[Port Dickson, Malaysia 2022] Lexis Port Dickson
By Elin Chow - Tuesday, December 06, 2022
Photo By: Elin Chow
We stayed at a Premium Water Chalet during Chinese New Year this year. There were plenty of parking spaces at the resort. Check in procedures was fast and smooth. The resort has a buggy service to take you from the main lobby to your room and vice versa. However, the waiting time can be quite long during peak hours like check-in and check-out times.
To be honest, I was really disappointed when I stepped into the room. First of all, the layout of the room was also horrible. The
bathroom is being placed right at the entrance of the room. It was definitely not a pleasant feeling when the first area that welcomed you into the room was the bathroom. Having the bathroom being placed at the entrance also meant that no
one was able to leave the room when someone was taking a shower.
The extremely spacious bathroom was divided into four main areas: washbasin, toilet, bathtub and shower. None of us took a soak in the bathtub because the bathroom didn't make us feel comfortable and relaxed at all.
The entire space was dimly lit and there were no lights in the
shower area. Thus, we have to shower in the dark, which can be quite dangerous
for kids and elderly. This was the first time we have to shower in the dark.
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Measuring 605 square feet, this is the most spacious room
available in the entire resort. With 1 king size bed and 1 queen size bed, the
room can accommodate up to 5 people. Fitted with wooden flooring, the room also comes with a TV, ironing facilities, coffee and tea making facilities, mini fridge, hair dryer and safety deposit box.
Although spacious, the room was old and dated. There were
obvious signs of wear and tear everywhere. It was obvious that the entire resort needs some serious refurbishment.
Cleanliness also has to be improved
as the room was a bit dusty. The
beds didn’t feel clean and fresh, and the pillows were also too soft. It was pretty uncomfortable and we have trouble falling asleep at night. Complimentary WiFi is available, but connection was
slow and weak.
As Covid-19 restrictions were still in place at that time,
we did not get to enjoy the swimming pool and ‘breakfast’ at the resort. Our
breakfast was served in the form of takeaway food. However, the food was cold
and stale that we have to throw most of them away.
Conclusion
Overall,
I didn’t really enjoy the stay at Lexis Port Dickson. Price at night at the
resort typically range from RM 300 – RM 600 a night. Although the price was
pretty reasonable, I was reluctant to stay here again unless the resort undergoes a complete revamp. I would recommend its sister hotel, Grand Lexis Port Dickson, instead.
Lexis Port Dickson
Batu 2, Jalan Seremban
71000 Port Dickson
Negeri Sembilan
Malaysia
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