Hotels With Wifi in Sarawak, Malaysia

I stayed at Tower A during my recent visit. Overall, the stay was satisfactory , but there are areas that require improvement. The room itself was comfortable and clean but the wall paint was peeling and should be maintained better. On the first day , there was no water supply for about an hour. While the maintenance team managed to resolved it, it was inconvenient and could have been handled more promptly. Asides from these issue, the service was polite, and the stay was generally fine, but attention to upkeep and facility reliability would make the experience much better.

good, feel like back home

Short stay at the family suite and king suite, arrived Sunday afternoon and left Monday afternoon, so limited activities. Rooms were clean and tidy, the king suite overlooked the bigger pool and the Coconut Bar. Family suit had convenient access to ”kiddie” pool and beach. Kids had fun at the kids' pool, also had a dip in the bigger pool as well as playing at the beach. Pool is good for a visit in the afternoon as dead bugs in the pool take some time for staff to clean throughout the morning. Did not get a chance to try the wellness centre as it was closed Monday.

We had a pleasant stay here. Everyone would love this place. Friendly staff and blissful environment. Generous portion of breakfast. Got waken up by the loud prayer from surau in the early morning. Accidentally hit on the protruding dark bed frame twice and the colour is blend to the floor under dimmed lights. Overall a happy stay. Will be back.

1. Front desk staff is not attentive and not proactive. 2. Breakfast spread is good but surprising no eggs section or fried/poached or any form of cooked eggs available. This is one of the basics provided by most hotels providing breakfast.

Can also be quite small

The hotel has been undergoing progressive upgrades since March and some areas are already completed where the improvements can be felt. The room facilities are well maintained. Water pressure is consistent and hot water supply is stable. Amenities are complete including toothbrush, lotion and even a razor. The bed and pillows are comfortable and the room is bright enough. The only minor shortfall is that there is no central bedside control for the lighting so you have to walk around to switch them off before bedtime, which I consider a bit of exercise. Television channels are limited as the in room TV is connected to Njoi, offering mostly local channels. Location is a plus point as the hotel sits next to the Government Office and Parkson, and it is within about 10 minutes walking distance to both Sibu Central Market and the Night Market. Breakfast has shown improvement but still does not have a coffee machine. The food variety is what you would expect from a three star standard with local dishes, sausages, baked beans, potato wedges, tofu, vegetables, fried noodles, fried rice, nasi lemak, a salad bar, white porridge, noodle soups, assorted bread with limited choice, and assorted fruits. However, the fruit presentation could be improved. They are pre portioned in small plates and wrapped which means if you want honeydew but not orange, you cannot choose freely. Do avoid interconnecting rooms if you are not booking two rooms together as the sound proofing is very poor. If your neighbour is having discussions or parties it may disturb your rest. There are some rooms without interconnecting layouts which are better for a quiet stay.

I didn’t have high expectations at first, but I was pleasantly surprised and very satisfied with my stay. The hotel looks new, is clean, and not too crowded. Although the room is small, it’s not too compact and definitely worth the price paid. The amenities provided were sufficient—even a safe box was included. Housekeeping did a great job too. What I really appreciated was that they allowed me to check out an hour late at no extra charge—very considerate and thoughtful. Overall, it was a very good stay. Kudos to the team!

Nice place to stay. Self service laundry is at the back of the hotel. Front desk guy is very helpful.

To best describe this place, it's like a mini paradise atop a cliff overlooking the beautiful sea, with a twist of staying in large cylindrical concert culverts. You can easily spot it along the road to Damai with its large circular logo at its gate. It was closed upon my arrival at 3pm, but due to the main entrance being easily seen from the receptionist area, it didn't take long for them to open the gate, and I just drove right in. The receptionist was very polite and welcoming, decently professional as well, after checking us in we were given a quick tour around, highlighting the facilities and public areas. The room itself, being quite quirky in its own way, isn't too difficult to maneuver around, as long as you don't rush yourself and knock yourself around the relatively tiny room. Adequate steps are built to help climbing up and moving around, with simple storage spots around the bed, which by itself takes up about half of the room. The other side of the room is the bathing area, which I would say is surprisingly spacious enough to use. So a bed and a bathing area sums up the entire, unique cylindrical room. The hotel itself is nicely planned, guests can pamper themselves by picking their favorite spots located around the place, and enjoy a marvelous view of the sea. There's also a small private beach all the way down the cliff too. Facilities include swimming pools, sauna room, washer + dryer machines, gymnasium, library, etc. are pretty neat if you need them. I would say the place is great for couples, and a short refresher trip. I technically live in the city just half an hour drive away, but to catch a break from work and relax here for a day, I'd recommend this place in a heartbeat. Just make sure you've got the legs to climb up and down the place!