Located in Kuching, The Village House is just a 3-minute walk from Santubong Beach and a 7-minute drive from Santubong Mountain and the Sarawak Cultural Village.
Kelvin
Malaysia
I'm lucky and surprised to have my room upgraded to double bed room from a single dorm bed since I'm a solo traveler. So nice, warm welcome and friendly staff hospitality throughout my 2 nights stay. A nice place to retreat and healing recharge from the daily hectic life in town.
Recommended for travelers who need a calm and relaxing holidays.
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Sofie
Belgium
Treehouse 5 with very nice sea view (but you have to be lucky since our other treehouse (7) had only view on the trees).
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Caroline
Malaysia
Love the peaceful scenery & resort itself, surrounded by mesmerising nature and friendly staffs.
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Darren
Malaysia
Amazing view, comfy rooms, quiet area and suitable for our honeymoon.
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Ros
Australia
A really nice apartment in a great location. Gordon was a fantastic host, very responsive and helpful. Highly recommended!
Providing pool views, Santubong Suites A Just Like Home Damai in Kuching features accommodations, a private beach area, an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness center, a garden, and a terrace.
Breakfast selection was very limited and the time taken for...
Breakfast selection was very limited and the time taken for replenishment was slow. The pool facilities overall was as what we expected (decent), but we had a very unpleasant experience with the team building group that were present. There was loud techno music being played by the pool reception staff and when I approached him to request for him to either change the music or tone down the volume, he informed me that the music was requested by the other guests. I was later informed by the staff concerned that he did not have a choice but to honor the guests requests (which is totally understandable), but what made it a total turn off was the fact that the management did not put conditions on these types of guests requests which potentially disrupts the peace and serenity. I could go elsewhere if I'm being a "Karen" about this feedback, but it's my honest review. Apart from the crappy techno / rave music that was blasting from the pool area and the poor selection of breakfast, I'd give 4 stars for the service/ hospitality by the staff in general.
Anita Sylvia
Malaysia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Nice place for the location, beach & mountain.
Nice place for the location, beach & mountain. Breakfast & other meals can be improved ~ however we should give management grace period post lockdown. Please improve the wifi - it can’t be used.
Visit Cultural Village- it is within walking distance & nicely set up.
Razak
Malaysia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Visited on 30/12- As it was high tide, it was not safe to...
Visited on 30/12- As it was high tide, it was not safe to swim during our visit. But when low tide in the morning, you can walk quite far Scenery of the hill was great. There was a small waterfall nearby the resort where you can go have picnic. Sarawak Cultural Village is quite rundown now, they should have more attractions as the entrance fee is already high. Shuttle from resort to Kuching is convenient. Those who love nature can go hiking at Mount Santubong. There is a bazaar with stalls selling food and also 7-Eleven store in front of the Sarawak Cultural Village.
Salina
Malaysia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Quiet , attractive village where real people live.
Quiet , attractive village where real people live. Not touristy. Short drive from Damai beach which is good and has a few restaurants and shops. Cultural Village very ibteresting and the show there well worth sering Quite a way out from Kuching, but we had a hire car so were able to get about easily. Our accommodation could have arranged day trips if required Roads are good in general once outside the city busy roads.
Anne
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It was sad that the Indonesian fires had such an impact on...
It was sad that the Indonesian fires had such an impact on the atmosphere. Most days we weren't able to see the mountain. When the haze lifted it was better.
So glad that we were staying in the confines of the amazing Village House.
Perfect little gem, we would go back anytime, the owners are so friendly and helpful, the outside area is amazing, you see monkeys from the terrace almost every day. We loved this place! Make sure you hire a car from Kuching, not only to get to Nanga Damai but also to explore the area, it's worth it and driving is easy, not much traffic at all. If you are fit and like hiking, Mount Santubong is waiting for you :) and the "Blue Pool" is a nice loop, as well. Kuching Wetlands by boat is fun and there's a lot more! ENJOY
The treehouse was perfect - simple but comfortable and with everything I needed. Clean and in good condition. The bed was good, there was a kettle, fridge and nespresso, full functioning bathroom, and a balcony overlooking the sea. Food from the nearby Feeding Tree was good and not overpriced. I guess the other options for food would be the next resort, which has at least one bar, and some food stalls (and a 7-11) near the Cultural Village and within walking distance. Both beaches are good but disappear at high tide.
I was disappointing by having the staff who couldn't make my reservation at the lobby.
Instead of the welcome paper, they give me one documents which stipulate that all has to be paid ( toothbrush, slippers, ....) and no food allowed in the room ( but they have a fridge!)and no more choice only their restaurent!!! Food should be improved!, The Hotel is old, definitely not 4 stars.
The good point: location, some professional staff ( Christina, Nora and Seleryl) who tried to do their best, and the Breakfast was good.
We had a great time, the hotel room and grounds are beautiful, and the staff are warm and welcoming! We had arrived late from a long drive and the staff were so thoughtful, they had even contacted us early to ensure that we were well taken care off and accommodated our request for late night dinner even after the kitchen had closed. The food was all delicious!
We stayed here for 3 nights. This was one of the nicest, charming and most atmospheric hotels I have ever stayed in. It seems as if you have ended up in the garden of Eden when you enter the door. Breakfast and three course dinner are included in the price and dinner was varied and tasty every day. The beds were wonderful. A real winner!
Bert
Netherlands
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