Soho Tabuan Kuching

The room barely had space to move, let alone pray comfortably. I used the narrow gap, just over two feet, between the bed and TV wall, facing the bathroom entrance. There were ants in both the bedroom and bathroom, black mould around the sink, and the bidet had been left on the toilet tank instead of fitted onto its holder. The room also smelled musty when it rained, with water dripping onto the outdoor air-conditioning unit because there was no awning. The air-conditioning hardly cooled the room during the day, even set to 16°C, then switched itself off the next morning despite the timer being off. Maybe a “hantu” turned it off, I don't know. The staff were unfriendly and seemed “lazy,” with poor phone manners and communication. Getting a smile was hard. Receptionists should show basic hospitality and get customer service training, especially the male staff. The female staff were a little better, though. I also couldn't tell if Netflix was officially included. An account was already logged in when I arrived, but it logged out halfway through watching, so I don't know whether it belonged to the hotel or a previous guest. I was rushing and needed rest, so I didn't take photos, but the stay was far from comfortable. It's only suitable for a quick night's sleep. Would I come back for a three-digit price? No thanks.