Hotels With Gym in Sabah, Malaysia

Excellent housekeeping service! The room was impeccably clean, fresh, and well-maintained throughout my stay. The housekeeping staff especially Selvianah Albar, showed great attention to detail and professionalism. Their dedication made my stay truly comfortable and enjoyable. Thank you for the outstanding service!

The room was great, definitely on par with a 5-star hotel in China. They even had Chinese power strips in the room, so no need for an adapter, which was super convenient. I highly recommend this hotel, it's a really good one.

Room is spacious and clean. Bathroom provides toiletries with very good hot and cold water pressure for bathing. We have a bery good view of mount kinabalu in the clear morning at room 941.Good spread of breakfast and pool is also available. Bed is comfy. Overall , i have an excellent stay at Promenade hotel and it is close to the Airport. Grab car is easily available.

The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from Gaya Street and a 5-minute walk from the durian market (the durian night market is only open on weekends and gets really lively at night – remember to bargain!). Drawbacks: The room decor is a bit dated (though still clean); the floor-to-ceiling glass door doesn't open at all, so there's no ventilation (see picture 1). For rooms on the 5th floor and below, please pay special attention: #If you plan to stay here, be sure to request a room with an openable window at the front desk.

Pros: Location: It's not in the busiest area, but the main attractions are within walking distance. Room: My 8th-floor room faced the river, offering a peaceful environment and a beautiful sunrise view in the morning. The room came with a basic kitchen and utensils, allowing for cooking. There's also a pool and gym available on the 4th floor. Customer Service: The customer service was quick to respond to issues like internet problems, and providing bottled water and toilet paper. However, items I asked staff to deliver to my room (like bottled water) were significantly delayed. Self-check-in was convenient, and no deposit was required. Suggestions: Provide bottled water upon check-in (my friend, who booked an SCSP apartment with another company, had 10 bottles already in their room upon arrival). Add clearer instructions for the hot water switch in the bathroom (I had to ask customer service to find out where it was). Room cleanliness needs improvement; the sofa was dusty. I suggest arranging for cleaning during longer stays.

There's road construction downstairs, which made the hotel feel more like a standard domestic inn. The upside is it's right next to a large mall, so shopping is convenient. Everything else was just so-so, including the sea view, which was also mediocre, and the windows were dirty, obscuring the view.

Hotel was ok for the money. It looked like it had seen better days. The staff were pleasant. The bedding and towels were grey and the carpet had many dirty marks. The bathroom looked like it hadn’t seen a thorough clean in years. There was a kettle but no tea or coffee. In summary it was ok for an overnight stay on the way to the airport but definitely wouldn’t stay any longer.

Honestly everything was incredible. Shoutout to all the staff and everything. The facilities are great, breakfast phenomenal, views impeccable. Special shoutout to Joshua and Chef Gary who were incredible. Thank you to all the staff also who were so attentive and caring.

The location is pretty good, right at the northernmost end of Gaya Street, next to the Hyatt, Suria Sabah, and the Atkinson Clock Tower. There's a rooftop pool with four lounge chairs and a small bar. The room was a bit small with an inward-facing window, so it was just okay. I didn't dare drink the tap water. It's suitable for a one-night layover when you first arrive, but a resort is definitely more comfortable for a relaxing vacation.

The apartment was modern and well-maintained. Check-in was easy, and the host was very responsive. Great value for money and perfect for a short vacation in Kota Kinabalu.”