Meru Suites at Meru Valley Resort

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• lewiskj5889

  05 enero 2020
  Unsurpassed experience in Meru Suites

  Room deco and furnishings are quite decent. Unsurpassed room Cleanliness. Security is good. Bed is so comfy. The room furnishings make us feel like want to stay for another night. Definitely will recommend to friends and families.

  

• Neil T

  01 febrero 2020
  corridor is so smelly

  corridor is so smelly , poor ventilation and no aircon on corridor. hopefully they do sonething about it. cleanliness inside the unit is good and view outside is perfect and environment is good. good option for short break in ipoh

  

• poobathynadesan

  19 agosto 2020
  Great stay , safe , clean n peaceful.

  The staffs were very attentive and helpful. The security guard was great. Felt very safe. Night was very quiet .. The rooms was very new clean, great atmosphere. Will definitely come again n again... Highly recommended

  

• Jovinchong

  31 agosto 2020
  Prefect !

  I had my 4days here, overall is prefect ! The room is very comfortable and the security is prefect here. Service is prefect ! And all the staff is very friendly, definitely will come back again here, although is abit far from town but yes i will be back because if the service.

  

• johnbO7817HJ

  12 diciembre 2020
  Tennis guests not welcome?

  My experience does not include an overnight stay, but is based on the fact that I make a regular subscription payment to use the resort facilities. In my opinion, in recent years Meru Valley Resort have imposed a raft of rules designed to make their guests tennis experience as stunted and limited as possible. Notably, guests are not allowed to play with more than six tennis balls unless they are prepared to shell out nearly one hundred ringgit per hour to play with the resorts coach, and play at his convenience (Rule 7). I'm assuming this rule applies to hotel guests. The rules are obviously designed to discourage guests from making full use of the tennis facilities. It also means the expensive subscription fees are not good value for money. But this is not the only difficulty resort guests face. For some reason, some non-members and non-resident visitors (the family and friends of a part-time employee) receive priority court-booking status ahead of the paying customers. Unlike paying customers, they can block-book the tennis courts for months in advance and play with as many balls as they choose. Members and guests can therefore experience real difficulties in accessing the facilities they pay for. All this is really beyond my comprehension, as it comes from an organization claiming to go the extra mile in a five star resort setting.