Hotels in de buurt van Kerk van Sint Michaël en alle engelen (Sandakan)

'Geen strand, alleen was leuk krokodil farm en de sandakan history trial , beter deze plaats overslaan, de receptie wist bijna niets , heel hard bed , leek wel of je op de grond sliep , ze hadden geen top matras, s avonds muziek van buiten , ik had geen warm water, meerdere keren gevraagd, stel prutsers, weinig water uit de kraan '

'The place is very worn down and not particularly clean. There’s a strong, unpleasant, and stuffy smell throughout the building. The escape routes in case of fire seem questionable and not clearly marked. Overall, it feels poorly maintained and unsafe. Definitely not a place I would recommend for families with children.'

'This is an old hotel, it used to be one of the best hotels in Sandakan before. Now I saw the building itself is outstanding there but I also realized that the quality of their service and maintenance are not perfect anymore because of recession by the pandemic. One of the reasons why I decided this hotel for staying, the review mentions a " nice breakfast". But they don't have it now. Regarding amenities like a shampoo and toilet rolls, it requires payment if you get extra. I stayed 2nights...

'Bathroom smelt awful, there was quite a lot of noise from outside, beds were uncomfortable but the staff were friendly and helpful and they have a water machine to refill water bottles'

'Friendly staff'

'Fantastic'

'Phone didn’t work and they couldn’t fix it. Offered us another room. AC didn’t work and had to be reset. Room safe didn’t work and had to be fixed with new batteries. The safe was not set of bolted down and anyone could have walked away with the safe.'

'Cleanliness, spacious room'

'Overall okay. Only thing is the master bedroom aircon which takes awhile to fix. Owner very responsive and provided welcome drinks when arrived. The area is good and quite close to shops. Good to have a car though.'

'Staff excellent. Many restaurants all around the restaurant. This is one of the finest food sanctuaries in town.'