Hotels With Gym in Sabah, Malaysia

Overall, the hotel is good, especially because of its convenient location near a shopping mall, making it easy to purchase daily necessities and other items. The breakfast café is spacious and offers a wide variety of food choices. However, there are a few areas that could be improved. While the breakfast selection is extensive, the taste of the food was somewhat disappointing and could be enhanced. In addition, the cleanliness of the room needs more attention. The floor felt dusty, as if it had not been properly swept or vacuumed. Guests who are not comfortable wearing the hotel slippers may notice the dust more easily. With improvements to room cleanliness and food quality, the overall guest experience would be much better.

Extremely satisfied! The lovely lady at the front desk upgraded our room, and her service was fantastic – she even spoke Chinese and answered all our questions. Every time we took a taxi in, they'd check our booking information, which made us feel very safe. The breakfast buffet was also very rich and diverse, and the kids had a great time. The lifeguard at the pool was also very responsible, which gave us peace of mind. The sunset was also beautiful, with few people around, so it wasn't crowded. Highly recommend!

I chose this hotel for a one-night stay before heading to the overwater bungalow the next day. Although the room facilities were a bit old, they were very clean. There's a convenience store right downstairs, and it's very close to the pier. The sea breeze was a bit loud at night, but the breakfast was excellent and plentiful.

Getting there: You need to take the hotel's special speedboat from Megaton Jetty, which takes 10 minutes to reach the hotel's pier. This is charged per person. The hotel has a Southeast Asian resort vibe, with wooden structures that show their age. There are many monkeys 🐒 in the trees outside the room, as well as lizards of all sizes and hornbills. The sand isn't very fine, and the beach isn't large; it's not really big enough for a good walk. There are no other businesses, just the hotel's three restaurants. There are also corals 🪸 not far from the shore. Cleanliness: Average. Ambiance: If you're not too particular about room cleanliness, everything else is pretty good, but I personally care a lot about it. Service: Our luggage was taken directly to our room. When we were leaving, we had to depart at 6 AM, and they prepared breakfast for us – two large bags with fruit, bread, coffee, and milk. We mentioned that the shrimp was delicious but found some other dishes hard to get used to, so the chef specially prepared a delicious plate of shrimp just for us and brought it to our table.

The location is excellent. Great value for money too. During my 6-night stay, I used breakfast once, and I was satisfied with the quality. From the window, you can see the port of Jezertun directly, and across the way is Suriasbahamol. It was nice that it was close to Filipino Market and Gayatri Street, and there was a convenience store and a bank. The room cleaning wasn’t done properly, so I mentioned it, and it was fixed immediately. I changed the shower filter every other day. Best value-for-money hotel. If I go to Kota Kinabalu again, I will use it once more. A little further on there’s a Dikingsaba durian shop, and it’s delicious.

The hotel's environment is beyond words; the ecosystem is fantastic. While having breakfast, various birds play around, especially many sparrows that aren't afraid of people at all. Around the golf course, we even spotted otters sharing fish, lizards hiding in small ponds, and little squirrels appearing in the trees, along with countless unnamed bird species… The hotel also has a private, long, and very fine sand beach. We even found several seashells. While waiting for the most beautiful sunset, we saw a couple taking photos on horseback, which created a very atmospheric scene. The kids absolutely loved the swimming pool. In the afternoon, there were organized games in the pool, performances by the poolside, and even a torch performance in the evening… There were so many activities! We just wanted to relax at the hotel, so we didn't get to explore many of them. Our room was on the 4th floor; opening the door, we could see a vast green area and the sea in the distance. For two adults and two children, we were given three beds, which was very spacious. There was also a good-sized balcony where we could watch the sunset and hang clothes. The children were extremely happy with Shangri-La Rasa Ria, and we had a very pleasant vacation. One more thing: they have shuttle buses to pick up guests from the city and the airport, so remember to inquire and book in advance!

Location is strategic , rooms are big enough.Aircon is good and cool enough. Overall ok just have some weaknesses for example the cleanliness. A lot of ants on table. Washing machine not functioning. Hair dryer got sparks when turn on Car park provided.

The convenience store (Orange) is about an 8-minute walk away, and the Igoma Shopping Center is around 10 minutes. When I asked the staff about a self-service laundry, they said there wasn't one, so I used the coin laundry behind the hotel. The hotel has Chinese and Japanese restaurants, but they're a bit pricey. The hotel staff were very friendly and provided good service! I'd definitely like to stay here again.

The room was quite spacious, and although a bit old, it didn't have any strange odors. The only downsides were the lack of an exhaust fan in the toilet, an old-fashioned hairdryer, and the shower head would inexplicably stop working. The hotel's location is excellent, close to Gaya Street and the seafood market, and the front desk service was quite good. The breakfast variety changed daily, though the staff seemed more attentive to Western guests. The pool is located next to the restaurant on the ground floor.

Since I arrived in the morning, they allowed us to check in early for an additional 150 MYR, and even upgraded us to a one-bedroom apartment! It was absolutely worth it, working with a sea view. The breakfast was very average, not much variety. The location is excellent, close to the Jesselton Point ferry terminal and Gaya Street. Avoid the nearby Durian Street; the durians there have no aroma and taste bad. They're not as good as those in West Malaysia or Singapore. The soundproofing is terrible. There's a community mosque with a blue dome right below the window, and they use a real loudspeaker to call for prayer five times a day. If you're a light sleeper, you might want to choose a different hotel or bring earplugs... I really don't understand how the glass quality could be so poor.