Best Places To Stay At In Ipoh From RM40 To RM300 Per Night

Discover Malaysia's hidden gem!

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Set in the northern part of the country, Ipoh is slowly becoming a favourite weekend getaway spot for both locals and tourists alike. With its charming old buildings, authentic Malaysian delights and friendly locals, Ipoh is definitely one of the most beautiful places in Malaysia.

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Just a few weeks ago, [Ipoh was named as one of the top 10 cities](http://says.com/my/news/ipoh-listed-in-lonely-planet-best-in-asia-2016) in Lonely Planet's first-ever Best in Asia list, making it the first and only city in Malaysia to have made it into the list.

While most people associate day trips with Ipoh, there's a lot more to the town than just its chicken rice. Grab your friends and spend the weekend at one of these affordable yet beautiful places:

*The hotels are arranged from the lowest to the highest rate per night.*

1. If you think RM40 per night will leave you with bed bugs, the Container Hotel will prove you wrong!

For reservations and details, [click here](http://containerhotel.my/ipoh). Rooms are from RM40 per night.

2. Wake up to the blissful smell of Ipoh's white coffee after a night's stay at the Sekeping Kong Heng

For reservations and details, [click here](http://www.sekeping.com/kongheng/home.html). Rooms are from RM130 per night.

3. Stay in a modern, themed room at the popular M Boutique Hotel

For reservations and details, [click here](http://ipoh.mboutiquehotels.com/). Rooms are from RM151 per night.

4. Craving for a little nature spot in town? Spend the night at the Ipoh Senses' Banana Room for the best of both worlds!

For reservations and details, [click here](https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/12437387?s=SwQCmDe0). Suites are from RM191++ per night.

Image via Ipoh Senses

Image via Ipoh Senses

Image via Ipoh Senses

5. This resort like beauty would only cost you RM210 per night

For reservations and details, [click here](http://ipohbalihotel.com/). Rooms are from RM210 per night.

Image via Ipoh Bali Hotel

Image via Ipoh Bali Hotel

Image via Ipoh Bali Hotel

6. Experience the charm of Sarang Paloh, a beautifully repurposed building from the 1930s

Image via Sarang Paloh

Image via Sarang Paloh

For reservations and details, [click here](http://www.sarangpaloh.com/). Rooms are from RM238++ per night.

Image via Sarang Paloh

7. A touch of Bali right in the middle of Ipoh town!

For reservations and details, [click here](http://www.npfbalivilla.com.my/Default.aspx#home). Rooms are from RM250++ per night.

Image via Booking

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Image via NPF Bali Villa

8. Love all things mod? Let Weil cater to all your vacation needs for a reasonable price

For reservations and details, [click here](http://www.weilhotel.com/). Rooms are from RM290++ per night.

Image via Vkeong

Image via Asia Travel

Image via Asia Travel

9. You'll only need 3 other friends for an unforgettable stay at the Happy 8 Retreat

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Image via Airbnb

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Located close to the Sultan Azlan Shah Airport in Sungai Rapat, the Happy 8 Retreat X White House looks more like a home away from home with it's vast gardens and idyllic location. Ipoh is all about breaking away from the hustle and bustle of concrete jungles and this beautiful house will give you just that.

For reservations and details, [click here](https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/13322019). Happy 8 Retreat X White House can comfortably accommodate 4 people and would only cost RM137++ per person for one night (rate per night: RM550++).

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Looking for more beautiful, unique hotels to stay at in Malaysia? Check out these lists!

Meanwhile, did you know the the world's first Michelin-starred hawker stall owner was born and bred in Ipoh?

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