Estadia Hotel is a 4-star hotels that has been welcoming guests since 2015.
It was previously known as Estadia by Hatten.
Estadia Hotel is part of Independent.
There are 196 rooms spread across 6 floors.
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Estadia Hotel is a 4-star hotel on Jalan Merdeka in Bandar Hilir, Melaka City Centre, and guests who searched for it a few years ago may remember it under a different name: Traveloka's listing notes that the property was previously called Estadia by Hatten. That link is easy to picture on the ground, because Hatten Hotel Melaka sits on the same street at Hatten Square, less than 200 metres away by straight-line distance from the two listings' map coordinates. Built in 2015, Estadia Hotel spreads 196 rooms across six floors, which puts it in the mid-sized bracket for central Melaka: big enough to have a restaurant, lifts and a full front-desk team, but far from the scale of the city's tower hotels.
What sets the property apart is its theme. The hotel's official website describes Estadia as a "Peranakan home-style luxury hotel" and invites guests to experience the richness of Nyonya culture, presenting the building as a place "where sophistication meets tradition". In a city whose identity is tied so closely to its Baba-Nyonya heritage, that choice of styling gives the hotel a clear personality rather than a generic business-hotel look.
The other feature that stands out is the room mix. Alongside standard deluxe rooms, four of the five room categories named on the official site are two-bedroom suites, each with its own separate toilets. That makes Estadia Hotel a practical option for families, groups of friends and multi-generation trips that would otherwise need two or three separate rooms. The sections below cover each room type, the facilities confirmed on the Traveloka listing and the official website, how to get around Bandar Hilir, and a few tips for booking your stay.
The official Estadia Hotel website lists five room categories, from a conventional double or twin room up to two-bedroom suites with a living hall. Exact room sizes and maximum occupancy are not published on the official homepage, so check the room cards on the Traveloka page for the current capacity, bed set-up and inclusions of each rate before you book.
The Estadia Deluxe Room is the entry-level category and the only single-bedroom option on the official list. Guests can choose between a king-size bed or twin beds, which makes it suitable for couples as well as two colleagues or friends who prefer separate beds. It is the natural choice for short city breaks and solo or business travellers who mainly need a comfortable base close to the heritage centre.
The Estadia Studio Suite steps up to two bedrooms: one with a king-size bed and one with twin beds, each with its own individual toilet. Having two bathrooms removes the morning queue that tends to slow down family trips, and the split between a king bedroom and a twin bedroom suits parents travelling with two children or two couples sharing.
The Estadia Family Suite is configured slightly differently, with one bedroom holding a queen-size bed and the second fitted with a triple bed, again with individual toilets. The triple-bed room is the key difference here: it gives a larger family or a group of friends more sleeping spaces than the twin-bed layout of the other suites.
The Estadia Deluxe Suite pairs a king-size bedroom with a twin-bed bedroom, individual toilets and a living hall. The separate living area gives everyone somewhere to gather between sightseeing sessions, which is useful on longer stays or when travelling with relatives who want their own space.
The Estadia Premier Suite sits at the top of the room ladder. The official site describes it with the same core layout as the Deluxe Suite, two bedrooms with one king-size bed and one twin bed, individual toilets and a living hall. Compare the photos and inclusions on Traveloka to see how it differs from the Deluxe Suite before choosing.
Across the property, Traveloka's facility list for Estadia Hotel includes air conditioning, cable TV, a desk, a hairdryer, an in-room safe, a minibar, a refrigerator, a shower and a TV, while connecting rooms and family rooms are also listed. These are property-level listings, so the exact set of in-room features can vary by room type; see the individual room details on the listing for what each one includes. Electrical sockets in the rooms run at 240 volts, according to the listing.
Estadia Hotel's facilities are geared towards comfort and convenience rather than resort-style leisure. Both Traveloka's listing and the official website confirm the essentials that matter most in a city hotel:
Two further facilities appear on the official website but not on Traveloka's current facility list: a gym or fitness room, and conference or meeting facilities. If either is important to your stay, confirm with the hotel or check the latest facility list on the Traveloka page before you book, as availability may have changed.
A few practical points round out the picture. Pets are not allowed. The hotel has gone digital for payments, accepting card payments, bank transfers, mobile wallets such as Touch 'n Go, Boost, QR Pay and GrabPay, and other online payment services. The Traveloka listing also notes that the property can accept cash, debit or credit card for the check-in deposit.
Estadia Hotel's address is Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, Melaka City Centre, 75000 Melaka. Bandar Hilir is the coastal district wrapped around Melaka's historic core, and Jalan Merdeka is one of the main roads running through it, so the hotel sits within a neighbourhood that many visitors already plan to explore on foot.
The immediate surroundings are a cluster of other hotels and commercial buildings. Based on the map coordinates in each property's Traveloka listing, Hatten Hotel Melaka is roughly 170 metres away, while Noble Resort Hotel Melaka and ASIA MELAKA HOTEL in Taman Melaka Raya are each around 190 metres away, and Imperial Heritage Hotel Melaka is under 300 metres away. Hotels on Jalan Bendahara further north, such as Bayview Hotel Melaka and Dusit Princess Melaka, lie roughly 1.3 to 1.5 kilometres away in a straight line.
Traveloka's listing also points to several everyday conveniences nearby: ATMs and banking, a grocery shop and a supermarket, a laundry, and beauty and hair salons. That makes it easy to pick up snacks, water or toiletries without a long trip.
For transport, the hotel offers an area shuttle and a limo or town car service according to its listing, but Traveloka does not show an airport transfer for this property, so plan your own connection from your arrival point. Many visitors from Singapore travel to Melaka by road, while others fly into the region first; you can compare flights on Traveloka to find the route that suits your trip, then continue to Bandar Hilir by car, ride-hailing or coach.
Estadia Hotel has one on-site restaurant according to its Traveloka listing, and the facility list includes a cafe, breakfast with a buffet breakfast option, and à la carte lunch and dinner. The official website also lists restaurants and bed-and-breakfast arrangements. The property is marked as "no alcohol", which is worth knowing if you were hoping for a drink with dinner at the hotel.
Room service is available at limited hours, so it is a convenient fallback for a late check-in or a quiet evening in, though it is best to check the service window with the front desk on arrival. Whether breakfast is included depends on the rate you book, so read the room inclusions on Traveloka carefully.
Beyond the hotel, staying in Bandar Hilir puts you within reach of Melaka's wider food scene, which is famous for Nyonya cooking, a fitting match for the hotel's Peranakan theme. To fill the days between meals, browse things to do and attractions in Melaka on Traveloka and plan your itinerary around the heritage sights.
The strongest case for Estadia Hotel is its two-bedroom suites. With four of its five room categories offering two bedrooms and separate toilets, the hotel suits families and groups who want to stay together without squeezing into one room, and the Deluxe and Premier Suites add a living hall for extra space.
The Peranakan home-style theme is the second draw. For travellers visiting Melaka specifically for its Baba-Nyonya heritage, staying somewhere that leans into that culture adds to the experience, rather than feeling like a generic stopover.
It is less suited to travellers who want a pool or a hotel bar, as neither appears on the listing and the property is marked as alcohol-free. If those matter most, you can compare other hotels in Melaka on Traveloka, including several neighbouring properties just a short walk away.
Booking on Traveloka lets you compare room types, read guest reviews and see the latest rates and inclusions in one place. When you are ready to plan the rest of your trip, start from the Traveloka homepage.
Popular Facilities | Restaurant, 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 Estadia Hotel | 196 |
Number of floors in Estadia Hotel | 6 |
Another facilities in Estadia Hotel | Wheelchair accessible, WHEELCHAIR_ACCESSIBLE_PARKING, WHEELCHAIR_ACCESSIBLE_PATH_OF_TRAVEL, Porter, Newspaper in lobby |





