Hotels With Wifi in Sabah, Malaysia

It’s so beautiful hotel. With a lot of activities for kids and adult can enjoy different pool. No crowd as the hotel is really big I guess. Amazing sunset view and morning sea breeze boosted our vitamin D. Had great time here.

Hotel was attached to a mall so there were a lot of options for food. Room was clean but small. No window in room. Not many amenities were provided suck as coffee kettle. Overall room was good value nothing extra ordinary.

The room was quite spacious, equipped with a lounge chair and a desk. While the bed might be a bit snug for three people, it fortunately had wheels, making it easy to move. The facilities felt a little dated. A significant service oversight was that despite booking for three adults, all amenities were only provided for two, which was not ideal. The sea-view room offered a good view from the window, perfect for watching the sunset. The hotel's swimming pool is located on the ground floor, right next to a city road, which made its location a bit less desirable. However, the hotel's overall location is excellent, with famous shopping malls and food streets all nearby. The gentleman at the front desk was also very helpful. Overall, I was quite satisfied.

This hotel absolutely blew my expectations out of the water! Both the location and the accommodations were superb. It's strategically located on a corner, directly across the street from the jetty, making it incredibly convenient for island-hopping excursions. We spent four days island hopping, and I must say, the two captains, especially for the mangrove and outer island tours, were absolutely hilarious, witty, and very responsible. The hotel is within easy walking distance of Gaya Street, Durian Street, and the Central Seafood Market, which was extremely convenient. Gaya Street also hosts a night market every Friday and Sunday, perfect for a leisurely stroll and sampling delicious street food. Diagonally opposite the hotel, there's a large shopping mall and a duty-free store. My only minor disappointment was that our three families were staying together. The room rates only differed by less than fifty (currency implied), but because I was with my son, I booked a twin room. It turned out to be quite small, whereas the other two families booked king rooms that even came with a living area! I was so incredibly jealous and felt it was a bit unfair! o(╥╥)o However, that didn't really impact our overall experience, and we still had a very enjoyable stay. The hotel also boasts an outdoor rooftop pool on the 25th floor. The elevators require a room key card to operate and only grant access to your assigned floor, which provided a great sense of security!

Perfect location for island hopping - 3 minutes walk to the Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal. The facilities are modern and the renovation still feels quite new. Service and food here is notably better than other nearby hotels. Food at the breakfast was fresh and of high quality. Would choose to stay here again in the future.

A well-designed hotel that truly prioritizes the guest experience. The twin room is very spacious, and the beds are generously sized. Both the sofa and beds strike a perfect balance of firmness and softness, ensuring maximum comfort. Apparently, they were custom-made by the owner's own workshop – truly impressive, my sincere admiration to the owner! It's amazing that someone with a background in furniture making can run such a unique and stylish hotel – absolutely superb! Downstairs, you'll find a variety of eateries, including steamed food (like Zheng Haochi), Japanese, hot pot, chicken pot, and Ba Wang Cha Ji (a popular tea chain), as well as a convenience store, making daily life incredibly convenient. My only suggestion would be for the breakfast to offer a wider variety of options. :)

I was initially assigned to a room with a faulty air conditioner and a door lock issue. After informing the front desk, Audrey promptly offered us a room change, which we were satisfied with. Great sea view indeed. The location is excellent — right in front of the Pasar Besar Kota Kinabalu and within walking distance to the Filipino Market and Centrepoint. Tips: 1. if you wanna buy good pepper products, just cross the road and buy from pasar besar KK 2. If you keen to have the yellow wine (黄酒）stir fried tuaran mee , just exit from Citadines side entrance and walk about 150m , there’s a shop called 1978 , the have the best laksa and tuaran mee

It's a relatively new hotel in Kota Kinabalu. However, for such a modern hotel, they still use traditional keys for room access, which is quite inconvenient. Basic toiletries are provided. For stays of up to three days, housekeeping does not clean the room; only bath towels are replaced. The air conditioning was excessively cold for the first two days, but by the last two, even set at 21 degrees, it felt like it was just blowing natural air with no cooling effect. Unfortunately, there's a foul-smelling ditch right next to the hotel, and the stench is immediately noticeable as soon as you step outside.

Overall, it was good with plenty of activities, but I have a few observations: Facilities: It was quite surprising that for a hotel of this standard, there were no showers available at the pool or beach. Service: The experience at The Eighth Chinese Restaurant on the first floor was particularly baffling. The female hostess told us we needed a reservation and to come back later, even though there were clearly many empty outdoor tables. When we returned at the appointed time and sat down, ready to order hotpot, the server *then* informed us that hotpot was *only* available at outdoor tables. Seriously?!

Seems to have been renovated since my last stay: rooms are still quite basic compared to other Shangrila hotels but clean and comfortable. No safe in the room. Buffet breakfast also not of the same standard as other Shangrila properties. Main issue here is the neighbour noise from people slamming doors or having loud conversations late at night.