Semporna Beach Hotels

"The hotel is located in town, not too out of the way. Overall, it's considered a decent hotel for the area, and the value for money is pretty good. Before coming here, I'd already researched everything online, so I didn't bother taking many pictures of the hotel. Instead, I've shared some photos from my boat trip for everyone to enjoy."

"Unlike most guesthouses, which are typically large houses with several rooms, Pineapple Resort feels more like a hotel. It consists of a dozen small, standalone wooden cottages nestled among palm trees. The management is also quite hotel-like, and while breakfast isn't extensive, it offers a good variety. Although the resort is about five kilometers from Semporna town, considering the town's general disarray (especially near the jetty with seafood vendors and Bajau beggars), which can easily spoil a good mood, it's better to stay a bit further out in a quiet resort. Pineapple Resort offers free shuttle buses to and from Semporna jetty from morning to midday and in the evening, making transportation very convenient. What's more, it provides a warmer experience than a star-rated hotel, giving me a home-away-from-home feeling. For foodies, if you're a good cook (the resort doesn't yet have a professional chef), Pineapple Resort is happy to provide a cooking area for seafood bought from the town market, which is incredibly convenient for those of us who love beautiful views and good food."

"The rooms are new and spacious, and the all-inclusive package covers four meals a day with unlimited water and beverages (excluding alcohol and coconuts!). The views and facilities are great, with snorkeling gear, kayaks, and paddleboards available for use. There's also a KTV, gym, and kids' activity center. You can even charter a boat for nearby diving or fishing trips. Plus, the food is prepared by a Chinese chef, making it perfect for Chinese palates."