Find hotels near Tun Mustapha Tower, Kota Kinabalu from ￥4,083

"We loved the Klagan regency. Everything about it was amazing. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We will definitely stay there again if we visit Kota Kinabalu."

"Toilet has no water piping facilities..just a tissue paper for this? Air cond position not suitable.. even though we waited for an hour, it still couldn’t feel cool in the room.."

"Good stay for 4day 3 nights stay its next to a shopping centre so youre not out of shopping and dinning the room is decent and clean and staff were friendly "

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"Room was very clean. I enjoyed the stay and had good sleep before climbing Mount Kinabalu. I would like to recommend this hotel to others."

"Our state was very nice. No problems. Just to be aware that this is not the touristy part of town. With no offense meant, we were the only white couple. We saw the whole time in this area. Everyone was smiling and friendly. No problem whatsoever with the locals they were very welcoming!"

"Very Healthy breakfast very helpful kind staff"

"Clean and spacious room with very friendly staff."

"Helpful staff that let me check in early :)"

"A strategic place where you can easily access to jetty Jesselton and restaurants "

"I was upgraded to the best room due to unavailability of the room i booked which was great."

"Great location. Able to walk to many locations and night food market next door."

"Shops nearby, good location."

"Great location , rooms were spacious but very dated property needing updating . Carpets were stained . Buffet was very good with a good selection of local cuisine."

"Staff friendly and room is not bad. Had stayed here many times"

"Everything is great. Nearby many attractions."

"The hotel is in the city center. Had a great stay over there. "

"Great location."

"Lovely historic hotel in KK. Close to all amenities, easy stopping point for taxis outside property. Clean and comfortable."

"The room was comfortable and clean. It will be great if cloth hanger is installed inside the room and kiblat direction was labelled for muslim tourists."