Search Hotels Near Sabah International Convention Centre, Kota Kinabalu

"Room was very clean. I enjoyed the stay and had good sleep before climbing Mount Kinabalu. I would like to recommend this hotel to others."

"Clean and spacious room with very friendly staff."

"I was upgraded to the best room due to unavailability of the room i booked which was great."

"Helpful staff that let me check in early :)"

"Excellent hotel service "

"Shops nearby, good location."

"A strategic place where you can easily access to jetty Jesselton and restaurants "

"Terrific View Super clean and covetable . Short Grab ride to town ."

"The hotel is in the city center. Had a great stay over there. "

"Great location. Able to walk to many locations and night food market next door."

"Staff very nice and helpful, room is clean and tidy. "

"Staff friendly and room is not bad. Had stayed here many times"

"The pool is a nice addition after a long day of excursions."

"Great location."

"Enjoyable stay and a great budget property choice. Staff were all helpful, Wi-Fi good, rooms, although snug, more than adequate for sleeping and showering. The one thing that let the property down was the lack of options at breakfast. Everyday a different breakfast meal was given but you had no idea what it would be and didn’t have another option to choose if it wasn’t to your liking. That said, the quality of the food was good. Would happily stay at the property again if looking for somewhere...

"Recommended to bring family stay at the hotel. Convenience and comfortable. Apart from that, it is such a strategic place to find place to eat."

"Lovely historic hotel in KK. Close to all amenities, easy stopping point for taxis outside property. Clean and comfortable."

"Kind staff, great location, basic but confortable room."

"Comfortable stay at Dreamtel. Breakfast was good, staff was service-minded, and room was nice. The hotel has a central location. Good value for money."

"The room was comfortable and clean. It will be great if cloth hanger is installed inside the room and kiblat direction was labelled for muslim tourists."