This was our third hotel that we stayed in during our 2 week trip in Borneo. The shuttle bus was waiting at the airport upon our arrival. When arriving at the hotel, we were greeted by members of staff and a welcome drink with a cold, refreshing towel. We were taken to our room and when booking the hotel I mentioned that our holiday was a 30th birthday celebration. We were shocked when we walked through the door and balloons and banners were everywhere and a cake was made out of towels. The room was very spacious and clean and the bathroom was incredible looking out onto the rain forest. The bed was possibly one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in. The whole hotel was very clean and tidy and staff were very friendly and helpful. The swimming pool is a luxury amenity and is much needed after a walk in the rainforest! Breakfast in the morning was very good and there was plenty of different options to suit different tastes. We went to the bar in the evening and had some cocktails which were delicious. We were even joined by a friendly toad. Transport to and from the national park is easy with the shuttle buses which the hotel provide free of charge. We would 100% return to this hotel again and would recommend it to anyone that would like to stay in a more luxury hotel during their stay in Mulu.…
Was there with family for holiday, Mulu is an interesting place and a must to visit in a lifetime. & Mulu Marriott is the best place to stay if you wish to pamper yourself and your family after a long day venturing all those famous caves. Their staffs are friendly & helpful, the rooms are big, clean, with all necessary facilities & with a small balcony facing forests. The buffet breakfast was so tasty with reasonably choices. Will certainly stay there again in future.
Unique hotel, tastefully designed in the style of Iban longhouses with high quality interiors and amenities. Almost all staff are from local families, well-trained and exceptionally friendly. The Mulu national park is world-famous for all the right reasons as a sustainable ecotourist experience. The park management and guides are friendly and informative and the trails, caves, canopy walkways and river longboat excursions are a unique and important experience for young and old alike. If you fly to Mulu from Kuching it becomes apparent just how much of this essential ecosystem has been sacrificed to palm oil.
This was our 4th hotel in the space of 2 weeks and it was absolutely amazing. We arrived on the truck from the airport and had been upgraded to a Suite, the room was out of this world, huge living room, bedroom, balcony and bathroom with a bath looking out into the rainforest. The facilities are great, nice gym, pool was stunning, the hotel is set upon stilts in the middle of the forest. Food was good, decent wine list, not overly expensive for how remote you are but they do run out of a lot of items as it all had to be flown in and frequently gets spoilt, a menu which changes on a regular basis would make more sense here to avoid disappointment. The setting in Mulu is breath taking, we arranged 2 trips through the hotel, they have their own guides, provide packed lunches for you and will even get your wrist bands for the park entrance. Both guides were brilliant but Phillipi was local and was outstanding. We did all 4 of the show caves, the bat exodus, we were about to give up then Phillipi saw them start to leave. We then walked back in the dark, with Phillipi spotting different animals/insects and reptiles on then way. Don’t expect to see lots of wildlife here but don’t let that put you off, it’s so stunning. …
The hotel room is clean and the staff is nice. The food is good and affordable it is almost perfect until I was told that the hotel had ran out of tooth brush and toothpaste. What upset was that they didn't try to help to do something and simply just state the fact.
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