Rooms mossie nets view people

Plumbing run down. Property in general in a poor state as is vegetation. Breakfast limited. Would gladly pay for extras

The resort is nested in the hills surrounded by Jungle. The sights and sounds of the jungle are great to wake up to in the morning.

The staff are terrible. Firstly, they require cash for everything. This is not stated anywhere on booking.com and wasnt mentioned when they whatsapp'd me a day before i arrived. I had stayed in three other places in this part of Sabah before arriving here, all of whom accepted cards. Many other people had this issue and were struggling to pay their bills Upon asking advice on an ATM i was told to drive a 34k round trip to find money. It was late at night and i really didnt want to do this as i had a very early start. I asked if petrol stations had cash machines and was told they are always out of order. I called the Petronas 3km away who picked up straight away and told me they had a working cash machine. I took a spin down and grabbed cash without any hassle. Had i lifted to the staff i would have been on a wild goose chase on poor roads at night. I had a medical issue that required an appointment in Kota Kinabalu and told staff i needed to leave at 0745 sharp (breakfast starts at 7.30). When i came to the reception/breakfast area all of the guests were waiting but there were no staff. Finally one of the staff members came and told me there was a delay. He wasnt able to check me out or deal with my payment. I had to leave to make my appointment but this left me having to do international transfers to pay my bill. Granted the on duty receptionist apparently had car issues its still unacceptable to have no cover/backup (i have no idea when someone arrived as i had left) I have stayed in jungle huts all over Sri Lanka, South East Asia and South America and this is probably the the worst. The staff need to be replaced and educated in hospitality. While the huts are nice they are still not very well built. The food i had for dinner was pretty bad vs the meals i had just down the road in The Nest (Jungle Edge Resort). I lost a bunch of hours and additional fees on this place so it just wasnt worth it

Ruhige Lage mitten im grünen, kostenloser Shuttle-Service zum Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Center

Keine Restaurant in unmittelbarer Nähe

Views from the room

Better breakfast

Magical cottages in the middle of nature Friendly staff. Goid food at reasonable prices. Free shuttle 3 times per day to Orangutan Sanctuary and Rainforest DC. Free drinking water 24 hours per day.

The rainforest location is amazing with lots of areas to sit, relax and enjoy the canopy view. Food was amazing with good vegetarian options, and the free shuttle makes it easy to get to the Orangutan sanctuary.

We booked without aircon, so if you like it a bit cooler book a room with aircon cause it can get hot in the dorms

The place is absolutely amazing. The rooms have excellent views and they let you fully disconnect. There is also a relaxation area with some sun beds in which you can lean back with fantastic views. It is such an experience staying here.

Be mindful that the location is a bit far from the main road, which could affect your plans if you need a vehicle. Also, I saw myself thinking about the amount of cash I should be bringing to pay the room and dinner, so some sort of online or card payment would be fantastic.

Very nice people working there! The food was also great and they help you with everything you need.