Hotel terbaik di Tioman

Kami menginap selama 4 malam, menempah setiap hari kerana kami merancang untuk berpindah ke seberang. Akhirnya kami tinggal di sini dan sangat berpuas hati. Sebelah pulau ini sangat tenang dan damai. Satu-satunya perkara yang boleh memecahkan kesunyian adalah bunga api, yang kadang-kadang dilancarkan pada waktu malam, tetapi ini tidak boleh dianggap sebagai kelemahan.

Secara keseluruhan resort ini memenuhi jangkaan, tetapi boleh dipertingkatkan apabila ia datang kepada tawaran tambahan memandangkan harga bilik yang mahal.

We have booked a fullboard 4D3N fullboard pool view superior room stay which includes 1 lunch, 2 dinner, 3 breakfast and snorkelling trip to pulau renggis and marine park. As our stay was during the school holiday, the resort was packed with big groups of families and company trip. It was not what we imagine to be a couple retreat. Food was ok however it was the same menu daily during breakfast. This is our first trip to Paya. The room is big in size however we do have issue with the shower where the water flow is so small. We do enjoy the beach view in front of the resort and the sunset.

I had such a wonderful 2 night stay at Papaya Resort - I would absolutely recommend it to anyone. The price was very good, considering the proximity to the beach, local amenities, and being only a short walk (5 mins) from Tekek Jetty. The real highlight of the stay here was the staff, the manager was exceptionally welcoming and warm, and was always willing to stop and have a chat about activities on the island - he even set up a snorkeling trip for me on the next morning.

I have asthma, it's been hell. 1. I'm staying in the Deluxe Ocean View Room, and it fills with the smoke and the smell of burning trash and melting plastic every evening after 7, and continues until perhaps 1 AM. The building is sat at the lowest point on the beach in front of a sort of trash-filled depression that flows into the ocean at monsoon season (check the photo), and all the resorts burn their trash close by, and all the smoke pools into this room because the air conditioner has a big hole through to the outside wall, and the sliding glass doors have big whistling gaps. The small bathroom box fan does not help. I've already had a serious asthma attack, it's literally dangerous. 2. I had to leave the snorkeling tour early because despite asking multiple times how many people were going (they said 4; it was 20) and if it was nonsmoking (they said yes, it's nonsmoking when i bought the ticket, and again before i stepped on the boat), 3/3 staff members unapologetically smoked or vaped in my face the entire time, and taking their cue as permission, 3 guests started vaping and another 3 smoking, making it miserable for me, so i demanded to be dropped off at the next jetty. 3. A nonsmoking room just means you personally happen to not be smoking in it at this very moment. All the rooms are smoking, and almost all the customers here smoke, many of them the incredibly strong local stuff that's illegal in other countries and makes anyone in a 300m circumference think there's a brush fire nearby. instead of trying to curb this damage to their property (not to mention health hazard), they sell a large variety of these cigs at their minimart. just one kind of fruit per day, but 12 types of cigs! the garden is littered with literally thousands of cigarette butts they've never cleaned, again, just check the photo- that was just the 2 square meters in front of my cottage, multiply it by 20,000 . . . I have spent 5 years traveling in SE Asia, I realize people here don't believe air pollution, secondhand smoke, and lung disease are real. I always travel with 2 air purifiers, I'm always upfront about finding solutions with hotel staff . . . this place was hell and their constant gaslighting abominable.