Bintulu Hotels

voodo0
Reviews: 65

4 out of 5 stars User Rating

Parkcity Everly Hotel, Bintulu: Luxury Stay in Bintulu

ParkCity Everly Hotel is truly a businessman's business hotel with 228 outstanding rooms, tastefully decorated in simple elegance and furnished with modern-day conveniences which make it a restful haven for busy business and leisure travellers alike.

Room Facilities:

- Air-conditioned
- Coffee/tea making facilities
- Mini bar
- Colour TV with ASTRO reception
- Private bath and shower

Hotel Services:

- Business Centre
- Seminar & Meeting facilities
- Hotel Shop
- Laundary & Dry Cleaning
- 24-Hour Room Service
- Baby-Sitting Service
- Internet Access
- Children's Playground

Dining:

- Luconia Bay Coffee Terrace,
- M&D's Restaurant & Waves Pub

Credit Cards Accepted:
- MasterCard
- Visa

Opinion of Price: most expensive
Related to: Luxury Travel, Family Travel
Written January 11, 2007

Park City Everly Hotel, Bintulu

gnh
Reviews: 463

3 out of 5 stars User Rating

2.5 out of 5 stars Helpfulness

Regency Plaza: Interesting Hotel

Nice coffee house where the singer was young and pretty in addition to having a sweet voice.

In the town itself, and everything within walking distance.

Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
Written April 10, 2006

The Singer

picek
Reviews: 921

2.5 out of 5 stars Helpfulness

AA (Air Cond) Inn: the cheapest place to stay in Bintulu

It was the cheapest... most probably. We didn't check out one of these Rumah Tumpagan around the town and close to piers. AA Inn was a bit strange place. We arrived at 6.30 am and asked for double room first. They said the price was 25 RM. So, we checked in and wanted to take rest after long bus ride from Kuching. 10 minutes later, a guy knoced on the door. I went to ask what's the matter. He enlightened us by an information that we will need to pay for that room until 12 am and if we stay one night, we pay for that too. Well, I am not sure if that's regular practice around the world, but by then we never needed to pay for 2 days at any hotel or GH when we arrived at that early hour.
However, we were too tired that day and we decided to stay anyway. Later we would go to look for better place to stay. Among our visitors that day, there was a fat rat who made herself feast with our food, mostly cakes. I was not very happy for paying 50 RM for a dirty room, rat included. Of course, there was TV and no programme worked and there was toilet, but was so filthy that was close to impossible to take shower there without getting even dirtier:)
However, it wasn't the only place in Malaysia where we had a rat (or 2?) in room. There was another one in Kota Kinabalu that was our regular visitor every night at one of these 'cheap' hotels. Hmmm...

rat in room... we saw here in bathroom and we found out she was eating my cakes...

Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
Related to: Budget Travel, Road Trip, Backpacking
Written February 14, 2006

picek
Reviews: 921

5 out of 5 stars User Rating

2.5 out of 5 stars Helpfulness

My House Inn: no durian here...

We paid 35 RM/night and it was our favourite place to stay while in Sarawak. For that price we got bathroom included (with hot shower), room service, TV and nice view over one of the city's main streets. It was very clean place and there was no rat in the room like in the other one where we stayed for our first night in Bintulu (which was cheapest hotel in town, for 25 RM)

Nice people, good quality for that price.

Opinion of Price: about average
Related to: Casino and Gambling
Written February 14, 2006

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Parkcity Everly Hotel, Bintulu: Luxury Stay in Bintulu

Regency Plaza: Interesting Hotel

AA (Air Cond) Inn: the cheapest place to stay in Bintulu

My House Inn: no durian here...

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