The superior has no window
The hostel’s own listing image says so, and it is the sort of thing worth knowing before you arrive rather than after. It has air conditioning and a flat-screen television.
Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
BookTwo of them. The superior has a bathroom of its own and two single beds; the deluxe has a double bed and uses the shared bathrooms. Both sleep two.
Floor area, bed count and the hostel’s own Agoda rating for each. Everything else about them is the same.
Rates move between Agoda, Booking.com and the hostel’s own booking page, so this site does not print one. The Book button goes straight to the live availability.
Straight off the hostel’s own Agoda listing, which is where these were supplied from.
The three things guests ask reception about this room.
The hostel’s own listing image says so, and it is the sort of thing worth knowing before you arrive rather than after. It has air conditioning and a flat-screen television.
The superior. The deluxe room uses the shared bathrooms, which is the difference between them and most of the reason to pick one over the other.
The superior has two single beds and the deluxe has one large bed, so which suits depends on who you are travelling with.
Asked at reception often enough to be worth writing down.
Yes, two. The superior room has a private bathroom, two single beds and a flat-screen television. The deluxe room has a double bed and uses the shared bathrooms.
No. The hostel’s own listing says so plainly. It is air conditioned.
Both are 10 square metres, about 108 square feet, and both sleep two.
The superior if a bathroom of your own matters, the deluxe if a double bed does. Message reception if you want to talk it through.
Every room is on the rooms page with its size and bed count.