Hotels mit Frühstück in Sarawak, Malaysia

Für mich war nichts besonders schlecht, das ist die Sache. Alles war ok, komfortabel, akzeptabel... aber ich habe nicht das Gefühl “WOW, das ist ein 5-star Hotel!” bekommen. Das Zimmer selbst war geräumig und komfortabel, aber ich war ziemlich überrascht, dass die Teeauswahl auf Lipton beschränkt war, mit Nescafé für Kaffee. Ich hätte eine etwas bessere Auswahl geschätzt, vielleicht Dilmah oder ein paar verschiedene Teesorten. Es mag ein kleines Detail sein, aber diese kleinen Touchs tragen wirklich zur allgemeinen Prämienerfahrung bei. Frühstück? Okay. Aussehen persönlich erwartete ich ein wenig mehr Variabilität von einem 5-star Hotel. - Okay, gut. - Pool? Gym? Ansicht? Sehr schön. 🌅

City Rise Hotel Miri – Spacious Room & Great Location The room was huge and spacious, although our double-bed room had no window. Unfortunately, there was a strong urine-like smell coming from the toilet when we first opened the room door, which was quite unpleasant. I also found some hair beside the bed, so cleanliness could definitely be improved. The basement parking is limited, and one annoying thing is that you need to check in first before you’re allowed to park in the basement. We were told not to park at the side of the lobby even just for a short while while checking in. We explained that we needed to check in first, but the security guard said the area was for police 😂. The security staff at the lobby could also have been more welcoming and friendly. During breakfast at Called Coffee Café, I found it quite funny that they didn’t have latte available. 😂 On the positive side, the location is very convenient, with plenty of places to eat nearby and easy access to Parkson and Imperial Mall. The breakfast selection was otherwise awesome, and the room itself was very spacious. Overall, the hotel has a great location and lots of potential, but there are some areas that could be improved, especially cleanliness, parking arrangements and customer service.

Das Hotel hat einen alten Vintage-Charm und Sie können sagen, dass es eine große Atmosphäre während seiner ersten. Es verfügt über ältere Möbel, so dass es passt, wenn Sie sich nicht um diesen Stil kümmern. Die Sauberkeit ist sehr lobenswert, da die Wartung älterer Artikel eine große Pflege erfordert. Die Möbel sind gut gepflegt, robust und voll funktionsfähig.

Ich hatte am Vorabend des chinesischen Neujahrs ein Standard-Zimmer mit Aussicht auf die Hügel gebucht. Der Aufenthalt war insgesamt zufriedenstellend. Es gab ein Kingsize-Bett und ein Einzelbett. Das Zimmer war mit einem Minikühlschrank, einem Wasserkocher, Tassen, Taschentüchern und einem Fernseher ausgestattet. Allerdings war der Satellitenempfang schlecht, da das Bild instabil war. Außerdem gab es einen kleinen Föhn. Auf dem Foto, das ich hochgeladen habe, sind die Ausstattung und die Aussicht vom Zimmer zu sehen. Das Frühstück war zwar nicht sehr umfangreich, aber ausreichend. Es gab Laksa, Kolomee, Salat, Nasi Lemak und Brot.

Wir genossen wirklich unseren Aufenthalt in Voco! ❤️ Die Geburtstagshandschuhe Dekoration war so eine wunderbare Überraschung und ein wundervolles Touch. Wir genossen auch das Frühstück, mit einer Vielzahl von Wahlen. Insgesamt hatten wir einen großen Aufenthalt und schätzen wirklich die kleinen Details, die unsere Erfahrung extra besondere gemacht.

Das Hotel vermittelt ein Gefühl von Privatsphäre und bietet einen höheren Standard als das Damai Beach Resort. Am ersten Abend von Gawai findet für alle Hotelgäste eine besondere Veranstaltung statt, die sehr beliebt ist. Das Hotel stellt Toilettenartikel wie Duschgel und Shampoo der Marke L'Occitane zur Verfügung. Außerdem gibt es kostenlose Schlafkissen, die einen erholsamen Schlaf fördern. Der Nachteil ist, dass das Zimmer nicht sauber war. Vermutlich lag es an der hohen Belegung und der damit verbundenen Zeitmangel für eine gründliche Reinigung. Es gab Spinnweben, Staub auf dem Glasschrank und kleine Kakerlaken. Außerdem sollte das Zimmer, entgegen der Anzeige auf Trip.com, Meerblick haben, ich bekam jedoch ein Zimmer mit Blick auf die Hügel (und eingeschränktem Meerblick).

Good - 1.very convenient location 2. Mattress and pillow are good Bad - 1.Only one lift working during our stay and had to wait as the housekeeping staff always occupied it. 2. Insufficient kitchen tools provided for 3 persons 3.There is a hole in the ceiling 4.. Missing wardrobe door 5. Cleanliness needs to look into. However, we are coming back soon.

The room facilities were okay, but the ac definitely needs improvement. When we checked into the room, the fan was already on. After switching the fan off, we noticed that the air conditioner was not cooling the room properly and it felt quite warm. We ended up sleeping with only the fan running throughout the night, which was disappointing as we did not expect such an experience. 😓 We checked the air conditioner ourselves and confirmed that it was switched on and set to the correct temperature. We also noticed that the lobby air conditioning was extremely cold, so there seemed to be a significant difference compared to our room. We reported the issue to the front desk, but were informed that the room air conditioner was functioning well. Unfortunately, this was not our experience, and it affected our overall comfort during the stay.

The best hotel in Miri. I would say 10 times better than Marriott Miri Resort. For any solo, couple, family travellers out there this is the best place to stay. Everything is close by shopping malls, places to eat, pubs etc. Fantastic stuff Mr Chong the manager was absolutely amazing. The breakfast is to die for and the swimming pool at the roof top is amazing. It’s a 10/10 for me. Well done mercure Miri City Centre.

I was quite disappointed with my experience at 56 Hotel. On our first night, at around 7 PM, we returned to our room and could clearly hear the children in the room next door making a lot of noise, while the parents were also speaking very loudly. I understand that children making noise is sometimes unavoidable, so initially, we did not want to blame the other guests. Instead, we assumed that the main issue was probably the hotel's poor soundproofing. We wanted to contact the front desk, but although there was a telephone in the room, we were not sure which number to dial. As far as we could tell, the phone seemed to be mainly for room service/food orders. So, rather than guessing, we actually went all the way back to the lobby to make a complaint in person. The first staff member who spoke to us seemed unsure of how to handle the situation and eventually said that they would need to get the manager. The manager did come over and listened to our concerns. He also said that he would ask the guests next door to lower their volume, which I appreciated. However, what really frustrated and disappointed me was that throughout the conversation, the manager never acknowledged or even mentioned the hotel's poor soundproofing. I am not expecting a hotel to completely prevent children from making noise, nor am I asking other guests to remain completely silent. What I would expect, however, is for the hotel management to recognize when the problem is partly caused by the hotel's own facilities. The fact that we could hear the conversations and noise from the room next door so clearly suggests that the soundproofing between rooms is inadequate. Simply asking the neighbouring guests to lower their volume may solve the problem temporarily, but it does not address the underlying issue. The next guest could easily experience the same problem. For me, the biggest disappointment was not the noise itself, but the way the complaint was handled. I would have appreciated more acknowledgement and transparency from the management regarding the hotel's soundproofing. I hope the hotel will take this feedback seriously and consider improving the soundproofing, rather than treating each complaint as an isolated issue.