Kings Green Hotel sits right in Melaka City Centre, and it markets itself on its own website as the first boutique concept hotel in Melaka — a positioning built around "The Ultimate Boutique Experience," with furnishings and amenities the property describes as meticulously selected and custom-made rather than off-the-shelf hotel stock. The building rises eight storeys and, per the hotel's own about page, holds 151 rooms spread across categories from Standard through to a top-tier Premier Suite (Traveloka's own listing records the property as a 150-room, seven-floor, 4-star hotel — the room count and floor count differ slightly between the two sources by a room or a floor, which is common when a hotel's internal inventory and an OTA's synced feed are pulled at different times, so treat "around 150 rooms across seven to eight floors" as the safe working figure). The hotel is part of the same ownership group behind Kings Hotel Ayer Keroh, and it leans into a contemporary design brief that the property itself describes as blending "comfort and warmth" with in-trend aesthetics, rather than the heritage-shophouse look common to much of old Melaka. For travellers who want a boutique-styled base a short walk from the historic core rather than a heritage conversion property, that contemporary boutique concept is the property's clearest point of difference.
Kings Green Hotel's own website lists three confirmed room tiers, presented here bottom-up by size so travellers can see the real step-up in space and features between categories. Traveloka's listing separately groups its bookable inventory into Single, Double, and Family room options, so the names below (drawn from the hotel's official site) may appear under those broader labels when you search availability on Traveloka.
The entry-level Superior Room measures 201 sq ft and is configured with one queen bed. In-room features confirmed by the hotel include air-conditioning, an LCD TV with satellite service, complimentary wireless internet, a mini fridge, an in-room safe, a bathroom with a shower, and coffee/tea-making facilities. It's a compact, efficient layout suited to solo travellers or couples on a short city-centre stay.
Stepping up, the Deluxe King room is a noticeably larger 272 sq ft and offers flexible bedding — either one king bed or one queen bed plus one super single bed, which comfortably suits up to three guests. The hotel's official site confirms individually-controlled air-conditioning, an LCD TV with 20 satellite and local channels, complimentary wireless internet, a mini fridge, an in-room safe, an iron and ironing board, and laundry services, plus bathroom extras like a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries (shampoo, bath gel, toothbrush), a comb, shower cap and slippers, complimentary bottled water, and a daily newspaper. This tier is the practical pick for small families or anyone who wants room to spread out without booking a suite.
At the top of the confirmed ladder, the Suite spans 690 sq ft with one king bed and a separate living hall — effectively a one-bedroom layout rather than a single hotel room. The official site confirms the same wireless internet, in-room safe, mini fridge, iron/ironing board and laundry service as the Deluxe King, plus a bathtub alongside the shower, a bathrobe, and an expanded toiletries set (shampoo, sewing kit, bath gel, toothbrush, cotton buds). It's the room to book for a longer stay, a small family that wants a lounge area, or anyone marking a special occasion in Melaka.
Rooms typically include air-conditioning and a private bathroom as standard across the property; for the very latest per-room configuration and any seasonal room-type changes, check the live room list on the Traveloka booking page before confirming.
Traveloka's own listing for Kings Green Hotel confirms a solid set of property-wide facilities: air-conditioning in public areas, a restaurant, a swimming pool, a 24-hour front desk, on-site parking, an elevator, and WiFi. Beyond those headline items, the listing also confirms a bar/cafe, a fitness centre, a functional hall, a business centre, a conference room, room service, laundry service, and a game room, along with accessibility features such as wheelchair-accessible paths and disabled-access-friendly design.
Because the exact operating hours or "free vs paid" status of some services (for example, whether gym access is unrestricted around the clock) aren't spelled out in either source, it's worth double-checking those specifics on the live Traveloka listing or with the hotel directly if they're decision-critical for your stay.
Kings Green Hotel's address is 28, Jalan Tun Perak, Melaka City Centre, Malacca City, Malacca, 75300 — placing it squarely inside the city-centre grid that most visitors use as their base for exploring Melaka. The hotel's own site points to several nearby anchors: Melaka Sentral bus station is described as conveniently close, which matters if you're arriving from Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, or Singapore by coach rather than car; AEON Shopping Centre is nearby for everyday shopping and a supermarket run; and the hotel is positioned within reach of Melaka's historical sites and the well-known Jonker Walk night market, one of the city's signature attractions. Neither source publishes exact walking or driving distances to these landmarks, so treat "nearby" as the operative word rather than a precise figure, and confirm timing on a map before finalising plans.
If your Melaka trip is part of a longer Malaysia itinerary, it's worth checking flight options on Traveloka for the onward or return leg, since Melaka itself is most commonly reached overland from Kuala Lumpur or Singapore rather than by direct flight.
Kings Green Hotel's own website confirms two in-house food and beverage outlets — a Chinese-Nyonya restaurant and a coffee house — alongside a bar. Traveloka's listing corroborates an on-site restaurant with air-conditioning and separately lists a la carte breakfast, lunch, and dinner service as well as buffet breakfast, plus a bar. Together, the two sources point to a property that can realistically cover breakfast through dinner in-house without guests needing to leave for meals, with the Chinese-Nyonya restaurant giving a taste of Melaka's signature Peranakan food culture without stepping outside.
Melaka's city centre is also one of Malaysia's densest food destinations, and once you're settled in, it's easy to browse things to do and see nearby on Traveloka to pair a night out at Jonker Walk's hawker stalls and heritage cafes with whatever's on-site at the hotel.
Kings Green Hotel makes the most sense for travellers who want a 4-star, boutique-styled base inside Melaka's city centre without paying for a heritage-conversion premium. The confirmed pool, gym, and multiple meeting/event spaces give it more property-wide amenities than many similarly sized city hotels, and the three-tier room ladder — from a compact Superior through to a 690 sq ft Suite with a separate living hall — gives genuine flexibility for solo travellers, small families, and anyone celebrating a special trip. Its 8.3/10 "Very Good" review score on Traveloka, built from 728 reviews, suggests a consistently solid guest experience at this price and category. If you're comparing options before you commit, it's worth taking a look at other hotels in Melaka on Traveloka to see how Kings Green Hotel's boutique concept and facility mix stacks up against nearby heritage and chain properties.
A few practical points to keep in mind when booking Kings Green Hotel: check-in starts from 15:00 and check-out is before 12:00, so plan your Melaka arrival and departure around those windows if you're travelling by bus through Melaka Sentral. As with most Malaysian hotels, expect a modest cash or card deposit to be requested at check-in, and non-Malaysian guests should budget for the standard national tourism tax plus Melaka's state heritage tax, both charged per room per night rather than as a lump sum — ask the front desk for the current rate if it isn't shown at the time you book. Because the property positions itself as a boutique concept hotel with only three officially confirmed room tiers, book the tier that matches your real space needs (Superior for solo/couple stays, Deluxe King for small families, Suite for longer or special-occasion stays) rather than assuming all rooms are interchangeable. For the latest availability, verified guest reviews, and any current promotions, start your booking directly from the Traveloka homepage and search Kings Green Hotel in Melaka.
As announced by Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Tourism Tax is imposed starting 1 January 2023 for all hotel guests that are non-Malaysian or non-permanent Residents of Malaysia. Please expect that hotel will collect the Tourism Tax from you during check-in at the hotel. The Tourism Tax rate is 10 RM per room per night.
Effective from 1st January 2025, the Melaka State Government imposed a mandatory MYR 4.00 Heritage Tax Fee per occupied room per night for all hotel accommodation. This fee may change without prior notice. This fee will be collected by hotel upon guest arrival.
Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, Swimming Pool, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Kings Green Hotel | 150 |
Number of floors in Kings Green Hotel | 7 |
Another facilities in Kings Green Hotel | A la carte breakfast, A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Restaurant with AC, Bar |
