Cari Hotel dengan Water Park di Semporna

"The entire hotel feels very new and modern, which is great! 👍 I'd even say it rivals the Park Hyatt. The room size is standard, but the bathroom has excellent hot water supply, and there's a balcony facing east, perfect for catching the sunrise 🌅. Just make sure to close the balcony door tightly, or the air conditioning won't blow cold air 😞. The pool is on the sixth floor, and you need to provide your room number every time you go. The hotel breakfast is very good; I particularly recommend their chicken congee 🥣 – it's delicious, I had two bowls every day 😋. The cakes 🍰 look nice, but they're a bit sweet. There's also a SPA at this hotel, but it doesn't seem to be affiliated with the hotel; I suspect it's privately run. You need to book a day in advance, and they only accept cash, WeChat Pay, or Alipay transfers – credit cards aren't an option. A 60-minute foot massage for two costs over 600 RMB 💰. Unlike in China, there's no shoulder and neck massage; you just wash your feet, move to another room, and the massage begins. Afterwards, they provide a plate of prawn crackers and two cups of ginger tea. I found it pretty average, and the price felt a bit steep."

"If you visit Semporna, staying in a water bungalow is an absolute must! The experience is poles apart from staying in town for island hopping. During our first few days in town, we had to wake up early every morning, pack, rush through our itinerary, and return exhausted in the evening, aching all over. But a water bungalow stay is a whole different story. Each morning, you wake up to boundless ocean views. Sunrises and sunsets are yours to savor whenever you wish. Lounging on the balcony, chatting with friends, or cuddling with your partner under the sun – *that's* the essence of a perfect vacation! Our choice of Lelebang Water Bungalow this time was incredibly worthwhile! The value for money is outstanding! While it might not be as bustling as traditional water bungalow resorts, it was precisely this tranquility that my travel companions and I absolutely adored. Plus, the price was surprisingly only half of what those other resorts charge! We later visited a water bungalow on Mabul Island (Mabul Water Bungalow Resort), which was certainly larger, but also very crowded, and cost two to three times more than Lelebang! The water bungalow also thoughtfully provides three meals a day. Breakfast is buffet style, offering a wide variety like stir-fried noodles, sandwiches, and cereals, catering to different tastes. Lunch and dinner are even more sumptuous. For two people, it's typically four dishes and one soup, including two or three seafood options, paired with refreshing and delicious green vegetables. Everything was fresh, tasty, and utterly satisfying! I wholeheartedly recommend that anyone visiting Semporna experiences a stay in a water bungalow! Even if it's just for one day, you'll gain a truly unique experience!"

"Facilities: The room was a bit cramped; it was hard to walk between the tatami mats and the bathroom with two open suitcases. The plastic shower gel holder in the bathroom suddenly fell, which gave me a fright – I recommend replacing it. Hygiene: The room's cleanliness was average, with quite a few fallen hairs. Environment: It was quite good, and the water was clear. Service: The Black staff members were all very friendly. However, the butler and front desk didn't coordinate well. On the 28th, I went to the front desk to book an island hopping tour, but the front desk staff wasn't there. So, I contacted the hotel butler via WeChat to book the tour. After paying, I asked him to send me the specific time, but he didn't. Later, after returning from the sea, I saw the front desk and mentioned that I had booked an island hopping tour for the next day and asked what time it departed. The front desk told me to wait there at 9:30 AM. The next day, I waited until 10 AM, but the boat hadn't arrived. The front desk then told me to contact the butler, who had booked me for the 30th instead. However, the butler's first reaction was that I hadn't confirmed the time with him. He said he asked when I was checking out, and I replied the 30th, so he misunderstood. He then claimed I hadn't confirmed the time with him and asked again what day and time I was leaving, stating that even if I booked for the 29th, I couldn't go deep diving as it hadn't been more than 24 hours. Why didn't he ask me this when I first paid? To me, this was completely shirking responsibility. I checked, and usually, 18 hours or more is perfectly fine. Furthermore, I had communicated with you before checking in that my flight was at 1:45 PM on the 30th and I needed airport transfer. The front desk also recorded a morning island transfer on the 30th during check-in. If they had paid attention, they wouldn't have booked it for the 30th. Secondly, after sending the payment screenshot, I specifically sent another message saying, 'Remember to send me the specific time,' but he never did. Also, I told the front desk about the island hopping tour for the next day, but there was clearly no communication between them. In the end, there wasn't even an apology. I had to chase them for the refund several hours later. Oh, and there was another misleading point: the title 'free fishing' referred to fishing within the hotel premises, which I've taken up with Ctrip. Overall, it was still alright, but I believe that for a stay costing 3600 per night, the service awareness needs to be improved. I chose to stay for two nights, but after the experience, I feel one night would have been enough. I hope the owner can make improvements, and I wish them prosperous business."