Casa Casa — Hotel in Borneo

We had an amazing stay here at Casa Casa! The price is very reasonable and it is conveniently located close to everything including the jetty for excursions, delicious food, market, convenience store and literally next door to the best sea excursion company in town. The rooms were basic, functional but immaculately clean and served their purpose. The showers and air conditioning were good. A huge benefit is that they offer complementary Coway filtered water to save on water bottles. Another huge factor that motivated our choosing to stay at Casa Casa was that breakfast is INCLUDED. The breakfast WAS VERY tasty and offered many selections. Their cafe, Secawan, is very charming as is the owner who is super friendly and aims to make your stay a...

We really enjoyed our stay in Semporna. The staff immediately proved to be very kind, offering us a room upgrade and advising us on which agency to contact to book the boat excursions. The complimentary breakfast is taken in the nice bar a block away, pre-ordering it the day before. The location was great both for walking to the port area where most of the restaurants are located, and for getting to the JETTY. They offer a fixed-time shared transportation service to Tawau Airport at a very affordable price. The only negative thing was the lack of a wardrobe: in such a small room a place to put luggage and hang clothes would have been more useful...

We are from India and this is our first visit to Sabah in East Malaysia. Casa casa was the best option we made for our stay in Semporna island. The hotel was very neat, well maintained, affordable, very near to jetty area as well as all food places, hospital and shops, offered best service and yummy breakfast from their nearby cafe (secawan cafe). Mr. Bob was very kind, courteous and polite. He helped us with our island tours as well as our cab to airport which was hassle free and super convenient for us. He answered all our queries with a lot of patience. The unlimited coffee option was icing on cake for a tired day (which we...