Hotels near Masjid Jamek Kemasik, Kemaman

Genting World Kijal in Terengganu is truly a hidden gem in Malaysia! This underrated hotel surpasses well-known properties like Park Royal in Penang and Lexis in Port Dickson. If you appreciate the soothing sound of waves, the feel of sand between your toes, and the refreshing breeze, this resort is a must-visit. Despite the slightly aged appearance of the buildings and amenities, the value for money is exceptional - at half the cost of the aforementioned hotels, choosing Genting World Kijal for your next trip is a no-brainer! With its picturesque beachfront location and tranquil atmosphere, this hotel offers a truly unforgettable experience. I rate this hotel 8.5/10 for its unbeatable value, stunning surroundings, and overall charm.

Simple hotel. Location next to the main road. Very easy access. The staff very attentive and will povide you wuth necessary information regarding the stay. Definitely will repeat if got a chance

Hotel is close to my work place, walking distance to restaurants. Very clean and comfortable room.

I liked the location of the hotel, close to restaurants and shops. The hotel is very new and clean with not very big size rooms.The hospitality of staff are awesome. They treat us so well. I had a good time here at this hotel. I got a yummy icecream during check in. The hotel interior design is lovely. Absolutely amazing stay with a great location.

Stayed here a couple of days on business & leisure. A budget hotel @ only MYR 105 per nite, I was pleasantly surprised that the accomodation included - air condition, 36 inch flat tv, hot/cold water dispenser,mini fridge, mini safe, hot/cold shower, hair dryer. And...friendly reception...SUPER!

A comfortable hotel with many facilities, but for non-smokers it is a bit less comfortable.

Strategic hotel position. Ad coway at every level. Cheap room for family 2 queen beds. Hair dryer ad. The side and back areas have many shops

Firstly, I have to say, The Kasturi is probably my favourite place in Pahang. I first came here in 2018 - and it made such an impression that I couldn't wait to come back. Came back as soon as PKP was lifted (review here somewhere) and a tad disappointed. Husband booked a night's stay for our 18th wedding anniversary and I have to admit the service has improved by leaps and bounds. Check in was warm and professional - villa is clean and hubby had made arrangements for flowers and some refreshments in the room which was so appreciated by yours truly. Had same villa as previous stay - toilet is still wonky. Hand bidet in indoor shower compartment is still non functional and the fish keropok was left untouched this time (learnt my lesson from last time - pls get new supplier - I am sure there are many more keropok makers who can make better keropok sira) This time however, husband ordered food to be sent to the room - FYI, room service is limited to the asian food selection (not advisable to preorder western dishes as these will end up cold by the time it gets sent to the room) Loved the caprese salad and the fried rice. The seafood fried in batter was above average. The white rice and chicken was too sweet for our liking. Breakfast was served 'unlimited ala carte style' The variety was ok - choice of nasi lemak, western and chinese congee. Nasi lemak - much much better than the last time I was there - but had an issue with the sambal sotong, which I informed the staff. Saw that they offered 'DANISH' as part of breakfast - but we only received toast and baguettes - so I'm not sure if I was confused about the danish being pastries? Barista also needs to learn to make proper latte art. However, the F&B staff - Deedi was extremely friendly and warm. He looked like he knew what he was doing despite being his 6th day at Kasturi - thought I would make a special mention about him. Would I come back for a fourth time? Some improvements have to be made about the upkeep of the facilities in the room and definitely better improvements with the F&B - but Kasturi's one life-saving feature is definitely its location....

Check-in was smooth. Booked the family room, facing the sea. Had a pleasant stay, room was spacious and clean, bed was comfy, view was amazing. Provided towels, bath foam, shampoo,electric kettle and packed drinks, bottled water. However no mini fridge in the room. Happy that the hotel provided hot/cold water dispenser at the foyer, we just refilled our bottles whenever needed. Staffs attended me with a smile whenever i needed something. Breakfast was decent. Only frustrated with the big piles of stones placed along the beach, block views and can't really enjoy the beach. But when the tide comes in we did made the best of it. Affordable room for family of 5 with nearby eateries and groceries.

It was a very relaxing holiday for my family despite us travelling in a big crowd of 3 families. Stayed in one of the chalets. PROS: 1) enjoyed what nature could offer. The plants, tress, beach was such a relaxing, de-stressing sight. 2) service - very good i would say. They would respond immediately on the request of food or beverages. Upon checking in the chalet, was given glasses of welcoming drink. 3) chalet - love the concept of ”kampung” chalet. The whole structure is made of wood, which i felt was quite sturdy and didnt make much of funny noises when walked upon in the living room and hall. 4) swimming pool - as we had stayed in the chalet, there is a private pool next to to it. Water was prescient, with minimal to no insects seen. The common swimming pools on the other hand, they were fabulous. There is the kid's pool and the adult pool, which was kept very clean and my kids enjoyed tremendously playing in it. Cons: 1) being next to nature, you cannot avoid the annoying mosquitoes feeding on you. - best to have apply some mosquito repellent patch especially during the evenings. 2) food at the cafeteria however was quite a big let down in my honest opinion. Food options are not quite to my expectation. The plates and cutleries were dirty with visible stains. 3) the wooden stairs leading up to the chalet needs a major upgrade. It looks like it will give way anytime soon. We were really concerned as in our crowd, my aunty was walking with a walking stick. 4) not many options of food stalls except for a few local Malay restaurants down the road. 5) there are two rooms in a chalet. Unfortunately these rooms are separated and one needs to pass through a door to exit and another door to enter the room. Family with young children would not benefit staying in such design. Overall, i would give this place a 7/10.