An old colonial hotel, which retains its charm, despite being quite basic. It is not centrally located but a bus gets you into Georgetown in less than 10 minutes. The rooms are large, with high ceilings, big flimsy doors and clean, old candlewick bedspreads. Ours ( no. 5) facing the sea had its view obscured by its separate (and expensive)... More

Hotel reception ran very responsive people. Hotels in this building is already 70 years and it is really felt. In rooms was available a fast Wi Fi connection. Hotel is located in front of a popular seafood restaurant, which every night was completely full. Hotel is located about 30-40 minutes walk from the center of Georgetown. Nearby there was no... More

An old bungalow full of character which is typically Penangite ie friendly staff. We booked two rooms with the high ceiling. To get to the rooms, have to take off our shoes at the bottom of the stairs and stow them upstairs (no lifts as it is just a 2 storey bungalow). Rooms were spacious and comfortable enough. Had to... More

We were quite disappointed of this hotel. It is run down, the furniture is old and they did not even put in the effort to unwrap the lamps from their original packaging. The breakfast is not really a breakfast and we were the only guests eating in the breakfast room...a lady brought us plain toast and butter/jam and we then... More

Our Twin room was fine. A bit run down and the shower could have done with a scrub, but the room was big, had a fan and air conditioning. The beds were comfortable, even iff the sheets were the wrong size. It is about a 15 minute walk into the centre, but its in a ver quiet location and the... More

Very nice old colonial building with plenty of charm to spare. Rooms were alright as long as you get one with an original 'high' ceiling. The off-putting thing here has to go with its location. Unfortunately Google's scale is a bit off on its Georgetown map and Paramount looks closer to the centre of town than it really is. A... More