Shore Residences Tower A/B Main Lobby Entrance

It's about a 10-minute walk to MOA, which was convenient, and there are eateries and a convenience store nearby. There wasn't much food variety for Muslims, though. The room was small but reasonable for one or two people. Both the room and corridor had a damp, musty smell, and there were lots of cockroaches, so avoid it if you're scared of them. Getting in and out of the building was a hassle because security had to tap you in and out. The cost was RM150 per night. This was my first and last time using this Airbnb, and I'll try other locations next time.

My family loved the facilities, especially the pool area, which felt like a resort. There are four huge pools, so even on weekends it never felt too crowded.

The pool looks really nice and is very “intagramable” if you're into social media, but I wouldn't book here again or recommend it. Nobody helped open the exit door or carry our luggage, and guest assistance was really poor. For a 3- or 4-day staycation, be ready to pay 150 pesos per person each day you want to swim, or 300 per person if that day falls on a holiday. The Airbnb listing didn't mention the pool fee or the dress code. They prefer dry-fit shirts and shorts, not cotton. This was our first time booking here through Airbnb.

Tower A residents are dealing with daily stress and unsafe crowding because elevator service at Shore Residences has become unacceptable. With only two or three elevators working, queues now stretch to the lobby, like a box office premiere. People routinely wait 10-15 minutes just to go up, and often have to let several elevators pass before they can get down. This has been going on for weeks, with no clear fix from management. Tower A residents deserve better.