Hotels With Pools in Brunei-Muara, Brunei Darussalam

The service was excellent; they even emailed me to let me know I'd left my laptop in the room so I could retrieve it. The facilities are a bit dated, but the sunset sea view is absolutely stunning. Without a doubt, this is the best hotel in Brunei.

Pros: Free airport transfer. Buffet breakfast. Spacious room. Iron and ironing board available in the room. Walkable distance to Chinese restaurants. Extend stay BND10/hour Cons: opposite the biggest hospital in Brunei, so can be quite noisy even in midnight. Need private transport to travel to tourist site.

The best part only swimming pool.. my kid was playing alone, during Ramadhan it seems not many kids were around playing and swimming. Unfortunately, i a bit late to book for sungkai buffet at this hotel, it was already full. and for Sahur buffet, it was not ofered during the 1st week of Ramdhan.. So, actually we came here, it was just for the swimming pool.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel and would happily return. From the moment I arrived, the staff were warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful, making the check-in process smooth and stress-free. The room was spotless, comfortable, and well-equipped with everything I needed. I especially appreciated the attention to detail—from the cozy bed to the thoughtful amenities that made the stay feel extra relaxing.

The reception lady was lovely and professional. She verified all the required details promptly and, shared some useful information within the hotel and nearby attractions. The room is pretty standard, comes with the necessary in-room amenities and the air-conditioning was NICE. The environment was pretty neat, no loud noises from the street nor from the air-conditioning. Location of the hotel is ideal. It is near some of the main attractions, while furtherest is about a 15 minutes car ride. Breakfast buffet (at an additional fee) is alright, mainly international cuisine. Tried their in-house restaurant and in-room dining. Food was delicious and affordable. All of the staffs I have came across and interacted were extremely friendly and positive. Nothing much to be picky for this hotel.

This is a little outdated but very well maintained and clean hotel. Buffet breakfast offers a lot of choices, especially deserts.The hotel is located in a very busy shopping area and it's difficult to find a parking spot because hotel doesn't have it's own parking lot except for several spots in front of the main entrance.

This was my first time using this hotel for business. While there aren't many commercial facilities nearby, the rooms are clean, the environment is pleasant, and the proximity to the airport and shuttle service are convenient. The hotel cafe is also relaxing.

I recently stayed at Parkview Hotel and had a pleasant experience overall. The room was very spacious and comfortable, which made the stay relaxing. Although the facilities are quite basic and the rooms could use some improvement or updating, everything was very clean and well-maintained. One of the highlights of my stay was the staff — they were extremely friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with any requests. The hotel also provides complimentary airport transfer, which was very convenient and appreciated. The 'sahur' buffet food was reasonable, with a decent variety to choose from. Overall, it’s a comfortable place to stay, especially if you value cleanliness, quiet, spacious rooms, and excellent service.

The two rooms are actually three rooms, the middle one is an open kitchen and living room. The location is not good, except for the supporting commercial area downstairs, you must have a car when you go out. The staff is very nice, the only hotel where there is nothing wrong with the front desk to the room service. There is a free airport shuttle. Later, I heard that I needed to buy medicine, and I specially arranged for someone to drive us out without any cost. There are service points of large car rental companies, and travel services can also be booked with hotels. The commercial facilities are quite complete, and there will be locals eating a work meal at noon.

It was my mistake for not realizing it was Ramadan, so I ended up with a cold breakfast. Better than nothing, but I think there's room for improvement. My colleagues, a couple who came with me, clearly had a reservation (Choi & Yu), but it wasn't registered, leading them to pay for the room again. This is likely an error by Trip.com or the hotel, but the manager wasn't available due to Ramadan, and the issue remained unresolved. As the person who recommended this hotel, I was incredibly embarrassed. They really need to thoroughly investigate the cause and fully compensate them for their inconvenience.