I went with a group and while the place was OK it was expensive especially since the only wildlife we saw were birds. I am not a twitcher and while the birds were great, a small dot in a tree doesn't do it for me. Why no salt licks, fruit trees or anything to attract the wildlife to an area... More

The rainforest was fantastic, the guides excellent and we understand that animals can be unpredictable. However, the amount of wildlife we saw was depressing. After the first few, elephant footprints are not exciting. How hard would it be to plant some native fruit trees close to the resort so that at least the monkeys and wild boar come close to... More

We spent two nights in this enchanting resort looking onto a waterfall in a chalet nested in the rock of a hill. Peace and respect for wildlife would best summarize the place. The guide was the best spotter we had ever met and could show us wild orang-utans from far away. We saw pygmy elephants, gibbons, flying squirrels, giant bats,... More

Tabin's rainforests are amazing! There is so much to see, oranutans, hornbills and elephants roaming freely everywhere. However the lodge as a place to stay is very poorly managed with a level of food and service that does not justify the price. It is only the natural assets it has that make you put up with it. At Tabin we... More

We stayed at the Tabin Wild life and were expecting to see animals and wild nature, however there are not much to see out there. There are alot of plants and quite alot of birds, but we did not see any elephants, orangutans etc. There were quite alot of snakes, which appeared right outside our frontdoor and crossed the roads... More

We were the only guests at Tabin when we visited in July 2010. Our guide, Stephen, was fantastic. He knows so much and is a great wildlife spotter. The food was terrific, the cabins clean and so very much to do. Everything was included in the price - no pesky "extras." It is a long drive on bumpy roads to... More

Adequate rooms and food. They do their best with the wildlife resources they have, and we enjoyed the dusk and night drives. Thanks to the humidity and mud, the treks are very hard work indeed. But the staff are very flexible and ready to fit in with, e.g., what children are capable of.

We spent 4 days and nights here and it was great. The cabins look a bit pokey when you arrive but they are actually spacious and very very comfortable. We stayed in one of the river cabins and had the pleasure of views of kingfishers, monkeys and lots more every day. The highlight was definitely the pair of gibbons who... More

As the title indicates Danum was full, yet Tabin really came to my rescue and what a great rescue with a herd of elephants wandering around the camp, monkeys regularly running rampant through the cabins. The serenity and set up was second to none and staff fantastic. Whilst they have a little way to go to being truly worth their... More