Hotel Kapalai Semporna

This hotel is truly riddled with complaints. Just 300 meters across the street from the main entrance is a cemetery. The previous guest's napkins were still under the curtains, and there were hair streaks in several places. The sheets were wrinkled and creased. The phone was silent, so I had to go downstairs to the front desk. The hair dryer button was constantly broken, requiring me to turn it on and off dozens of times to dry my hair. When it did work, I had to dry it immediately, otherwise I'd have to press the button for too long. The air conditioner was so loud I had to use earplugs at night. There was a half-step from the bedroom to the bathroom, which was a real trip hazard. There were even gecko nests on the ceiling. It was truly unspeakable. Semporna was a small fishing village from the 1980s, and it was very backward. The standard of this guesthouse is understandable, but why was it charging over 600 per night in this condition? They also insisted on deducting a deposit of 200 Malaysian ringgit, which resulted in me having to keep the Malaysian ringgit when I checked out and returned home. They were also very mean and wrote down a compensation price list, which included bed sheets, pillows, hair dryers, etc., and there were no facilities in the room. They also spent a long time checking if there were any missing items in the room when I checked out. Who would take such things?

It's worth the price, such a beautiful water house

Very convenient, relatively new

Very bad. The bed is very small. There are bugs everywhere. The bedding is very dirty.

Not bad, one kilometer away from the city

Too bad to come