Hotel Sandakan
Malaysia, Sabah, Sandakan

Featuring an elegant decor and a warm hospitality, Sabah Hotel welcomes you for an unforgettable vacation. Hotel Sandakan sits on top of the hill overlooking the town of Sandakan. This is a small town on the East of Borneo that is the stepping-stone to the rest of Borneo, the world last unspoilt rainforests of The Land Below The Wind. Sandakan Airport is a 20 minute taxi ride with excellent connecting air service via Kota Kinabalu from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Hong Kong.The hotel has 120 spacious guest rooms and suites, with a homely atmosphere. Each is equipped with all the latest comforts including refrigerator and bathroom.Guests may enjoy complimentary breakfasts and happy hour drinks at the hotels cosy breakfast room.The hotel offers a fully equipped business centre with full secretarial services.

Facilities at Hotel Sandakan

• Babysitting
• Banquet
• Bar/Pub/Lounge
• Business Centre
• Concierge
• Conference Facilities

• Fitness Centre
• Laundry
• Parking
• Restaurant
• Room Service
• Safety Box

• Shopping
• Spa
• Steam/Sauna
• Swimming Pool
• Tennis
• Tour Desk

The Rooms at Hotel Sandakan

• Air Condition
• Cable/Satellite
• Coffee/Tea

• Hair Dryer
• Minibar/Fridge
• Telephone

• Television

About Sandakan:

Sandakan is the second-largest town in the state of Sabah, East Malaysia. Sandakan is known as a home ecotourism destinations in Sabah, such as the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary, Turtle Islands Park, Kinabatangan River and Gomantong Caves. Impressive structures are Puu Jih Shih Buddhist Temple, St Michael's and All Angels Church and Sandakan Mosque.

Sabah has a dense jungle interior and the region’ s highest mountain. It’s also has some of the region’s premier dive sites (Sipadan) and is a naturalists/botanists dream destination. The capital, Kota Kinabalu virtually rebuilt after the 2nd world war is a modern city with air links to KL. Attractions nearby include the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary and the Sabah State Museum, which includes an exhibition of skulls – reminder of a time when Sabah was known for head hunters.