Kinabalu Daya Hotel

... with a Bollywood film, subtle they are not. RENE's TURN: Off the bus, into the taxi, up in the elevator of the Kinabalu Daya Hotel. As the adrenolin subsided the stiffness set in and I was happy to collapse into bed for a couple of hours rest. Lee ...

... orangutan, a little rafflesia, seeing Mt Kinabalu for the first time, air asia, the hot showers and white bedsheets of the Kinabalu Daya Hotel, seeing Alice and Barry, little italy wine and pasta, chatty taxi drivr on the way to the "miniture" ...

... 132 The overnight arrival of several gallons of lactic acid to our limbs lead to a day of restricted movement. We swapped the Daya Hotel for the cheaper Pantai Inn, and explored a little of downtown KK in a kind of constipated shuffle. We ate plenty ...

... I saw the stairs.... There was toast and fruit and other things I didn't eat for breakfast.  Yum.  Next was the Kinabalu Daya Hotel.  Driving around the park was funny because we had to stop for turkey, cows, and sheep in the road.  ...

... long way into town under umbrellas, sloshing along beside the road, with a fair bit of traffic. On our way to the preferred Kinabalu Daya hotel, we thought we would try our luck at the Capital, but told it was full. Tried several others, same story, told ...

... it might come as a bit of a surprise that one of the activities that she had booked was the 4095 metre ascent of Mount Kinabalu the highest mountain in South East Asia. I think she regretted it the moment she booked it and has been dreading it ever ...

... . We spent just 2 beautiful nights here before checking into our 5* resort at the other end of town. Now the Best Western Daya Hotel was lovely and a welcomed sight after 3 days in the jungle but WOW this place is pure luxury. Nestled between the shores ...

After conducted the audit at Sabah Plant, I continued my second trip to Mt. Kinabalu trekking, P.3 and additional Manukan island and Sapi island.   Pine Resort provided a green environment surrounding with pines, fresh air, cold weather and the Mt. ...

... jungle is wonderful and it offers great sites, but be ware of the mosquitos, they will turn your day into hell. Visit the Kinabalu National Park, go on the river trip to see the proboschis moenkeys and the spectacular fireflyes in the night, go on a trip ...

... relative (naturally), but at that moment we just happened to be driving past one of the most expensive restaurants in Kota Kinabalu, which features a rotating dining room situated atop a 30-story building, and she told me that meals there cost around 40 ...

Just when we thought Chinese New Year was over..... we found it all over again in Kota Kinabalu! KK is the capital of Sabah a Malaysian State in the Island of Borneo. We flew in, courtesy of Air Asia, and enjoyed two days at a bit slower pace. Eating ...

... ! Sarah thought that the price he was quoting seemed a bit pricier than what she had remembered reading, so we headed back to the hotel to ask for advice. The staff were really helpful and told us we had gone the wrong way once we hit the water. Oops! We ...

... a little bit.  Oh well.  My first stop was in the little touristy area of Kota Kinabalu for a few days.  I found a cute boutique hotel for a reasonable price (thanks tripadvisor.com) and settled in.  As much as I really ...

... and agri produced before we continued with our van climb. We took some pic shots at a rest platform overlooking the majestic Mount Kinabalu, standing tall in all of South East Asia at 4,095 meters. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see the summit ...

... cloudless Mt Kinabalu – the summit upon which we would be standing in only 24 hours time. After arriving at the Kinabalu Park headquarters, meeting our guide – a.k.a. 'Purple' Ronnie - and getting the registration formalities out of the way, ...

... was a list of hotels for Kudat on the back page. We unsuccessfully called a couple of numbers before we reached the ‘Kinabalu Hotel’ which, we were assured, had rooms for the night. Finishing our coffees, we paid the bill, walked down the ...