Borneo Tribal Village — Hotel in Borneo

Where can I even start.. We stayed two nights. The rooms were rather expensive for what we got. My friend and I rented two rooms. We wanted to spend one night each in one room and stay together in the second night. I checked in my room and the mattress sagged in the middle, which made it very hard to sleep. I actually ended up sleeping on the floor, that was more comfortable. No sink in the room, windows couldnt close and no Moskito nets. When I checked out the next day, they wanted me to pay more on top. I paid 50RM for the night and the next morning they told me oh actually the room is 70Rm a night, please pay another 20RM. (Which of course, I didn't) They lost my tourist tax and told me I wouldn't have paid it. (Paid 10 RM again next day) When I checked out, they wanted to keep my security deposit, telling me they already gave it back to me... It took a lot of talking to get it back. I don't really understand what brings people so far out here, because there is not really much to enjoy. Can't...

It was so new borneo tribal village buildings, so it also the best ever places that are have 'baruk'(bidayuh ritual house) that stayed at the middle or we say for the stage there. there also have 'rumah panjang' and a stairs that are very high until the top of the last stair..for me the carpark are very okey bcz so many car and so many parking for the car enter..wow...

This is a great spot for hosting activities like religious programs and similar events. Nearby, there’s a Kelulut Bee farm you can visit and a pond where you can feed the fish by purchasing fish food for around RM1 during your visit. They also sell Kelulut Bee honey here. The owner is approachable...