The hotel staff recommended the Junior Suite when I told them I am travelling with 3 boys - all below 9 years old.
It was slightly more expensive (RM10) than a Quad room however my wife and myself decided to give it a try.
We were most happy with the "suite".
There was queen size bed and kid-style single bed with a pull out single bed below. The room is equip with toys, story and coluring books and cartoon VCD discs (and off course the VCD player and TV), while the toilet is equip with a kid-stool and amendities to help the kids, and the kitchen is equip with a fridge, microwave oven, a sandwich maker and utensile.
The music from the cafe down below do come through at night but we were not disturb by it because the music was soothing.
The hotel offer Playstation for rental at RM30 per night and its has more than 20+ games and 2 game-pads.
Location of the hotel is excellent - just beside the Police Station and below St Paul Hill/Church. My family walked to all the nearby attractions (museums, jonker walk, etc) and the shopping malls. Malacca now has one more shopping mall beside Mahkota Parade and one more is up and coming - Carrefour is already operating at this 3rd mall.
Parking at the hotel though limited is available.
Do also give the Thursday night BBQ that is held at the roof-top of the hotel a try also.
KF Choo, Singapore

This is an excellent value at RM260 for 2 nights, but the hotel lacks any character; it feels not much different than a Holiday Inn. The room had only two sliver thin windows, and it was obvious that they renovated only the entryway and bathroom. As with the other reviews, the in-room safe was not working.

There is an open-air bar/restaurant on the ground level. Unfortunately, there is live music until around midnight, which is quite loud. The free wifi is actually only in the same bar/restaurant, although there was about 50-60% signal strength in the room. The wifi goes off just before they close.

The included breakfast is served in the same restaurant, where you can select from a variety of set meals. The Western breakfasts are a bit random and bland, but the nasi lemak was tasty.

I would recommend this hotel for price only; but warn anyone who wanted quiet or style.

We stayed at Aldy for 2 nights in November 2007. We stayed at a superior room for RM250 2 nights. It was booked through an online travel agent.

The room was beyond expectations. It was clean, tidy and rather cosy. It had an electronic safe which was not working at that time. The bathroom was also big and we were not expecting it for the price we paid. Parking at Aldy is quite easy, with two open air parking slots reserved opposite the hotel. Granted, we were there during a low peak season and parking might just be a little harder during peak season.

What we thoroughly enjoyed was the rooftop jacuzzi. The rooftop jacuzzi is free of charge and virtually no one was using it at that time. The manager even sent jacuzzi towels up to our room.

Unable to comment on the breakfast as we skipped it. Noise is prevalent at night but quite manageable. We like so much, we will in fact return next month for another stay. Highly recommended for travellers looking for good location, clean rooms, a bit of fun (thanks to the rooftop jacuzzi) and most of all, value for money!

We have stayed in most of the bigger hotels in Malacca like Equatorial, Riveria, Makhota etc. This time, we thought we would like to try a smaller hotel for a change. Having read through some good reviews about Aldy Hotel, I decided to go ahead.

The location was good but most of the locals there was not aware of the location of this hotel. We spent quite some time driving round the town looking for this red building.

My impression of the room is satisfactory, spacious and clean but nothing spectacular. There were only 2 small windows in the room. Parking is a major problem and it's on first-come-first serve at the hotel's maybe about 6 to 8 lots parking compound.

We would not recommend this hotel to families or individuals who are looking for a quiet environment. The bamboo hut restaurant on the ground floor has a live band & big TV screen for night owls and the hotel has only 3 floors of rooms. So, no matter which floor you are staying, you would definitely hear the music at night.

We've made a booking through the website and a family room cost us RM280 per night. It is cheaper however, to join as the hotel members and get more privileges and discounts. So for those thinking of staying in this hotel, I would encourage you to go direct to the hotel's website and join as a member in order to get an attractive rate.