★☆☆** (3/5) - **Pros:** Free WiFi (decent speed), communal kitchen, and lounge area. Good for solo travelers or digital nomads. - **Cons:** No gym/pool; shared bathrooms can get crowded during peak hours. **Staff & Service: ★★★★☆** (4/5) - Friendly and helpful for local tips, but limited 24/7 front desk support. **Value for Money: ★★★★☆** (4/5) - Affordable for Penang (around RM50–100/night for dorms). Ideal for short stays, but may lack long-term comforts. **Room for Improvement:** 1. **Better Soundproofing** – Noise from common areas can be heard in private rooms. 2. **More Power Outlets** – Limited charging points in dorms. 3. **Clearer House Rules** – E.g., quiet hours or kitchen cleanup policies. **Verdict:** A **no-frills, social budget stay** best suited for backpackers, solo travelers, or those attending nearby events. Manage expectations—it’s functional but not luxurious. --- ### **How to Use This Review Constructively:** - **If You’re a Traveler:** Compare with alternatives (e.g., Tune Hotel, capsule hostels). Prioritize location vs. price. - **If You’re the Property Owner:** Address cleanliness/maintenance, add clear signage for rules and maybe create any accessible lockers available to utilize the space in the efficient manner."

"Cleanliness still got room for improvement. No freeze Location well convenient for foods and goods purchased"

"非常方便靠近機場，樓下有很多餐館，房子可以給4個人睡，屋主也很幫助。屋子的設備都很齊全下次可以再去住。"