QQ Hotel Rooms Damansara Perdana

The rooms didn’t seem dirty, but they were tired and run down, and the bathroom had mould. Towels had yellow and brown stains, and I don’t want to guess what caused them. The hallway carpets were also heavily stained and looked grimy. The “hotel” is inside another hotel, Qliq, which wasn’t made clear. We were offered RM10 to leave a 5-star review, and I believe people are actively paid for high ratings. The only upside was the low price, but I guess you get what you pay for.

As a business traveller, I found this place through Google and noticed all the 5-star reviews. The stay was disappointing, and there are better options at this rate. The room and corridor were old and needed refurnishing. The carpet, furniture tops, and washrooms had stains and scratches that made the place feel unpleasant. The glass-top table looked dated and had no plug point. Parking was RM25 per night, and management messaged that a rebate would be given for a 5-star review. If they can offer a rebate, why not validate parking for free? The parking area was dark, with unclear signs, and the lift reached the room floors without a key card. Don’t get blinded by the reviews. They just want to give rebates.

I paid the day before check-in, but when I arrived they told me they’d cancelled my booking because of renovation. It makes no sense to cancel suddenly for renovations after a customer has already booked.

Apartment-style accommodation with hotel-style rooms. The rooms are excellent in size, with room to spare for three adults. Service was very good, and the price affordable. The rooms are bigger and better than most 3-4 star hotels.