This hotel review is a highly responsible one, because this hotel left me with a very, very bad impression. First, I must thank Trip.com's customer service for their active communication, reassurance, and assistance in resolving the issue when we were angry and helpless. Thank you very much, Trip.com customer service.
Now, about the hotel:
1. **Location:** The location is indeed excellent, offering stunning sunset views of Kota Kinabalu. The hotel has a small beach with many small fish, which is beautiful and fun. However, these are all external advantages, meaning this local hotel simply benefits from a prime location. This is the only positive aspect of the hotel.
2. **Service:** The service at this hotel deserves a (-100) score. The floor staff don't smile, don't greet guests, and won't even respond if you initiate a greeting. When I inquired about a paid late check-out, the front desk receptionist immediately said 'No' without asking for my room number or checking the computer system. When I showed them that rooms were still available for booking on the platform, the front desk manager actually replied, 'You're welcome to try and book it.' This kind of service attitude was truly eye-opening. As I was leaving, they even mocked me behind my back. In particular, the front desk staff EDWIN and JOSHUA are very, very unprofessional and are completely unfit to work in the service industry.
3. **Dining:** The weekend buffet dinner costs MYR 168 per person. The food selection is very limited. It's extremely poor value for money, definitely avoid it. Plus, there was only one staff member clearing dishes. I recommend the BBQ buffet at the beach bar, which is only MYR 99 and should be much better than the indoor one. Remember to book in advance. The breakfast, at MYR 80, also offers very ordinary food, just enough to fill you up.
4. **Price:** The last-minute room rates were incredibly low. They were MYR 1,000 cheaper than what I paid when booking a room half a month in advance. This clearly indicates extremely chaotic hotel management. Various prices are flying around among agents, making a mess. Regarding the front desk's attitude, other guests we met on the beach also experienced similar problems. Even when a hotel room had a leak and the engineering department recommended a room change, the front desk was incredibly reluctant and delayed the process.
In summary, if you intend to solely enjoy the beautiful scenery without any interaction with the hotel staff, you might consider it. However, if there's any chance you'll need to communicate with the hotel staff, be prepared for a challenge.
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