Hotels With Pools in Sabah, Malaysia

For that price was fair Enough. The only thing it was very noisy during midnight. Seems the walls are thin . I was missing shampoo but had three tooth brushes there .

I recently stayed at the Promenade Hotel Kota Kinabalu, and it turned out to be a very pleasant experience. The location is excellent—right in the city center, making it easy to walk to nearby restaurants, shopping malls, and the waterfront. It’s convenient whether you’re here for business or sightseeing. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. The bed was cozy, the air-conditioning worked well, and the Wi-Fi was stable. I also appreciated the small touches like the coffee/tea facilities and a good-sized work desk. If you’re lucky to get a sea-view room, waking up to the South China Sea is definitely a bonus. The hotel facilities are also great. The breakfast selection was good with plenty of choices, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay. The check-in process was smooth, and I felt well taken care of. Overall, I had a very good stay at Promenade Hotel. It has great value for its location, comfort, and service. I would gladly choose this hotel again the next time I visit Kota Kinabalu.

Except for the airport and Tanjung Aru, the location is excellent; you can walk to the night market and other markets. What stood out most was the amazing ocean view from the room and the clean swimming pool. I especially appreciated the washing machine and drying rack, which were very convenient, and the hot water pressure was excellent. I didn't see a single bug! If I ever go back to Kota Kinabalu, I'd definitely stay here again. 👍 What to bring: Maybe an extra towel or two?

Doesn’t like hotel..except there’s a people in front desk other thing all just like Airbnb Without hotel services, late night check in with small baby, many luggage bag and stroller totally no one helping for it..front counter staff just look at us and when I ask any bell boy they say only self services Water flow for both toilet stuck just open shower head awhile the floor already like flood Last month I stay at here also ‘ARU’ but is under owner Airbnb.. this time choose hotel due to late flight arrive and prefer have services helping but no different with Airbnb… who knows actually the same building The room with a very very kick ‘wet smell’ not sure is the sofa or what..actually it is the same with the previous stay Airbnb the unit just next door (more prefer Airbnb at this place) Drinking water provided and 4 cans soft drink.. for short stay okay within 24 hours but more than that not recommend

The hotel is clean and hygienic. It's a one-bedroom apartment with a washing machine. It's very convenient for getting around, being close to the pier, so you can sleep in a bit. I was always the last one to be picked up for tours. It also has a balcony.

Very nice home stay with Netflix and cook top , outdoor street parking 🅿️ available Swimming pool available. 👍🏻 nice home stay Would definitely come back again

Our small family decided to have a staycation in few hotel/resort and by far Sutera has won our heart. This place is amazing and i suggest anybody who wants to experience this place to stay more than 1Night. The room is still in its Vintage style , tv only has those old channel , there's one bathtub in the room which we loved specially my son,for the breakfast i do believe they can add more choices as they are more korean dishes focused, it'll be nice to have local kuih (hinompuka/pais pisang) other than kuih pisang only.. But other than that, you actually get free 1hour of bike rental on ur stay which we only know when we ask around, it was located right in front of the kids pool , other than that they do have a small train going around from Magellan to Pacific sutera and its FOC!!! I loved the staff energy the entire time, he asked our son to be in his seat as a driver and even let my son press few button and act like he's driving the train!! god bless your fun soul sir!! keep up the good work!! we will definitely be back again soon🥰❣️

This hotel in Kota Kinabalu is quite good. The facilities are decent, though it's inconvenient that there's no laundry room with a dryer. The front desk service is good. They do require a cash deposit. Nearby, there's a good 'Welcome Seafood Restaurant' and a durian street.

This hotel offers an absolutely stunning experience, especially the panoramic sea views. Watching the ocean change colours from daytime blues to a dramatic sunset and peaceful evening was unforgettable. The scenery alone makes this place special. The room was modern, clean, and thoughtfully designed, with large windows that brought the outdoors in. Sitting by the window with a cup of coffee while watching planes pass over the sea and islands in the distance was surprisingly calming and unique. The atmosphere throughout the stay was quiet and relaxing, perfect for unwinding. Everything felt well-maintained and comfortable, from the room setup to the overall hotel environment. If you’re looking for a hotel with beautiful views, a peaceful vibe, and a touch of luxury, this is an excellent choice. I would happily return and highly recommend it to anyone seeking a memorable seaside stay.

There was a big debate with my family when we were booking. I really liked the swimming pool here, while my family wanted to stay at the new Hyatt, closer to the jetty and Gaya Street. In the end, we decided on the Marriott. We didn't experience the issues mentioned online about no hot water or plane noise. The hot water was plentiful every day. You could hear planes before falling asleep, and I'm a light sleeper who really values quiet, but I slept very well all four nights. Maybe there aren't any planes late at night. For transportation, I personally don't think it's a big deal; it's a short taxi ride to both jetties, and getting to places like Welcome Seafood for food is also a very short taxi ride, just the base fare. It's only a bit further from Sabah University. The only thing I think could be improved is the breakfast; it was exactly the same all four days. It would be nice to have some variety! 😀 As someone who swims year-round, I'd swim in the evenings after island hopping and in the mornings before going to the mangroves. This pool is about 25 meters long and absolutely wonderful. Every day after my swim, I'd float on my back in the pool, watching planes fly overhead – it was incredibly relaxing.