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Number Twenty

Style and sophistication at flashpacker prices

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Once a 17th century Dutch mansion, the space has been converted into the chic Number Twenty guesthouse. The air-con rooms are bright and modern with a double or twin beds, polished hardwood floors, big windows with wooden shutters and fluffy fresh towels. The bathrooms and hot showers are shared, but are spotlessly maintained and stocked with soaps and shower gels. The first floor has been turned into a stylish common room with a huge plasma TV, internet corner, chaise seating, and a small library of books, magazines and newspapers. Number Twenty has the distinction of being the only guesthouse that's actually on Jonker Street itself, but the noise from the neighbouring cafés and bars might be a problem for guests hoping to turn in early, especially during the weekend street market. Rates include taxes and continental breakfast.

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20 Jonker Street. T: (06) 281 9761 F: (06) 281 9761
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Dbl air-con share b'room	95 Ringgit	95 Ringgit	$105 on weekends

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Added to Travelfish on: 28th April, 2009
Last visited or updated on: 6th July, 2009

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