Room List
All Available Rooms at M Boutique Ipoh
Our spacious Suites features a separate seating area with vintage furniture reminiscent of an English Cottage or an Industrial Loft. The Suites have King size beds to ensure the perfect night’s sleep.
Standard Single Room
Our Standard Single is perfect for the lone traveller, from business to leisure. This petit room comprises of a single sized bed and does not offer a view but has all the homely comforts and amenities to ensure a good night’s rest.
Standard Double Room
Our Standard Queen is great for the couples, from business to leisure. This petit room comprises of a queen sized bed and does not offer a view but has all the homely comforts and amenities to ensure a good night’s rest.
Premier Room
Designed with our guest’s comfort in mind, our Premier rooms are equipped with quality fixtures and furnishings which also reflects our commitment to a good night’s rest. The rooms feature floor to ceiling windows with a choice of Queen sized bed or Twin beds.
Suite King
Our spacious Suites features a separate seating area with vintage furniture reminiscent of an English Cottage or an Industrial Loft. The Suites have King size beds to ensure the perfect night’s sleep.
Family Room
Our Family Suites designed for families that required a huge space to fit the whole family in one room.
Family Suites can only be booked directly with us due to limited rooms.
The Excelsior Floor |
A myriad of colours that make up the rainbow, fluttering butterflies gathers on the 3rd Floor of M Boutique Hotel Ipoh; Amid the colourful display, there are other undertones in play on our highest floor at M Boutique Hotel Ipoh. Find out about it.
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The Adventure Floor |
Come on a Safari on our Adventure Floor! Inspired by tales of expeditions of Malaysian Safari circa 1800’s, a time when the British were fond of hunting in Malaya’s Tropical Rain Forests. Relive the danger and excitement of yesteryear. Read More
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The Majestic Floor |
Raw, Industrial, Concrete – Bare exposed concrete walls adorned with primitive cave art, electrical cabling dangling from the ceiling, dimly illuminated by tungsten bulbs, coupled with our Asian affinity for numbers or numerology. Read More |