Hotel Dengan spa di Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

This was my first time staying at Nilai Springs Resort, and I already expected it to be an old resort. However, the experience was a bit disappointing, especially upon arrival at night. The road leading to the hotel after the guard house was very dark, with no clear signage and no street lights, making it difficult to find the entrance. When I arrived at the lobby, it looked quite nice and well-presented, possibly refurbished, which gave a better first impression. Check-in was smooth, and although I initially booked a Superior room, I upgraded to a Deluxe room because I wanted a bathtub. Walking to the room, the hallway was very dimly lit, with only faint lighting, giving a rather gloomy feeling. Once inside the room, it was clear that the resort is very old. The furniture looked extremely outdated, the bathroom fixtures were worn out, some pipes looked like they were about to break, and the bathtub was not clean. The drain for the bathtub was also broken and could not be turned properly. The room lighting was very dull, and the room was not soundproof at all—I could clearly hear other guests opening and closing doors and talking. That said, the room was very spacious, which was a plus, especially since my child could run around comfortably. Still, the overall atmosphere at night felt dark and deserted, making the hotel feel rather eerie, as if not many guests were staying there. In my opinion, the rooms really need a full refurbishment. The next morning during breakfast, I finally saw many guests around, mostly foreigners, including Chinese and Korean tourists. The breakfast was good and delicious, especially the pastries. All the pastries tasted excellent—honestly better than some five-star hotels. The swimming pool area was another highlight. The pools are huge and there are several of them. The kids really enjoyed playing there. However, part of the children’s pool looked dirty and clearly needs better maintenance. Only during the daytime did I fully appreciate the surroundings of the hotel. The view was beautiful, as the resort is surrounded by a golf course. Unfortunately, at night, the area feels very dark and gloomy. Adding more lighting around the hotel would greatly improve the overall experience. Overall, this hotel has so much potential. With proper refurbishment and better maintenance, especially in the rooms and lighting, it could be a really great resort.

Had a wonderful stay at Avillion Port Dickson. The resort offers a peaceful atmosphere with beautiful sea views, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. The room was clean and comfortable, and the sunset view from the balcony was absolutely stunning. The staff were warm and welcoming. Overall, a great experience and highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing beach getaway. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

3rd time stay AnCasa. Just a few minutes walk to the beach, swimming pool open until 10pm, there are slides for kids. The living room and bedrooms are spacious and comfortable.

We had a very pleasant stay at Lexis Hibiscus Port Dickson. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable, and everything was well prepared when we arrived. The service was good and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The resort itself is beautiful, especially the sea view and private pool, and there are plenty of activities to enjoy within the resort. The only downside is the location. It is quite far from the town and nearby attractions, so if you want to go out for food or sightseeing, you will normally need to take a Grab. The Grab fare is reasonable, but it is something to consider when planning your stay. The breakfast was decent with a reasonable variety of food, and overall we enjoyed our stay. For a relaxing resort getaway, especially with family or as a couple, I would definitely recommend Lexis Hibiscus.

Perhaps due to the sea in Port Dickson not being as blue or clear as it once was, there weren't many guests, so the hotel proactively upgraded us to a better-located overwater villa. The quiet and comfortable environment provided us with a rare moment of relaxation. The room had a strong design aesthetic and good furnishings, though the facilities were a bit dated, which speaks to the high quality of the original renovation. There are pavilions along the walkway, perfect for watching the sunset.

We stayed for 9 nights, a family of 4. This is a very decent hotel, we have no complaints whatsoever. The food is tasty and quite varied. The rooms are visibly a bit dated, but everything works and is in good repair. Upon check-in, we found the safe wasn't working. We reported it to reception, and they fixed it within half an hour. There aren't many people in the hotel. The main influx is on Saturday and Sunday when people come from Kuala Lumpur for the weekend. The beach is an 8-minute walk away. It's a public beach, and I'd give it a C-minus. It's a bit dirty, the water is murky, and it's shallow. If you go further into the sea, the bottom becomes silty. There's nothing around the hotel. The nearest small shop is about a 12-minute walk. There are only local-type power outlets, no USB ports. The only downside in the room is the lack of any drying facilities for clothes. After using the pool, we had to dry our things wherever we could – on wardrobe doors, chairs, or the edges of the pool. Clotheslines in the room are really a must-have.

Good Stay Mattress is very hard and pillows extremely soft. I horse power AC placement with large room  which was away from the bed frame creates a warm environment around sleeping area..big minus point..

The location is strategic nearby has Econsave and Watson. The room is spacious. The aircond compressor is a bit noisy. The ice box in the room is not cold at all. Bathroom better have dry and wet separately by partition.