Hotel in zona Taman Selera, Miri

“there was no one there! i waited for 4 hours then went to another hotel”

“Borneo Tropical Rainforest Resort provided one of the highlights of my Sarawak stay. Breakfast and dinner were both included in my price, and both were incredibly tasty. The resort offers and train/boat ride through the property, which is beautiful and loads of fun. The waterpark has a couple of fun slides. The waterfall hike is a must and I also enjoyed the first and second nature walks. It offers round trip transportation to Lumbur Hills National Park for 10 ringgit each way if you don’t...

“Staff are extremely welcoming and helpful. Rooms are lovely - clean and spacious, perfect crisp sheets and soft towels! Pool is large enough for swimming whilst others are playing games. Good vegan choices - and chef was helpful in finding/recommending options. Convenient for the airport and Miri centre by Grab. ”

“Citi Hotel, Miri, is convenient. There is a eating place next to the hotel and also opposite the hotel.”

“Maintaining the facilities for good future”

“The room was filthy, the area was horrific and the city was boring as hell.”

“Clean room - but nothing like the pictures featured on their advertising. A small bolt was the only security to the outside of the building/balcony and looked over a secluded car park, so felt a little vulnerable. Staff were friendly and easy to get a grab to restaurants/ central Miri.”

“Very limited choice for breakfast meal. Staffs need training on customer service. ”

“The hotel is in a strip mall shopping complex which is convenient if you want/need to buy food/snacks and also to do laundry. The place is about a 25 minute walk from the airport — no sidewalks though. It’s adequate for a night stay since it’s close to the airport but not near any other activities you may want to do in Miri walking wise. The check in/out was good and the wifi works. The rooms are a walk-up so be mindful if carrying a lot in roller bags. Overall, would stay again for a...

“Great place to stay ”