Its own bathroom
Not the shared ones down the corridor. This room and the superior room are the only two here with a shower, a toilet and toiletries behind their own door.
Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
BookA private room for three, with a bathroom of its own and a terrace off it. A double bed and a single, so a family or a group of three is in one room rather than spread across the building.
Straight off the hostel’s own Agoda listing, which is where these were supplied from.
The three things guests ask reception about this room.
Not the shared ones down the corridor. This room and the superior room are the only two here with a shower, a toilet and toiletries behind their own door.
With outdoor furniture and somewhere to eat on it. Nothing else at Travelogue Guesthouse has one.
Which is the whole point of it. Book beds separately in a hostel this size and a group of three can end up in three different dormitories on two floors; this is the room that stops that happening.
There is one of these, and it is the room that goes first when a family is in town. Message reception on WhatsApp and they will tell you what is free, rather than you working it out from a booking form.
Asked at reception often enough to be worth writing down.
Yes. The family room is 20 square metres with a double bed and a single, booked as one room rather than as three beds, and it has a bathroom of its own.
Three. Booking.com lists it as a triple room: one double bed and one single bed.
Yes, with a shower. It is one of only two rooms here that does; every dormitory uses the shared bathrooms.
Air conditioning, a television, a desk, a dining area, an electric kettle, a safe, an iron, a clothes rack and a socket beside the bed. There is a terrace off the room with outdoor furniture and a second place to eat.
Yes, like the rest of the building.
Yes, and most groups do. Everything on the board is free to join, nothing needs booking, and turning up in the common area is the whole of it.
Every room is on the rooms page with its size and bed count.