Senja Bay Resort

Struttura sufficiente , buona gestione , colazione sufficiente, pranzo e cena qualcosa in più, problemi vari per la camera 46. Piove dal soffitto ,pulizia sufficiente check in dalle 15.00 . Nell insieme accettabile il rapporto qualità/ prezzo

La spiaggia, Coral Bay, è incantevole, la più bella di Kecil. Sul Senja ci sono molte cose da dire: va bene gli chalet spartani nella jungla, va bene che possono entrare topi, formiche e scarafaggi. Quello che non è accettabile sono le pulci nei materassi. Dopo due giorni io e il mio compagno avevamo le gambe e i piedi pieni di punture. Dopo le proteste è venuto un addetto del “resort” che ha tolto le lenzuola e ha spruzzato un anti insetti. Come erano i materassi sotto le lenzuola evito di raccontarlo. Per 65 euro a notte, prezzo alto per la Malesia, non è accettabile.

Chambres très proches de la plage et très pratiques Chambres familiales de 6 avec 2 WC et 2 douches Restaurant et petit déjeuner de bonne qualité Personnel de l' accueil très serviable Plage avec de nombreux restaurants (mais pas trop, ils sont suffisamment espacés) notamment barbecue tous les soirs au Amelia 's) Un seul bar de la plage ( a coté du Amelia), sert de l alcool, vous pouvez apporter votre bière dans les restaurants alentours sans problème Pratique pour une sortie snorkling à Rawa. Coraux et magnifiques poissons multicolores sur la gauche de la plage en regardant la mer. Plage bien meilleure que long beach (hôtels plus modestes et plus remplie, sable blanc sans coraux) C est notre hôtel préféré de Perhentians

Prima di recensire bisogna dire che alle Perhentian non c’è una gran varietà di strutture. Tranne le tre o quattro super lusso con prezzi proibitivi, ci sono una serie di strutture medie, il Senja ne fa parte. Camera su una palafitta con interni molto spartani niente frigo ne tele(se vi interessa). Per pulizie e cambio bisogna farne richiesta. Colazione il minimo per noi europei. Acqua a disposizione in un dispenser. Sulla spiaggia una decina di lettini. Quando arrivte al molo chiamate per le valige altrimenti dovrete tirarle sulla spiaggia . Un consiglio alle Perhentian max tre notti

Great location and nice staff, but that's about it. For 60 euros per night we expect better. Poor air conditioning, dated huts, ants everywhere (removed every day but just kept coming). Shower had little water coming out, moldy shower curtain. Very basic for an expensive price. But you are on a beautiful island!😜

Overall acceptable rooms, considering the price paid the quality is adequate. We slept two nights in the beachfront bungalows. The problem is the staff, absolutely listless, sometimes irritating and offensive. For the luggage they did not offer to lend a hand at all (which was done in all the places where we stayed in Malaysia). The staff, sitting doing nothing, simply looked on, laughing. Avoid dinner, unfortunately one evening due to rain we had to try and they did everything they could. In the end after having reversed the orders with another table, and having waited over 1 hour they say that they have run out of the things ordered. Obviously at every reminder they laughed in my face and spoke to each other in Malay. Terrible experience, horrendous service. If you decide to go, arm yourself with patience. Then there are strange insects in the mattress... Which obviously bite... I suggest a sheet bag

Very friendly staff, great beach, nice hotel on the outside but which requires some refreshing work. Room a little dated but bathroom perfect. Average bedding, bed linen that deserves to be changed. Still good value for money

Of the three accommodations I stayed at on the Perhentian Islands, it was the most expensive and the worst. The floors need to be renovated because when the neighbors walk in their room, the bed moves. The rooms facing the beach near the reception are according to guests quite noisy in the evening and at night, people seeming to be attracted by the light while the beach is vast and sparsely inhabited on certain portions. The bathroom was renovated and quite stylish, but I only had lukewarm water 50% of my stay. The room was equipped with a hairdryer and a kettle. At the front, there is a balcony. Breakfast offers toast, margarine, jam, rice, pasta, roti canai, hard-boiled egg, cucumber, coffee, tea and watermelon juice. There is also a catering service which is more expensive than other places without being of better quality. It is possible to pay with the bank card but over time this adds to the bill with the commission to be paid to your bank.