Mulu World Heritage Area Accommodation
Mulu National Park Headquarters, Gunung Mulu National Park 98007 Malaysia
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Mulu National Park Headquarters, Gunung Mulu National Park 98007 Malaysia
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Stayed in mulu kingfisher lodge for 3 nights. Love the lodge,has air cond, kettle,lovely hand held shower. Twin beds comfortable. Lodge very clean. Staff are very helpful and courteous cafe serves good food not too expensive. Included breakfast has good choice. Love the nasi lemak for breakfast abd curry chicken and nasi goreng for lunch or dinner both cost around 16 to 18 myr. However there is a cafe outside call sweetbar cafe opens at 630pm. Food is cheaper. We had curry fish at 15myr. Local vegetable at 8myr lively and they gave us free rambutans. In mulu we join tours to deer and lang cave,saw bat exodus after,join canopy walk and fast lane and lanang caves. We are happy with all the tours and guides. Broadwalk to deer cave though 3.8km is easy level walking. We had a great time. I love mulu park and caves. Thank you to the staff for a great stay. Regds Shy…
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled with friends
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There was a miscommunication when we stayed at Camp 5. We were told a mosquito net and linens would be provided. We were not prepared for a simple mat next to 15 other people. It is a clean accomodation in the middle of the jungle with great staff who prepare tasty foods. Make sure to bring a towel and toiletries for the the cold shower, a pillow, and a sense of adventure!
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Date of stay: August 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Not sure where to start praising this place. The protection effort over the rainforest is amazing. The bungalow accommodation inside the park was perfect. We would fall asleep with the sounds of frogs, crickets and rain falling on the leaves. The bungalow was big, comfortable with all the necessities: big and comfortable bed, sockets, big shower room. Room gets cleaned everyday. All the activities were really great and interesting, there is something for every level of tourist/trekker. A massive shout-out to all the staff at the office and the guides, especially Ishmael and Nick who were nice, attentive and clearly very proud of their job and the conservation efforts in the forest. And finally, thank you to the staff at the cafe: your food was absolutely amazing and I will never forget your beef rendang!…
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The gardens bungalows are beautiful and very comfortable. The cafeteria food is good although you have to have time. The visits were too comfortable, no adventure here (although we visited very nice caves!). It would be nice to have intermediary treks (either you get the family ones on boardwalks, either the very difficult 5-days to the pinnacles). I would have liked one-day jungle hikes without boardwalk. There is a very short one to the waterfall but it takes only 30 minutes out of the boardwalk.
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Date of stay: December 2022Trip type: Travelled with friends
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This place was amazing to stay at, right in the heart of the Heritage Mulu National Park with every activity at your fingertips. We stayed in the Family Longhouse and what a treat to have so much room to spread out in. Definitely not too original as we had air conditioning and fans and running hot showers in a spacious bathroom. Only thing to remember is that you will need to bring or buy your own water as you cannot drink the water there. We ate each night at the park cafe which was delightful, as were the staff, with plenty of choices. Breakfast was included in our price. Don't think twice, just do it and forget the fancy place, this has character that cannot be matched.
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Date of stay: October 2022
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Room Tip: There is not a pool onsite and it is a bit of a hike to the waterfall but well worth it. ...
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The lodge inside Mulu National Park is perfect for exploring the parks attractions and nature at its best. The lodge is clean, great size and layout especially if sharing with others. Being inside the park you can explore when it’s suits you, which it offers many different walks to explore. Highly recommend staying here when exploring Mulu NP.
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Date of stay: September 2022Trip type: Travelled with friends
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We booked to stay here for 2 nights in a private lodge for 2. The room was big and everything you would expect from being in the middle of the rainforest. We had already pre-booked our trips we wanted to do through emailing the park HQ but you can book these on arrival. On arrival we paid for all of our trips and we given a park map. The staff are really friendly and recommend trips to do. Thé café at park HQ is great. They have English and traditional food. The price is great and the food is delicious. The satay chicken is the best we had in Borneo! As soon as you enter the park, you have a great feeling as you walk across a little suspended bridge straight away. The park has security so when you want to go and do any of the trails you sign in and out. They have recommend walks you can do. The look out tower is good. The signs around the park are really good and informative. We booked on a couple of trips which were the skywalk, night walk and deer and Lang cave trip. We were supposed to do the garden of Eden trip but unfortunately we couldn’t do it. The skywalk is amazing and I would definitely recommend it. We managed to see some monkeys in the trees and because they keep the numbers to a small group and you can only have a couple of people on each bridge it feels like it is just you and your family with you. The night walk was amazing, going into the rainforest in the pitch black is incredible. The guides are amazing and know where lots of the animals hide. We didn’t see any big animals but saw snakes, spiders, scorpions. The deer and Lang cave was my favourite trip! The guides are incredible and we learnt lots of new information! The cave is out of this world. We were so lucky and managed to see the bat exodus where around 2 million bats fly out the cave. There is nothing that can describe the experience and we felt so lucky to be able to see it. …
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Date of stay: August 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We had already booked our accommodation and tours before arriving via email and found this part of the process great. However, when we arrived at the park they didn’t have all of this recorded and they were having to look through all the paper booking folders to find everything we booked. We left after paying thinking everything was done. We just happened to go back to the reception to ask about a walk later and they enquired where our wrist bands were for the park we had no idea what they were talking about as we had not been given them. They then presented us with paper work that had all of our booking details printed out including the tours. The hostel room had around 14 beds with 2 men’s shower/toilets and 2 women’s at the back of the building. There is no key for the hostel door and no plug sockets next to beds. There were a small number of plug sockets in the middle of the room. Lockers are in the room but you need your own padlock. The first 2 nights were great there were only 3 of us in the room. However, this all changed on the last night when a large tour group came and took all of the other beds. They were extremely loud before 6am in the morning for over an hour and showed no respect for others trying to sleep. Their guide then also came into the room shouting to round them all up for their tour. I think in these situations the park should rent the whole hostel room to the group or make it clear that you follow the unwritten hostel rule of not making excessive noise before 7am! The breakfast included within the room rate was really good as was the food at the park HQ in general. Everything shut at 8:45 in the park. If you can find accommodation just over the bridge from the park this is as good as staying in the park. We booked the hostel to avoid having to get lifts all the time.…
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Date of stay: February 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I travelled here with a friend. We stayed in the rainforest lodge as the dorm was full. The room was ensuite and was outstanding. To find this in the middle of a jungle was simply amazing. The facilities for where you are are excellent. Food very good. Quality of guiding excellent, visitor centre very informative. The internet isn’t great and I definitely think this is not because of the location as locals were streaming films and games etc. This should be looked into as travellers need to be able to book flights etc which we did have an issue with. Food and drink is a bit more expensive than the average on Malaysia, but hey you’re in the jungle! Very much recommended and I WILL be back!!!
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Date of stay: February 2020
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We stayed in 2 different types of accommodation because we were there 3 nights and there wasn't accommodation available in the same room for 3 nights. First was the more expensive deluxe garden bungalow. It was big but smelt very musty, with very Creaky floors! It had a lovely outdoor area to sit at and was in a quiet area. The second one was the rainforest lodge, cheaper and I liked it better. There was a chair to sit on inside, as well as the balcony outside. It was smaller but smelt better. The downside was the air con seemed to be on a timer so it went off at night when sleeping. Each room had a jug for tea and coffee but no fridge, but powdered milk was supplied. They have limited facilities (a generator is used some of the time) so that's part of the reality of its remoteness.…
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Date of stay: June 2019Trip type: Travelled with family
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Frequently Asked Questions about Mulu World Heritage Area Accommodation
What are some of the property amenities at Mulu World Heritage Area Accommodation?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, and a coffee shop.
What food & drink options are available at Mulu World Heritage Area Accommodation?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
Does Mulu World Heritage Area Accommodation have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the park view available here.