2-Star Hotels in Pahang, Malaysia

An old but practical hotel. Not for honeymoon but good enough for families. No swimming pool onsite, no free parking onsite during weekdays. Did not try the foods at the coffeehouse. Near to many eateries within walking distance but only 2 halal eateries in this area. Not far from the GPO. No mosque nearby. Good enough for short vacation for not so demanding families. Not for the stylish travellers. At night can be quite noisy as the hotel is by the roadside. Book without doubt.

Really enjoyed my stay here. I especially loved the interior design — very nice, stylish and welcoming. The room was very spacious, and an extra mattress was provided as well, which was a nice bonus. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, including Satay Zul and Roti Tempayan Kassim Baba, so finding food is very convenient. The check-in instructions were clear, detailed and easy to follow. Despite having many places nearby, the accommodation itself was quiet and peaceful. Overall, a very comfortable and pleasant stay. Would definitely consider staying here again.

Strategic location, suitable for a solo traveller like me, i just park my car there, and walk to few tourist attractions.

Had a really good stay at Skytree Hotel, Kuantan. The room was clean, comfortable and well maintained. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout the stay, which made the whole experience even better. The check-in and check-out process was smooth like butter!. The location was also convenient and easy to get around. Overall, it was a pleasant and hassle-free stay. Definitely a good place to stay if you’re visiting Kuantan. Would definitely come back again!

Not much to tell here, only 1 night stay. Hotel just fine for us. The furniture kind of DIY..but its okay. Im hoping to look at the river view behind..unfortunately some being block by big roof...if we get one level up much better.

Stayed here twice before and always had a good experience. This time, iron and ironing board no longer provided in room and we had to go downstairs to use them. It would be better if this is updated in the hotel info so guests can prepare and bring our own.no coffee or tea provided, and the towels were already quite worn out and fraying at the edges. Hopefully, these can be improved for the next stay.

1. Parking is self-paid, costing 65 cents per hour to the city council, except on Sundays and public holidays. 2. There are many eateries nearby, and it's within walking distance to Kuantan Tower or Padang as it's in the city center. 3. There is hotel parking available for RM3, but you need to get it verified at the counter every time you exit the hotel. 4. Staff are okay. 5. The building only has 4 floors. 6. The Wi-Fi and air conditioning are not strong. 7. The TV and bathroom are okay.

Everything was great except communication which was practically non existent. We had a lot of trouble trying to contact the owners and decided to just give up in the end. The accommodation was located at a short walk (750m) from the Tekek Jetty. There are sign along the road that points to the accommodation. Everything there was great especially the local cats who kept greeting us. There was even a pair of kitties(orange - male and white - female) that kept making out in front of our room 😂 during our stay there. Do keep a lookout for them if you are staying here 😏. The photo of the beaches is exactly the view we saw in front of the accommodation.

I stayed for 4 nights, and for three of them, I was the only one in the hostel (a huge plus, but that was just luck). There are no curtains, and there's a noisy fan in the middle of the room. As a hotel with private rooms, I think it's great, but as a hostel... I wouldn't recommend it. Also, it's always very humid there! I just found out about another hostel in this area that's cheaper, has capsule beds with curtains, washing machines, and isn't as humid, plus there's a shop a minute away. To sum up: should you book a private room? I think so, because I saw it and it looked good. Should you book the hostel dorms? No, it's humid and lacks privacy with no curtains. If you're not just staying for a weekend, you might consider it, as you'll likely be alone. I arrived on a Sunday, and all the beds were taken that evening, but everyone left in the morning, and no one else checked in. All the tourists are staying at the other hostel I mentioned above.

I decided to stay at this charming two-star hotel because of my Milkyway expedition near Pantai Tanjung Kempit. Being just a short 12-minute drive from the beach was a huge time saver! I booked a family room with a queen and a single bed. The rooms looked pretty clean at first glance, but under the bed was a mess. How did I find out? Well, my son accidentally dropped his Lego pieces under the bed! The bathroom was clean and worked well, though the sink and toilet water pressure could use a bit of a boost. After flushing, you had to wait until the toilet was full before you could use the sink. The shower head water pressure was great, though. For a hotel like this in Endau, Rompin, it seems to be well-maintained and a good value, especially since there aren’t many options in the area. Would I recommend this hotel to my fellow Milkyway friends? Absolutely! Honestly I forgot to get a photo of the room, but you can probably find one on their website. But I’ll show you some image from my Milkyway expedition just so you know where to stay if you’re planning to shoot Milkyway near here.