2-Star Hotels in Kundasang

This places very cool then we can see the clouds from our sides room in the morning… the view very nice… their staff very friendly… thank you Sunrise Recreaction hotel… till we meet again… nice places and nice view…

An interesting and very satisfying place, I recommend that if you come to Kundasang, you can stay at this hotel. The view from this hotel is very attractive. If you don't stay here, the good staff always ask if you need help. Delicious food and drinks, beautiful and clean rooms with a beautiful panoramic view.

The hotel location is at straight area where can get foods and shoping nearby the hotel, will stay here again when come here.

Location is very nice. Near to Kundasang village. The hotel is recently renovated. The view from the room is amazing. There's a dinner buffet offered during our stay which is during Ramadan. They also cater Sahur or early breakfast. Parking also not a problem. Scenery around the hotel also very nice. Overall very recommended place to stay if you visit Kundasang.

Strategic location, clean, peaceful, not noisy and crowded The water pressure is not strong and the water heater does not work well

Stayed in the Queen Room C with mountain view, literally waking up on bed looking at the majestic mountain in the morning. And resting on bed see it covered with clouds in the evening. Room : basic & clean, electric kettle, 2 water bottles & 2 mugs & 2 bath towels. Toilet : clean with good strong toilet cistern flushes. Shower : 1 big bottle shampoo & 1 big bottle body & 1 bottle hand wash. Samuel is very kind to watsapp tips on getting a good hot shower in the night. no meals catered but a leisure 20min walk down to market & town, KFC & coffee shops & Alliance Bank. Quiet & peaceful lodge with only nearby ducks cackling & roosters crowing. Highly recommended!

My wife and I viewed online before booking and from the photos it looked like a good enough place for one night. After checking in we were horrified and my wife wanted to abandon our booking and find somewhere, anywhere else. At the last minute we couldn’t find anything else so put up with the following: The door stuck upon opening. It had a plank of wood attached from presumably being forced or previously broken. The room smelled musty The floor was filthy. We opted to wear out outdoor shoes when moving around The bedding had stains and felt damp (not cold as is expected in Kundasang - I’m from Scotland and know the difference between damp and cold). It also smelled musty. The leatherette headboard was covered in stains and was filthy. I dampened a tissue and wipes to show how bad it was. The walls were badly plastered and painted with wall paint over the skirting boards. The walls had numerous large stains. The towels were stained and very worn. Holes in them and I’ve had thicker napkins. The balcony door glass had not been cleaned in a long time. It was in any case covered in A4 paper setting out various “rules”. There were numerous dead bugs behind the papers. When my wife opened the balcony doors, the bug screen fell out onto the balcony. The balcony door didn’t lock (we were ground floor) The two “chairs” were out on the balcony and were old plastic patio chairs which had degraded so much to be brittle. One was already snapped. The “room slippers” were from different pairs and were disgusting. The bathroom ventilation seemed to be via the numerous holes in the ceiling. The shower riser rail fell off the wall when I tried to adjust it. The bathroom tap was loose so moved in its mount when we tried to use it. We didn’t dare use the water kettle I’m sure there were other issues I’ve forgotten but from the above, I can state that out of the hundreds of hotels, hostels and camping sites I’ve stayed at, this place is in my worst five.

All the rooms at Bayu Senja opens up to a beautiful view of the valley. We stayed at the upper floor, which gave an even better view. On the night of a clear sky, you can even see stars. Although the room is not equipped with an air condition, the cool and fresh mountain air is enough to do the trick. The place is definitely peaceful and quiet, as the nearest restaurant is a 5-10 mins drive away. The roads are quite narrow and dark, so to walk out for food in the dead of night would be quite dangerous. The place is slightly out of the way and if you are driving at night, you might miss the turn off as there are not clear lid signage to indicate the location. The shared kitchen could be better maintained but I guess, it could be the guest(s) who did not picked up after themselves. Another note is that the hot shower, aren't exactly hot and not even close to warm, probably because the water is so cold that the heater is unable to heat the water up properly.

Dairy farming may not be the first thing that you associate with Malaysia. As a tropical southeast Asian country, Malaysia does not have a large Dairy industry. However, the unique cool climate in the mountain region of Sabah provides the perfect conditions for grass-fed cows and Dairy production. This farm supplies the region with fresh dairy products including fresh milk, yogurt and cheeses. AND their ice cream is super tasty.

Nice place and good price