Okay Palace Hotel

The location is centrally situated yet away from the city's noise, nestled in an alley. The room is spacious and clean. The pool is suitable for adults but not ideal for kids; however, you can visit their other building, the Okay Palace Boutique, which has a kiddie pool. The food is tasty but somewhat pricey. The rooftop offers a stunning view of the city, especially at night. The staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Overall, the room was spacious and nicely presented. The customer service was excellent, and the receptionist was very polite. However, there was no hot water during our entire 3-day stay, which was the main reason we decided to move to a different hotel. The location was convenient, but it was a bit challenging for cars to pick us up from there. Pretty much the hotel name says it all. Just okay.

Why is this place called "Okay Palace"? I am genuinely curious as to who made that name into real life? Let alone a whole hotel being named that. So you're telling me this hotel is ""okay""? Without the name branding crisis, yeah it's okay. Nothing to speak ill of, it's in the lower end price range. It's also more of a traditional-looking hotel. There's nothing bad about being traditional, aside from the naming. Conclude: "A Naming Crisis".