"Stay at the Pacific Sutera Hotel in Kota Kinabalu."

"Stay at the Pacific Sutera Hotel in Kota Kinabalu" For this trip to Sabah, I chose the Pacific Sutera Hotel in Kota Kinabalu, and had a unique stay. As soon as you enter the hotel, you can feel the heritage of this long-established star hotel. The hardware facilities are complete, and the service is generally satisfactory. The large swimming pool is eye-catching, with reasonable depth zoning, so whether you are a swimming expert or a beginner, you can have fun here. The pool faces the sea, offering a panoramic view of the magnificent sea. Playing in the pool with the sound of the waves is very pleasant. The hotel's private beach is another highlight. On sunny days, the beach is as crystal clear as jelly, and the fine sand rubs against your feet, as if every step is on a painting. The sunset restaurant on the beach serves Western food. When the sun sets and the afterglow falls on the table, the romantic atmosphere is instantly filled, and the dining experience is excellent. The quiet cruise terminal is a good place for a walk after a meal, and the sea breeze makes you feel relaxed. However, the hotel is not perfect. The first thing is the buffet breakfast, which is not only limited in variety, but also not very tasty. There are very few dishes that are edible, which is a bit disappointing. As for the room, I booked a deluxe sea view room and specifically noted that I wanted a high floor. The check-in process went smoothly in the early morning, and I didn't encounter any inefficiency. After emphasizing it again during the process, I was assigned to the 8th floor. The sea view in the room is really amazing, unobstructed, and the vastness of the sea is in full view. But the downside is that the room's linen looks old and not very clean, which I hope the hotel can improve. As for the surrounding area, it is a bit inconvenient to travel, as there are no restaurants within walking distance, and you need to take a taxi to the city for dining. Also, you can't order takeout, so if you are purely on vacation, it is fine to eat and drink in the hotel, but the consumption is relatively high. If you want to experience the hotel and taste the local food, staying for one night and then moving to the city is also a good choice, depending on your personal preference. This stay had surprises and shortcomings, and I hope the hotel can continue to improve and provide guests with a better experience.