Male guests only
The counterpart to the female dormitory, and the reason both exist: plenty of people are happy in a mixed room and plenty are not, and neither position needs defending at a reception desk.
Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
BookMale guests only, sold by the bed. The same bunks as every other room here, with a reading light, a socket beside your head and a blackout curtain, in a room that is not mixed.
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 counterpart to the female dormitory, and the reason both exist: plenty of people are happy in a mixed room and plenty are not, and neither position needs defending at a reception desk.
You book a bunk rather than the whole room, the same way the other dormitories work here. Who else is in it changes through the week, which is most of what makes a hostel a hostel.
A reading light, a socket beside your head, a blackout curtain and air conditioning, all of it on the hostel’s own listing. Towels are provided and the bathrooms are shared, with showers, toiletries and a hairdryer.
The photographs the hostel sent of this room came off a booking site at a size that would look soft here, so this page is waiting on new ones rather than showing you a blurred bed.
Asked at reception often enough to be worth writing down.
Yes. It is sold by the bed and it is the counterpart to the female dormitory.
A reading light, a socket beside the bed, a blackout curtain and air conditioning, with towels and shared bathrooms with showers, toiletries and a hairdryer.
20 square metres, about 215 square feet, on the hostel’s own listing.
The same bunks, the same privacy curtains and the same lockers. The difference is who is in the room: this one is male guests only, the mixed dormitories are not.
No. There is a locker for every bed at Travelogue Guesthouse and the lock is built into the door.
Every room is on the rooms page with its size and bed count.