4-Star Hotels in Sabah, Malaysia

The hotel is directly opposite Welcome Seafood, and the mountain view room is quiet and comfortable. I had a really pleasant stay, highly recommend it! The hotel service is also excellent, attentive and thoughtful, making for a first-class experience. I definitely recommend staying here.

Stayed for 2 nights Always to stay here rate wise depends, u could grab a great offer but unfortunately i didnt I stayed dueing ramadan, and had 2 sahoor but both servings are dissappointment, tasteless and i dont know Even try their iftar programme too, but hurmm sadly it was the same Silver linings is walking distance to Imago mall, 10min ehailing to airport The parking is free (first come first serve) Owh forgot about the room smell, smells draft abit Recommended hotel but need to step up on the culinaries.

We had a lovely stay at The Luma Hotel. I instantly fell in live with their interior the moment I saw it on social media, more so when we got to experience staying in it. Apart from their impeccably well-thought of interior design, I also appreciate how accommodating their staffs were as well as how convenient the location of the hotel. Would definitely come back once I visit Kota Kinabalu

The location is super convenient, right next to Suria Sabah shopping mall. Shopping, groceries, and dining are all within easy reach. The DBKK jetty is a 3-5 minute walk away, making island hopping a breeze. Gaya Street is also a 6-10 minute walk, perfect for shopping and picking up local specialties. All in all, the location is excellent! (The best part is that you can find Shu Da Xia hotpot inside Suria Sabah, and there's another Sichuan restaurant next to Ya Yan. It's tough getting used to local food when traveling abroad, it's often too sweet, so having familiar Chinese food was a huge blessing!) The family room we booked for four was very spacious. On our first day, we were lucky to find a very pretty front desk lady who spoke Chinese, though she was the only one – the other staff only spoke English. Communication was smooth on the first day, and check-in was quick. We ran into her again on our last day, and she offered free luggage storage. I'd definitely stay here again next time. The buffet breakfast had limited variety, but it was enough to fill you up, and you could still find something you liked. (Don't set your expectations too high; it's not as lavish as the breakfasts offered in various hotels back home.) There's also a rooftop pool, which we unfortunately didn't get to use due to time constraints. We had a sea view from our room, which was a pleasant surprise!

Always stay executive room but this time lounge access is closed due to some issue but at least hotel do provide voucher for my meal.

The room's location is pretty good. It's quiet and only a 10-minute walk to the beach. There's also a pool on the rooftop, and it's self-check-in. You can store your luggage at the security booth downstairs for 6-10 Malaysian Ringgit. It's a bit far from the city center, but there's not much to do there anyway, just eat and browse. The main reason to go to Kota Kinabalu is for the sea.

Waiting for the boat at the pier, the staff member was really nice. He brought us chairs to sit on and even offered us water. Although I didn't catch his name, I really want to thank him! Upon arrival, the front desk was already there to greet us. Honestly, if your English isn't great, communication on the island can be a bit challenging, for instance, regarding the shower water, Wi-Fi, or power outages. They explained everything in great detail, and the next day, they even followed up to ask about the hot water – they truly care about guest satisfaction. Oh, and they upgraded us to a high-floor villa! We encountered two geckos and a small snake in the room, but the kids weren't scared at all because they knew they were harmless creatures. A super-sized cockroach crawled out of the drain in the bathroom, haha, my child watched it for ages. To be honest, considering it's in the mountains, maintaining it to this standard is quite impressive. It was a great experience, far from the city's hustle and bustle, allowing us to enjoy the charm of the ocean and the forest. We stayed in a high-floor villa and ordered room service for dinner. The delivery staff worked so hard, carrying the trays all the way to our room, and the food was still surprisingly hot, which really touched us. We gave them a small tip as a token of our appreciation for their efforts.

Stayed at The Sigar Sutera Bay and had a really pleasant experience overall. Cleanliness: 5/5 – The room and common areas were very clean and well maintained throughout my stay. Location: Quite strategic. It’s conveniently located near popular spots like Aru Beach, Suria Sabah, Jesselton, as well as malls such as Servay Penampang and Emart Lintas, making it easy to get around. Service: The reception team was very helpful and responsive whenever I needed assistance or requested items. Amenities: Good facilities provided. The swimming pool was spacious and clean, which made it enjoyable to relax and unwind. Overall, a comfortable stay and worth considering if you’re visiting the area.

This isn't a resort, but rather an excellent transit hotel for your first night. The quality is top-tier: it is brand-new, impeccably clean, fully automated, and staffed by incredibly friendly people. ＞ Location:Not on the beach, but in the airport's Arab quarter. There is a 24/7 supermarket nearby, though no renowned restaurants. ＞ Recommendation:If you land in the evening, save your money by staying here first to rest before heading to your resort the next day. ＞ 这家不是传统度假酒店，而是极佳的中转站。酒店品质顶尖，设施崭新、全智能化且卫生极佳，员工也非常友善。 ＞ 位置：不在海滩边，位于机场附近的阿拉伯区。周边有24小时超市，但无知名餐厅。 ＞ *建议：若您傍晚落地，无需将钱浪费在度假酒店上，推荐先住在这里休整一晚，次日再前往度假。

The location is pretty good, right at the northernmost end of Gaya Street, next to the Hyatt, Suria Sabah, and the Atkinson Clock Tower. There's a rooftop pool with four lounge chairs and a small bar. The room was a bit small with an inward-facing window, so it was just okay. I didn't dare drink the tap water. It's suitable for a one-night layover when you first arrive, but a resort is definitely more comfortable for a relaxing vacation.