Hotels With Breakfast in Sabah, Malaysia

I didn’t expect the place was so near to the kk Times Square and next to imago. Just across and use the bridge. Thus location was very convenient. The rooms are spacious and clean and to enter the floor need card which is safe for woman. The staffs are very friendly and helpful as well and was able to assist and even help in our grab service informing them to come right infront of the hotel. I really love the ambience. And there is also restaurant and convenience store at the same building.

Excellent stay! Spacious and clean room with breathtaking sea view. The breakfast was delicious with plenty of variety. Friendly staff and great service made the experience truly memorable. Highly recommended!

Check in was smooth as well as check out. Upon check in to the room, noticed a used shower cap was still hanging in the bathroom, the towels seems a bit wet and only 1 pair of slippers was provided in the room. The housekeeping did send additional slippers to us upon request. Add point is the front desk staff was friendly.

Honestly, it was the little things. The room was simple but super clean. The bed was way more comfortable than I expected. The staff were genuinely friendly, not the fake kind. Everything I needed was nearby, so I didn’t waste time getting around. For the price I paid, I felt like I got way more than I expected. It’s not fancy, but it’s solid. I’d definitely stay again.

We had a good family bonding time at Shangri La Rasa Ria. There were lots of activities catering to various types of travelers. The beach was long with fine sand, and the sunset view was excellent. There were also game rooms when the sun gets too hot or when it rains.

Overall it's good, on the sea, the scenery is very good, there is a lady at the front desk who speaks ok English, the rest basically speak Malay, I can't understand, the boat transfer to the pier is 400 MYR, be sure to confirm the location of the pier, this is very important, the hotel is built on the sea, the fish and the sea are very beautiful, you can pick up some sea urchins and other things to play when the tide is low, it's still very interesting, but it's very humid, the water is cold, we have a fan room, I don't know if the air-conditioned room will be better, we were given three meals and afternoon dessert, it's really a good deal, we ordered lobster and fish extra, the price is right and the taste is delicious, the island accepts cash, there is no WeChat payment and Ali payment, everyone try to bring cash, there are still quite a lot of Chinese people haha, the last picture is a picture of the pier

The hotel is new, recently opened. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. The hotel's strongest point is a comfortable and well-designed pool. Unfortunately, this is the end of the pluses. Breakfast - the choice seems to be large, but everything is focused on the Chinese, so a European / American does not have much to eat. It's good that at least there is an egg station. Front desk procedures - even though the hotel was almost empty, we were told to wait three hours for the room. A deposit of RM 200 per day is charged at check-in - cash only, no card guarantee. When checking out, you have to wait at the front desk until the housekeeping checks if you have stolen anything from the room. If you lose the document confirming the deposit - they will not return your money. Finally, probably the most annoying thing - the card scanning system in the elevators - we sometimes spent long minutes trying to press the floor key in the elevator, usually it ended with asking for help from the reception. This is absolutely unacceptable. There is too much to improve here to be able to say that the hotel is worth the price.

The location is strategic,near the mall,restaurant & mini market. The service also good & staff is friendly. Overall is good & recomended.

The staff are really, really kind!! I communicated with WhatsApp the day before and the reply speed was fast and the response was fast. There are a lot of Chinese and not many Koreans, so Alipay is the only option, so bring a lot of cash. And definitely upgrade your accommodation and make a reservation. The standard one doesn't have a hammock and has a veranda, so it's not that great, and the room is small. The building is pretty overall, and the sunrise in the morning is amazing!! It's really far from the city, so the water is clear and there's no trash floating in the sea. It rained the day I went, so I couldn't swim in the ocean near the accommodation, but the water is shallow, so I think it's okay to swim if the weather is nice. There are breakfast and dinner tea times, but I didn't go to tea time. Breakfast and dinner are really delicious. Good, but dinner time is very late, so I think it would be good to bring snacks. There aren't many Chinese people, and it's a place where many locals stay, so it's really quiet and secluded, which was nice. We paid extra for the pick-up service, and the drivers were good and the cars were nice, so it was comfortable!! You can make a reservation for snorkeling in advance, so I went to Mabul Island. The sea color is emerald and the water is clear, so it was good for hopping. Kota Kinabalu was dirty and there weren't many fish, and they didn't take care of Koreans, so it wasn't that great, but here, a guide with a PAI license took care of us and we snorkeled, so it was good. They gave us a snorkeling mask, but they didn't give us flippers, so it was a bit inconvenient, but it was okay. Towels, water, and lunch were also provided, and if you're going to snorkel, it's much better to come to Semporna!! You can see Nemo, turtles, and fish. We lost our waterproof packs, so we couldn't take pictures, but make sure to bring them ㅠㅠ They lend you a transformer, and the bathrooms are clean and have warm water. You pay a deposit of 50 ringgit and get it back when you leave. But there's no wifi ㅠ If Koreans are going to Semporna and the floating houses, come here. I really recommend it. I think I'll stay longer next time ㅠㅠ I came for 1 night and 2 days, but it was such a shame....

Amenities in the room, such as hair dryer, iron, ironing board, kettle, cups, 3 in 1 coffee, tea, drinking water, towels, conditioning shampoo, shower gel and prayer mat for Muslims are available. There is no dental care kit, so bring your own. Otherwise, you'll have to drive a bit to buy one. It was my third time in Kundasang, so we rented a car and drove to the location. The road to the location is quite challenging if you're not used to the rural road. There are plenty of parking spaces there. I also saw guests with private tour guides who drove them around. I think that's a good idea, too. I booked the room with the mountain view, but the weather was not on my side. The mountain was in view very early in the morning when it was still dark, and then it was covered in clouds for the rest of the day. There is no aircon but a cute ceiling fan we didn't use because it was already cold. However, I wish I could open the windows without letting the bugs in. There were huge spiders making their webs near my window, and I dare not open it. The beds are okay - not the comfiest and only one rather flat pillow for our heads. We slept well nonetheless. We spent most of our time outside the room unless it's to shower or sleep. There's a cafe where we took our dinner to the outside dining area. The tables and chairs were scattered around so we had to arrange them ourselves. There is hot water, but at around 7am, the shower runs cold even with the water heater turned on. Could it be that everyone is showering at the same time? A simple breakfast is served at the cafe for the guests. When I was there, they had fried mi hun, French toast, sausages, baked beans, and eggs. There were two types of cereal. A bread station where you can toast your bread. Only white bread was available. Drinks were orange cordial, coffee, and tea. They replenish the food if finished, so don't worry about getting to the breakfast a bit late. The best thing about the whole trip was the booking, checking in, and checking out was hassle-free. Also, if you love flowers, walk around the place and admire their hydrangeas.