Step Inn Guest House

Location: 35-37 Jalan Pudu Lama, Off Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur, 50100, Kuala Lumpur, MY

Star Rating: 2 Stars

Property Type: Guest houses

About this Property

Important Information

Policies

Check-in: 02:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Check-out: 12:00 PM

Instructions: Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival at the property.

Amenities & Facilities

• Free WiFi
• 24-hour front desk
• Terrace
• Garden
• Luggage storage
• Television in common areas
• Tours/ticket assistance

Guest Reviews

• Verified traveler (10/5): - とにかく便利な場所。大きな駅にも、チャイナタウンにも、バスターミナルにも歩いて行けます。 隣のインド寺院の雰囲気も好きです。 スタッフの方もフレンドリーで、また行きたいです。
• Verified traveler (8/5): - Pros: close to bus station., there is a lot happening in the vicinity. Cons: the room had no ventilation (no window to the outside world) excrpt for a fan.
• Verified traveler (10/5): - The staff was extremely nice and helpful! It is also located close to the center and sky trains, so easy to get around. The rooms could have been better, but for the price it was very good. I would definitely recommend staying here if you are travelling on a budget!
• Verified traveler (4/5): Won’t choose unless no other options - Not sure what’s good- maybe 24 service! Staff are nice. Location is ok, 15 mins walk from famous street food. My double bed room didn’t have window, heavy moisture smell in the room and 2d floor generally. Showers are ok, try to keep them clean. Breakfast- is a JOKE- bread with jam!
• Verified traveler (4/5): - The staff were pretty nice to us about leaving early, telling us the way around and being kind when we accidentally left our tablet there. The common areas were quite nice for hanging out in. However, the room we stayed in most definitely had a bed bug problem that had been there for some time. Unfortunately we just thought it was mosquitoes for about two days. The mattress itself definitely needed to be replaced. Thankfully the staff did offer a refund or to switch rooms. I do not blame the property as bed bugs are common throughout traveler hostels, but we simply did not want to risk spreading it elsewhere by staying there. The bathrooms were not well kept and could use some work. The people were quite friendly and it was nice to have free tea and coffee and purchasable beer on site.
• Eddie (4/5): - Really dirty, no air conditioner, if your a guy, it's better to sleep shirtless or else your balls will sweat. Sandwiches in the morning are nice, the front desk is really friendly.
• KYU RANG (4/5): - not really great but cheap
• Verified traveler (10/5): Close to metro & China town - Staff was very nice and helpful. The downstairs large dorm room is set up differently, only 2 person per room so that was kind of cool. Still able to meet people, but not be too crowded. A.c. was great downstairs. Outlet & light at every bed. I guess this is a party hostel most people seem to stay up till 4am and aleep all day. There's some couches in the lobby to hangout in which is where everyone gathers, just bring some earplugs and you'll be good if you want to sleep before 3am. If not feel free to be loud with everyone up stairs or sometimes people go to a movie together. Good location , 12 min walk to the metro , 5 mins to 7/11 and a decent Indian resturant. China town & a mosque about 12 min walk!
• Charlotte (8/5): Basic but you get what you pay for :) - The place was basic and isn't in perfect condition by any means, but it is comfortable enough for the cheap price.
• Emily (8/5): - Not bad for value but all in all the place is quite shabby. Wifi is bad bearing in mind you are in a moder city!
• Stephanie (8/5): Nice place close to Chinatown - This was a nice place to stay for a couple of nights in Kuala Lumpur. The staff is friendly, and they were more that willing to give us advice on where to go and how to get there. They have a kitchen with a refrigerator to store you own food and cook. Bathrooms are shared, but the DO have hot water!
• Wipa (10/5): Friendly - Staffs are so friendly and nice.
• Marianne (10/5): - Great welcome and friendly staff. They were very helpful through out our stay about what to do and see around the city. Basic hostel but lively, we had a good time there!
• Jose (4/5): DRMelo Music Enjoyed it - Enjoyed my time, friendly people and felt safe.
• Verified traveler (10/5): A Cool Guesthouse - great place. chill vibe, fun group. friendly, helpful staff. wifi doesn't work in rooms, or is very weak, but is fine in common areas.
• Cian (6/5): Relaxed Hostel - Very relaxed hostel. We were travelling as a couple and stayed for 2 nights, we left our bags there while we went to Taman Negara and then booked in again before we flew out. Staff were helpful in organising a taxi to the airport for us at 3am with price confirmation of 100 myr compared to 150 myr that we priced on the street.Can see why people would stay here for a long period of time rooms were a good size and comfy and it had a very good kitchen set up and two common areas. Also location wise is just around the corner from the bus station (If you get dropped at bts the 690 bus brings you into the bus station for 2 myr).China town is just around the corner too.
• Thomas (6/5): Good stay on a budget - We arrived in Kuala Lumpar and got a taxi to the hostel, the taxi had a little trouble finding it as did I as Google and this app have its location wrong on their maps. Though the hostel does email you the night before we instructions for finding them from different places and offer to send in Malay which is very useful to show the taxi drivers, so if you know where you arrive do this. When you arrive you will have a quick tour around the hostel before your room. The hostel has a filtered tap for drinking water, tea / coffee and cooking facilities as well as breakfast consisting of toast, butter and jam. The room it self was basic but what we needed. The ceiling fan was good and kept the room to a decent temperature. The wifi did reach the room (we were on the top floor in the corner) but wasn't amazing. However if you went down to reception it was very good. They always have a film or something on tv in reception which can be nice to sit down and watch something. The bathroom was fine 2 wet rooms on my floor with hot water showers and on cold shower. Location of this hostel was really good, 15 minute walk from the towers, 5-10 mins to the Petang Night Market etc. Overall a good stay for those on a budget.
• Rosario (6/5): confortable place - Very friendly and helpfull staff, chillout atmospher. good
• Caitlin (8/5): Comfortable,Clean, Great Staff - Comfortable clean room, very friendly staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Free breakfast coffee and tea. Close to Chinatown and Bukit Bintang.
• kuskus (4/5): Budgetbudgetbudget - The best I could say is that for centrally placed accommodation it was reasonably quiet. My room was quite a generous size and it had a window that I could open at night. It's budget accommodation; it's like a rabbit warren - it did the job for two days but I probably wouldn't shout about it to anyone. Their email instructions from Pudu need updating. I bet no one from the guesthouse has tried them out in a while.

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