CHCH (China Hill Classic House) is a restored three-storey heritage shophouse along Jalan Bukit Cina, within Melaka’s UNESCO Heritage Zone. Just an 8-minute walk to Jonker Street, Stadthuys, Little India, and the Melaka River, this standalone home features a bakery café on the ground floor and private parking right beside the house. Built in 1914, CHCH preserves its original wooden beams, antique walls, and central airwell, blending Straits Electric architecture with modern comforts for a truly unique Malaccan stay. Guests enter through a shared front door and have their own private staircase leading to the first-floor guest space, which is entirely private and not shared with others. The open-plan layout features a living and dining area, two bedrooms with four queen beds, and open-air bathrooms located at the rear of the building, in line with the original heritage design. Modern amenities include air-conditioning, TV, fridge, microwave, and a hot-and-cold water dispenser for your convenience. 🍃Ground Floor: Currently a cake shop – Something Bakery(Business hours: 11:00 AM – 8:30 PM daily, Fri–Sun: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM). Guests will have their own private staircase leading directly to the first-floor guest area. 🍃Extra towels are available upon request for guests staying 4 nights or more. 🍃Weekly housekeeping is provided for stays of 7 nights or longer. 🍃Baby cot available on request before arrival. 🍃 CHCH has a total of three bedrooms. When you book your stay, we will close off the other bedroom(s) to ensure you enjoy full privacy on the entire first floor, including your private bathroom.

Hi there! We’re delighted to share our heritage spaces in beautiful Malacca with you. Each of our homes carries a piece of history-old walls, wooden staircases,and timeless charm,and we do our best to preserve them with love and care. We hope you’ll enjoy the experience of staying in one of Malacca’s historic houses and feel the gentle rhythm of this old city.If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to message us, we’re always happy to help and make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Wake up in a neighbourhood that still carries the rhythm of old Malacca — the aroma of coffee from the kopitiam, the hum of a 1953 wet market, and the quiet charm of antique and wine shops lining the lane. From here, you can wander everywhere: slurping Nyonya Laksa, sharing a plate of chicken rice balls, discovering hidden hawker gems and heritage corners, all at a slow, easy pace on foot.