Trip to Johor Bahru turned distressing for a woman from Singapore, who was staying at a hotel in Mount Austin.
trip to Johor Bahru turned into a distressing episode for a woman from Singapore, who, along with her friends, was staying at a hotel in Mount Austin.
Lin, however, pointed out that the room’s “Do Not Disturb” light had been on, and the door lock was faulty, preventing her from securing the room.The woman also highlighted other issues with the hotel during their stay. They acknowledged that the incident did not meet the “high standards” they aim to uphold, assuring guests that steps are being taken to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
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