How to get best hotel rates in Malaysia, walk in or book in advance online.?

Q. I will be visiting Malaysia in April, im hoping to travel around the mainland and visit some of the East and west coast Islands. Just come back from tunisia where i paid dearly for not booking my hotels online. Just wanted to know what the best system is in Malaysia for getting the cheapest rates. Should i book in advance, or just walk in and negotiate, if i walk in is the marked price considerably higher than online price, which makes negotiating unworthwhile.
When you say travel agents, do u mean UK ones or ones in Malaysia, and if Malyasia can i book when i arrive.

A. honestly,book through travel agent r cheaper than u walk-in @ book online,but sumtimes when there's any offer by the hotel,book online r better..i can assure u'll get better rate from agent

do hotels offer cheaper rates for employees that want to reside on the property?
Q. my sister was offered a position at a hotel in new jersey in atlantic city but we live in brooklyn new york. It's too long a commute about 3 hours and too expensive $31.00 round trip
she wants to stay at the hotel where she will be working at but she cant afford to pay their regular nightly rates. Just wondering if hotels usually offer cheap rates for their employees. its too early to call them now so just wondering if anyone can answer this question please

A. Some do but it is still an average of 30.00 per night. In one months time that will be a bill of about 1000.00.

It's about the same as the commute. She might want to consider getting an apartment near her job.

do hotels offer cheaper rates for employees that want to reside on the property?
Q. my sister was offered a position at a hotel in new jersey in atlantic city but we live in brooklyn new york. It's too long a commute about 3 hours and too expensive $31.00 round trip
she wants to stay at the hotel where she will be working at but she cant afford to pay their regular nightly rates. Just wondering if hotels usually offer cheap rates for their employees. its too early to call them now so just wondering if anyone can answer this question please

A. why not switch over as a paying guest? There are homes in NJ offering good services.




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