Search Hotels Near Jesselton Point Ferry Terminal, Kota Kinabalu

"Spacious rooms and great location. Starting to show it’s age though. "

"A strategic place where you can easily access to jetty Jesselton and restaurants "

"Very helpful staff. "

"Everything is great. Nearby many attractions."

"The hotel is in an interesting area of town, close to restaurants and a well stocked supermarket. "

"Clean and comfortable lodging, I could recommend. Good location- easy walk to fish market. Can honestly say for the price was a good deal. "

"Room was very clean. I enjoyed the stay and had good sleep before climbing Mount Kinabalu. I would like to recommend this hotel to others."

"Friendly staff and cozy comfy beds - would definitely stay again "

"Convenient and nice Staff "

"Stayed just for a night, decent value for the price."

"This is a nice smaller hotel in an interesting area of KK. Be mindful that if you get a room at the back of the hotel that there is quite at bit of noise from the road. "

"Good location and close amenities."

"good hotel, but price too high for this class"

"The hotel is in the city center. Had a great stay over there. "

"Staff was courteous and helpful. Room was super clean"

"Enjoyable stay and a great budget property choice. Staff were all helpful, Wi-Fi good, rooms, although snug, more than adequate for sleeping and showering. The one thing that let the property down was the lack of options at breakfast. Everyday a different breakfast meal was given but you had no idea what it would be and didn’t have another option to choose if it wasn’t to your liking. That said, the quality of the food was good. Would happily stay at the property again if looking for somewhere...

"Overall is satisfying, they prepare sahur for Muslim to replace breakfast "

"Very clean and proper hotel with decent location and good area, really enjoyed our stay!"

"Very spacious rooms, location is perfect, the staff is very friendly "

"The room was comfortable and clean. It will be great if cloth hanger is installed inside the room and kiblat direction was labelled for muslim tourists."