Kota Kinabalu Lodges from NT$693

Q: Are there any family-friendly lodges in Kota Kinabalu?

Look up Survivor Lodge Pulau Tiga , a 2-star stay that's a popular choice with families. This lodge in Kota Kinabalu also includes comforts such as WiFi and housekeeping services. After checking in and chilling out in your cozy digs, it's time to head out and discover some of the local sights. Kota Kinabalu Esplanade and Lok Kawi Wildlife Park are just two family-friendly attractions in Kota Kinabalu.

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Our top choices for Kota Kinabalu lodges

Deluxe Double or Twin Room, Balcony, Sea View | In-room safe

1. Mamutik Island Lodge

Mamutik Island

Darren

NT$3,888 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

2. Mile 36 Lodge

Ranau

Wei Suan

NT$784 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 19 - Aug 20

3. Nabalu Kundasang Lodge

Ranau

Marco

NT$1,419 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 19 - Aug 20

4. Ceaser's Place

Ranau

Robert

NT$846 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 9 - Sep 10

5. J Residence

Ranau

Pierre

NT$1,546 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 19 - Aug 20

6. Crystal Hill R

Ranau

Imran

NT$693 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

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Top Kota Kinabalu Hotel Reviews

Citadines Waterfront Kota Kinabalu

10/10 Excellent

"Great swimming pool with view of the sunset. The 24 hour gym is very nice. The restaurant on the 6th floor on the same floor as the gym and pool is very good too, though a bit expensive for what you get. They did allow substitutions, for example substituting a fried chicken sandwich for a grilled chicken sandwich, and having sauces on the side. You just have to ask them for this. The ground floor restaurant is more affordable, but most of the dishes serve fried meat, so it’s not a good choice for health conscious eaters. The bed was very comfortable, though not long enough for taller people, which resulted in my feet hanging off the end. All of the staff are very friendly and helpful. The location is excellent, with so many places within walking distance, be it outdoor fresh fish restaurants, night markets, during street, jetties for boat excursions, etc. What’s nice too is in the lobby there is kind of a small mall, with an Orange convenience store, a souvenir shop, and chocolate shop, a Burger King, and a terrific Cantonese style fish restaurant. It’s nice sometimes to not go out in the heat and have a nice meal. I found that the fish restaurant was the best place to eat in the hotel and mall complex. Nearby within walking distance are large shopping malls, including a place called Wisma Merdeka, which is the best place to change money. Be warned though , that this downtown area is dirty and maybe even scary to some, so take that into consideration."

Le Meridien Kota Kinabalu

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel location is fantastic. We had a sea facing room and had a wonderful view of the ocean and mountains in the background, as well as fishing boats. The gym is also well equipped - multiple stationary bikes, treadmills, exercise machines. The only down side is that there is a strong odor of cigarettes in there all the time. May be due to bad air circulation in that room. There is also a nice outdoor pool. The breakfast buffet was very good, with lots of local and western choices. Hotel staff are wonderful, very helpful, polite and customer focused."

Pan Borneo Hotel Kota Kinabalu

8/10 Good

"The shower alternative tap did not work. And water temperature was either quite hot or cool. Water pressure for showering was low too. But the bidet’s water pressure was super strong! So, taking a shower & using the bidet was quite a challenge. Perhaps it’s time to use more sustainable shower management that feels satisfying yet saving water. Breakfast was adequate, but could improve a little with coffee: offer cold fresh milk instead of milk powder. Might want to consider offering local Sabahan breakfast? Location is excellent- walking distance to convenience stores & restaurants. Room was clean, soundproof, and beds excellent - helps a lot in getting some peaceful sleep. Staff were exceptionally welcoming, friendly and efficient. Keep up the great work!"

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Kota Kinabalu Lodges information

Number of reviews	457
Accommodation	7 Lodges
Lowest Price	NT$693
Highest Price	NT$3,888

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How much do lodges in Kota Kinabalu cost?

Rates for lodges in Kota Kinabalu range between NT$693 and NT$3,888 per night. No matter your budget, you're sure to find the perfect space with Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Are there any family-friendly lodges in Kota Kinabalu?

Look up Survivor Lodge Pulau Tiga, a 2-star stay that's a popular choice with families. This lodge in Kota Kinabalu also includes comforts such as WiFi and housekeeping services. After checking in and chilling out in your cozy digs, it's time to head out and discover some of the local sights. Kota Kinabalu Esplanade and Lok Kawi Wildlife Park are just two family-friendly attractions in Kota Kinabalu.

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What is there to do in Kota Kinabalu near my lodge?

No matter your tastes or interests, Kota Kinabalu has loads of things to keep you on the move. Kota Kinabalu Esplanade, Sabah State Museum and Kiansom Waterfall are on most travelers' trip plans. Don't forget about All Saint's Cathedral, Signal Hill Observatory Platform and Gaya Street Sunday Market either. With Expedia's hotel deals in Kota Kinabalu, you can discover even more fabulous attractions like these with the cash you save.

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