Felda Residence Hot Springs

This is a very old complex. I was told on the phone that there were no 2-bedroom villas left, and I was forced to book a 3-bedroom. Upon arrival, I did not see any crowds of visitors, it's just that most of the villas are in a deplorable state and therefore abandoned, the hotel only maintains some of them in a half-dead state. The territory is huge, and it is cleaned quite well, all the bridges and paths are in order, and this is important - boiling water flows under them. The springs themselves are simply amazing, at first I did not understand what kind of strange pool with cold water was, it did not look presentable, but after visiting the hot pool I ran to the cold one, my heels sparkling. We really liked the springs with different water temperatures, and the friendly visitors. I can't say that the hotel staff were just as friendly, they just waited for us to buy something, and we were not warned that we need to carry cash with us. The villa is very worn out, in one bedroom the curtain fell on the floor, I hung it up myself somehow. The beds are hard, but at least they are clean. The shower in all the rooms worked, but one sink was clogged, the TV did not turn on at all, and the air conditioners were controlled by one remote control for the entire villa. But we came to the hot springs! The best thing is the private jacuzzi in the villa, we spent the whole evening around it, despite the rain and thunderstorm, we were very warm, but by 9 pm the water became so hot that it was impossible to even put our feet in it. Dinner in the only cafe was disappointing, the burger was inedible, the fish sticks stank, the only drink was good juice, and for beer I had to drive 15 km to the nearest 7-11. Breakfast was also terrible, they did not make us any scrambled eggs, and in general there was nothing to eat there except noodles and rice. In general, if you go there, take food with you, there is a kitchen in the villa. There is what they serve there, it is not tasty and unpleasant. And it is best to remember that you are going to the springs, and to enjoy them.