Quintet Serviced Apartment Cameron

The stay was nice overall, but dealing with the guards was terrible. They were rude to guests and homestay people. We weren't given a guest card at first, and every time we left and came back they kept asking the same thing. All we had was a small piece of paper that was inconvenient to carry. After a few conversations, they finally gave us a card to keep so they could recognize us.

I arrived to check in at 3am at the last minute, and mr Tahsin helped and stayed with me until I got the key. Nice, clean place for a family holiday, and it felt safe, no danger or hantu at this homestay. I enjoyed playing the PlayStation they provided in the room. Thanks so much.

The security guards were harsh, and the service was bad. There was a loud party going on until 2 AM, but staff didn't deal with the noise. Then, when my nephew cried briefly around 10 AM, a guard knocked on our door and told us to control his voice. That felt unacceptable. I paid RM300 per night, but basic things were missing. I was told I'd have to rent an iron for RM10, and there were no towels until I called to ask for them. The TV had problems and I needed help with it, there was no Wifi, and the bathroom had noticeable mold. This was the worst experience I've had here, and I won't return.

You're not allowed to drift at this apartment, though it's a good place to drift your car as long as you don't crash. I had a good stay at quintet. Rm86 is a bit pricey, but you get three huge rooms, two with two queen beds each and the third with one queen bed. The hall is huge too, which feels nice and open. There are plenty of cheap food options just downstairs if you look around. For breakfast, lords cafe is a bit far but worth trying, and very affordable. The homestay made my trip enjoyable. There's no WiFi, but as a Malaysian I had enough data on my plan. Hot water worked in only one of the three bathrooms. The other bathrooms are fine just for pooping. They only give you one key and one pass card, so don't lose them. ZooMania and BOH tea viewpoint are good places to spend time. ZooMania costs rm15 for adults, though the reviewer's joking advice was to sneak in. For teens wanting to go extreme, the reviewer also joked about unlocking cages using the same password, with digits around 8 and 9 as a hint. I posted photos of a scorpion out of its cage, so please don't get me arrested. The TV works, but who watches TV on holiday? Go out and have fun. The waterfall is Cameron tea farm 1. Don't rent a buggy because it's expensive. Entry is rm4.