2-Star Hotels in Johor, Malaysia

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, with all the necessary amenities. The staff were friendly, professional, and always ready to help. The location was convenient, close to attractions and transport. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I would happily stay here again.

It was my first time choosing to stay at this hotel. I booked 3 rooms but one of the rooms (double room) had cockroach 🪳 nymph crawling up the headboard area of the bed which was not a good experience. The other rooms of ours were fine. Wish the hotel can be more flexible when it comes to checking in. Instead of sticking strictly to 2pm for check-in, if the rooms are indeed ready and available for check-in, early check-in for guests would be greatly appreciated. Will certainly reconsider carefully the next time regarding staying at this hotel. The above are consolidated views from my group of friends staying in the various rooms.

The location is good. Surrounding full with restaurants. And 5 mins walk to Sutera Mall

Beautiful, spacious, and comfortable house with a lovely night view. Plenty of eateries nearby.

Never expect the hotel to exceed my expectation. Thought solo so no need to spend so much but the location, overall vibe is great.

Clean room. Worth the price you pay. Convenient store nearby. Recommend you to stay here

H3 hotel is a budget hotel in Yong Peng. The accommodation is comfortable, cleanliness acceptable. ⭕ car parking space provided. ❌ no electric kettle, no lift(quite a problem if the room is on the higher floor).

Parking outside the hotel was scarce and hard to find. The room's wooden floor felt sticky and wasn't very clean. The shower space in the bathroom was cramped, and the water pressure was low. The hairdryer borrowed from the front desk was hit or miss, likely due to a faulty cable. Soundproofing in the room wasn't great, and I could often hear noise from outside. On the plus side, there was free breakfast in the morning, but unfortunately, there were no eggs left after 9 AM.

Went with 4 kids. House big enough. 3 bedrooms. Master room was big and spacious. With a floor mattress. a king size bed and attached toilet. 2 common bedrooms. 1 room with a king/queen size bed and single size bed. The other room with 1 king/queen size bed. Living room has a sofa bed. Possible for 1 pax to sleep comfortably. Toilet looks old. And master bedroom toilet has an odour. Quite bad. No complains about sound. But heard one or two loud door slams only which i thought is okay because it happens at home as well. The wind, the kids, accidentally. Neighbours seems good. No noise from them and don't even bump into any. But from each room cannot hear each other. Morning around 530am will hear the morning prayers from one of the common bedroom that has 2 beds. The other rooms didnt hear it or perhaps deep asleep. Haha. And another prayer session around 430pm afternoon. Last about 30min. If very tired should be able to fall back to zzz again. My kids did. Towel has a smell. But we don't use as we use to bringing our own towels. I like that there is security counter but not to deposit your luggage prior check in. Anything just ask them and check in is very smooth. Instructions from owner was very clear and direct. Less than 5 min to check in. Early check in allowed at a charge if there's no guest prior. Very nice owners. Reply via whatsapp. And they provided small water bottles and coffee sachets. Quite surprise they do as most, doesn't provides. And a few trash bags .. good! Overall the stay was ok as we only sleep there. No other activities.

The location is near the border crossing, which is convenient since I arrived late in Malaysia from Singapore. It's only about a 10-minute walk. The service, however, was terrible. When I checked in, the front desk staff told me I had to pay a 10 ringgit tax per night. I was pretty sure I had already paid, so I contacted Trip.com to confirm, and they told me I didn't need to pay it. I sorted it out with the staff and managed to check in. But then, in the early hours of the morning, someone suddenly entered my room without knocking, pulled up the blinds without permission, and started arguing loudly. They saw me in my underwear but didn't seem to care. It was a truly embarrassing and humiliating experience.