Dragon Inn — Hotel in Johor

Location is convenient and safe. 24-hours Muslim eatery below hotel and police post diagonally opposite.||- Furniture and interior look like hostel, a bit dated looking.||- Ashtray on bedside table in air-con room???||- Room not clean. Beddings off-white - not crisp clean, greasy and have body odour smell. Likely unwashed.||- Air-con weak, at times smell of cigarette.||- Hotel aisle stunk of cigarette smoke.||- Disturbed by loud thumping noises and furniture dragging during day and night.||- Room facing street can be noisy especially at night with live band music from opposite, till 3AM.||- No refund - partial or full for bad experience. Room change only allowed within first 5 minutes of entry.||- A bit expensive and not...

This is a basic hotel, you get the facilities you pay for. It is obvious what this hotel doesn't offer: service! We had a problem with our bank cards when we arrived in Johor and we weren't allowed to enter our room before we paid the full amount (4 nights). We had enough cash to pay one night, but still the manager didn't want to let us enter our room. After plenty of phone calls with our bank we could fix the problem, but we felt so not welcome in this hotel! We were tired after a long day of travel and this is not the way to welcome your guests! Next to that, the hotel is a smokers hotel and we didn't like...

Pro: ||Spacious room with wide view, although the windows, toilet should be renewed.||Cheap and have water dispenser for hot, warm and cold water||Location great for travelling, near City Square, Chinatown and JB Sentral/CIQ , police station ... peaceful.||The restaurant at ground level is good for breakfast, and maybe dinner.||||Con: ||Noisy at night, cannot blame much because our arrival during Worldcup season and Malaysian love soccer||Small reception, the entrance actually in the left side of what hotel representative picture...