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Modern Accommodation: Enjoy comfortable dormitory rooms with individual reading lights, mini fans, and USB charging docks for your convenience.
Convenient Amenities: Shared bathrooms with hot showers, mirrors, and hairdryers ensure a pleasant stay. Relax in the common lounge area with free WiFi and snacks available.
Prime Location: Located near Tanah Rata's bus station, enjoy easy access to nearby attractions like the BOH Tea Plantation and Orang Asli Village. Book your stay at Map Travelodge for a memorable Cameron Highlands experience.
From 1st January 2023, a tourist tax of RM 10 per room per night is applied to all foreign guests. This tax is not included in the room rate and must be paid upon check-in. Guests with a valid Malaysian Identity Card or valid permanent residents MY PR Card are exempted.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
A deposit may be required at the property.
I like the location close to the bus stop. I liked that there was a microwave, fridge and washing maschines available.
It would have been nice to have shower gel. Door of the female dorm didn't close. Rules too strict about the hairdryer. Under the mattress there was the need for a better cleaning, but overall the place was clean.
Personale gentile, struttura pulita, posizione centrale.
Cleanliness
Nothing
Cleanliness
Hard mattress
Loved the spacious and comfortable pods. I had the best sleeps here. The staff cleaned well each day and they were lovely too. Good location, easy to walk everywhere.
It wasn’t super social when I was there but that could just be chance and the people who happened to be staying at that time. Also, motorbike rental is quite expensive in Cameron Highlands.
It took me three days to figure out how to use the hot water in the shower but that was my bad for not carefully reading the sign. This could be better explained at check in as other travellers I talked to also had cold showers and this is the one place in Malaysia where you want a hot shower.
Très bon emplacement, très bonne ambiance, auberge très agréable !
Peut-être un petit peu plus de nettoyage serait apprécié, il y a beaucoup de monde donc... Et dépoussiérer les ventilateurs qui sont dans les lits pour ne pas respirer de la poussière. Sinon c'était parfait !
L'emplacement idéal...
Le reste ! Entrée glauque, l'établissement est crado et a sérieusement besoin d'une rénovation (prévu en octobre apparemment...)
Les tables collent, la cuisine est crado, la salle tv n'est pas rangée... La rue est bruyante et les fenêtres non isolante, la salle de bain date d'une autre époque. On aime d'habitude le côté auberge de jeunesse mais là vraiment pas top. On avait prévu de passer 2 nuits, on a préféré partir. honnêtement nous avons passé 5 semaines en roadtrip et c'est notre moins bonne expérience.
Vivement la rénovation !
Fijne locatie midden in het centrum en warme douche
Bedden lagen echt niet lekker. In de kamer lag veel stof en viezigheid. Ook hoorde je snachts veel geluidsoverlast van de keuken en de gemeenschappelijke ruimte
This hostel is not social
I stayed here as an runner for CULTRA 2026 from 17–19 July 2026.
The property was awesome. The location is near the event area and close to everything I needed—food, water, and jajan.
To be honest, if I’m selected for the event again, I’ll most probably stay here again. Anyway, this was my second time staying here, so that should say something.
I think the whole experience was tarnished because of Room 303.
1. The room is on the 3rd floor. Walking up after the gruelling Berembun trail will make you think twice before going up and down, even for a quick smoke break.
2. I was assigned the top bunk. Wrong choice. I might be healthy, and I might be a runner, but climbing onto the bed using those tiny horizontal metal bars is mental. I could literally feel it in my brain.
3. The room has a balcony. And, being typical Malaysians, we left the balcony door open to let the cool air in. Big mistake. The noise from the bar downstairs kept interrupting our rest. I counted the birthday song being sung 10 times in one night. On top of that, the cooking smells from the restaurant downstairs—some might say wonderful, but not when you’re trying to sleep—made the experience even worse.
4. The worst part of all was the hot water. We barely had any. I think it was due to low water pressure. This is something that really shouldn’t happen. I even complained to the staff, but I guess there wasn’t much they could do. Luckily, I’m not a fan of hot showers, so I still enjoyed the super-duper cold shower. But I can only imagine how frustrating it would be for everyone else.
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