Hotel Mingood Georgetown
Argyll Road Georgetown, Pulau Penang, Pinang, 10050, Malaysia
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Mingood Georgetown
“No Bloo-Mingood!”
rachelandpete 26 contributions
Leeds, United Kingdom
Feb 8, 2011
Title says it all, horrible place, disgusting room, crap location. Avoid at all costs.
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“All you wish!!”
agi_and_rudi 8 contributions
Riga / Paris, United Kingdom
Dec 19, 2010
Nice and simple! Large room with fridge, safe, TV and good wifi connection in the room! Breakfast is simple but on the roof terrace though!!!
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHotel Mingood Georgetown
Back to a city life...
After the quick visit to Langkawi, we continue our way towards the mainland of Malaysia and stop over in Georgetown that is the capital city of the Penang Island. We are both very happy to be there as we have not been in a proper city for a while. Although we are still on an island (the last one in our island tour), we feel like on the mainland …
Georgetown
After getting over not being able to watch The Simpsons movie on the Boeing 777 due to language difficulties (I'm no linguist, but I think it was randomly jumping from English to French, to German, to some Asia dialect, Homer is much funnier in english...), I was happy to be back in the tropics. There's something about getting off a plane with the …
Day 35
Up ridiculously early again for the minivan ride to Penang. Quite sad to be leaving Thailand and its funny little rules e.g. not pointing your feet at a buddha, not touching anyone on the head (very rude), women not touching monks, not raising feet higher than ground level when sat down etc. Saying that, Malaysia comes complete with its own crazy …
The Colonial Town
So next on the tour is Malaysia, and as we arrived earlier than planned we had time to see a little more of this country. The journey here was interesting with are first driver not seeming to have a clue what was going on and what he was doing, but once we change all went smoothly and we had a seamless crossing in to Malaysia and another stamp on …
"Selamat" from Malaysia
Feeling a little better we set off on our last long travel day as we make our way into the new and exciteting country of Malaysia. To get there went like this - private minibus (1/2 hour), public bus (2 minutes), ferry back to the mainland (1.5 hrs), public bus to the border town of Hat Yai (5.5 hrs), Private minibus to the Thai border (1 hr), jump …



