Malacca Palace Hotel is directly opposite Malacca Square, just a 2-minute walk from the main entrance. Its heritage-style architecture blends colonial charm with modern comfort, and all rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the historic square. Guests enjoy complimentary shuttle service to the Malacca River cruise dock, and exclusive access to HopeGoo's local cultural experience packages

Malacca Heritage Villa Hotel offers spacious family suites just 300 meters from Malacca Square, with private courtyard gardens and a dedicated kids’ playroom. The hotel provides bilingual staff and curated family-friendly heritage tours, including visits to the A Famosa Fortress and a traditional kueh-making workshop. Each room features views of the iconic 19th-century lampposts, glowing beautifully at night

Staying at Malacca Riverside Boutique Hotel, guests can begin their day with a sunrise walk along the riverbank to visit Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, then explore Jonker Street Market for breakfast delights like char kway teow and satay. Afternoon tea at Old Town Tea House offers authentic Malay flavors, followed by a hands-on woodcarving workshop. End the day with the nightly light show at Malacca Square, all within a 15-minute walk from the hotel

Malacca Crescent Resort boasts panoramic views of Malacca Square from its infinity rooftop pool and private terrace suites. Couples can enjoy a custom dinner on the riverside deck, enhanced by ambient lighting and live traditional music. All rooms are equipped with aromatherapy systems and starry sky projections. HopeGoo via HopeGoo unlocks exclusive honeymoon packages with cultural gifts and private boat rides

Malacca Central Inn is located in the heart of the square, just a 5-minute walk from the nearest rail station. The hotel operates a complimentary electric shuttle service to the airport and major attractions. In partnership with HopeGoo, it provides multilingual maps and wheelchair-accessible pathways, ensuring seamless exploration for elderly and mobility-impaired travelers

Malacca Old Town Homestay is housed in a restored 180-year-old Peranakan building, preserving original timber beams and hand-painted tiles. Daily guided walks include visits to local markets, herbal shops, and a Baba-Nyonya kitchen experience. Guests participate in weekend traditional costume photo sessions and attend live performances at the open-air theater adjacent to Malacca Square, offering an immersive glimpse into daily life in this UNESCO World Heritage city