2-Star Hotels in Pangkor

The proprietress is very friendly, Pangkor Island attractions, travel related information can ask her, the store is considered a family-style B&B but the room is neat and tidy. There are some snack bars outside. It is an affordable homestay!

The location is very close to the pier and the price is low, making it a great choice if you're looking to save money. There are two room types: with and without windows. I strongly recommend paying an extra 10 dollars for a room with a window—it's like the difference between heaven and hell. Also, none of the rooms have refrigerators; you'll have to find your own way to chill anything you need. There are a lot of mosquitoes here, so I spent most of the night swatting them, which meant I didn't get a good night's sleep.

Motel with a rather large room facing the beach, you can hear the waves in the evening or early morning; it's wonderful. However, be careful; monkeys are present on the rooftops in the morning and make a lot of noise; you have to keep the windows closed. The beach is beautiful and almost empty, which is good for people who like peace and quiet. The problem is that the staff isn't always present; the Duty Free store employees manage the rooms and handle check-ins. You have to get around the island by taxi or motorbike; there's no Grab on the island.

Near the port, there are no beaches nearby. There is a place if you are on a couple of three nights to just get acquainted with the island as we did, but if you come here for a rest, you better sit on the beaches and choose a cleaner place.