Best Papar Hotels

"The resort should be manage in better way. Overall is good. Recommend for short stay with families."

"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Thank you to Papar Beachfront View for your kindness! We couldn’t come on the original date because of the heavy storm that hit Papar, but the host was so understanding and allowed us to change the day with no problem. Really appreciate the flexibility 💕"

"This beach resort offers a beautiful tropical escape with stunning views of the sandy beach and breathtaking sunsets. The pool located right in front of our room was definitely a highlight and a major reason to consider this specific room type for your stay. However, we did encounter a few issues during our visit. The beach had some patches of litter, which slightly affected the otherwise scenic setting. Inside the room, we found hair on the bed upon arrival, encountered cockroaches in the bathroom, and noticed a broken faucet along with poor water flow. The bathroom also showed signs of wear, including mold and yellow stains. The mattress was rather stiff and uncomfortable, particularly unsuitable for pregnant guests (my wife had difficulty sleeping because of this). While it’s clear the property is a bit dated, there’s still a lot of charm here, and with some maintenance and cleanliness improvements, it could truly shine."

"- most review that I was read before mention about these place suitable for healing2 and spend quality time with family, I am agree for this. - owner and staff so friendly, I want to thank you for staff in receptionist for their hospitality and services. I forgot to take their name. 😅 - Me, my husband and our son enjoy stay in here. Definitely will come again. The view also beautiful. - just want to mention, if want to stay here better bring own toothbrush and breakfast menu maybe need to add more but delicious But overall rate 4.5 /5.."

"We took a boat to Dinawan Island from the pier (Beringgis Seafood Restaurant), located 30 minutes from the center of Kota Kinabalu and 15 minutes from the airport. The boat leaves the pier at 9:00 and arrives at the island in about 15 minutes. The beautiful sea is sure to take your breath away. Check-in to the room is after 14:30, so you cannot use it immediately after arriving, so it's better to change into your swimsuit when you head to the pier. We head to the island with about 40 other day trippers, and when we arrive, we have free time until 10:00, where we can swim, kayak, or rest in a hammock. At 10:00, we head to the snorkeling point by boat and can do boat snorkeling. Unfortunately, when I went there, there were jellyfish, so I had to retreat 5 minutes after entering. (I was stung...) It was unlucky because there were no jellyfish the day before. . They take you to the top of a large coral reef. There were a lot of fish, but unfortunately the coral wasn't very colorful. After we got back, we had free time again, and we kayaked in the beautiful sea, snorkeled over the coral reef near the buoy to see the fish. My son enjoyed playing in the sand on the beach. In the lounge (a lounge and dining room with a roof and sofas underneath), you can drink coffee, water, tea, etc. for free. We had a BBQ for lunch, and the chicken skewers were delicious. We also had Malaysian food, yakisoba, fried rice, etc. I like Asian food, so I enjoyed it, but my husband and son, who don't like it, didn't seem to like much. After that, we had snack time while snorkeling and playing on the beach. We were served donuts with round crusts and banana donuts. (My husband and son were very happy to eat them, saying they were the best they had eaten in Malaysia lol) After we were relaxing, we were told that our room was ready, and we had three suitcases carried to our tent. The toilet and shower in the room were a bit questionable, but the bedroom was clean and nice! The family tent was spacious, with a large bed and a bunk bed behind it. There was also a simple air conditioner, which worked surprisingly well. Please note that the electricity is only on from 2:30 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. the next morning. Unfortunately, it started raining in the evening, so we couldn't do the evening kayaking, sunset viewing activities, or the campfire we had planned after dinner, but we played billiards and table soccer until dinner. The day-trippers had left by the time we checked in, and there were only two families, including us, and one other guest at dinner. There were no Japanese people there, including the day-trippers. Dinner was also mainly Malaysian food. When I said I wanted to fish, they lent me my fishing rod at the pier from around 9 p.m., and I fished from there. There are tens of thousands of fish like silver-striped herring under this pier, but we didn't catch a single one even after an hour and a half of perseverance... The German father and son who were with us also didn't catch anything. It was a very pleasant early morning, and we could see Mt. Kinabalu clearly, which we couldn't see at all in Kota Kinabalu. We went snorkeling before breakfast, and my son swam with the schools of fish under the pier. Breakfast was at 8:00, and they also had juice and yogurt. *They also grilled it on the spot. The return boat departed at 11:00, but we were able to use the room until then. The electricity was already gone lol, but we took a cold shower and got ready. The next guests arrived, and we returned on that boat. Compared to places like Sapi Island, which is easily accessible, you can enjoy the quiet and beautiful sea. The snorkeling level may be about the same as Sapi Island, but even looking back now, the beauty of Dinawan Island is outstanding. It may be a bit of a tough beach resort for those who want cleanliness. If you don't mind that much, I think you'll have a great stay!"