Area Attractions

The village showcases the knowledge, history, culture, and tradition of Borneo.

A traditional village dedicated to Monsopiad, a warrior and head-hunter who lived on the land 200 years ago.

The museum complex houses the Science and Education Centre, Heritage Village, Sabah Art Gallery and Museum of Islamic Art.

The gallery that features over 3,000 paintings, sculptures and carvings by local and international artists.

A modern style Hungarian cuisine and other European food into the mix.

A laid-back restaurant and bar in the heart of Kota Kinabalu

This Coffee & Breakfast Café never disappoint: breakfast, sandwiches and coffee offerings.

Formerly known as the Kota Kinabalu City Bird Sanctuary, this Centre was declared a State Cultural Heritage Site in 1998.

A mangrove forest reserve where the Klias River flows and boat rides can be taken to view the varied wildlife that dwells along the riverbanks; crocodiles, monitor lizards, tree snakes, eagles and the shy Proboscis monkeys that come out to hunt for food in early evenings can all be seen.

The Park offers botanical and zoological experiences for both young and old. Among the inhabitants of the zoo are the Borneo Pygmy elephants, Proboscis monkey, Malayan tiger, Sumatran Rhino and Borneon Sun bears.

Located at the edge of the roadside of a forest reserve, the centre serves as an education and conservation hub for Rafflesia.

Sabah’s main sporting venue, offering comprehensive facilities for sporting events such as landscaped jogging track, football stadium, cricket field, hockey field, lawn bowling, indoor badminton courts, gymnastic studios, tennis courts, fencing, 25m and 8-lane 50m swimming pools and 10m dive platform which is undercover.

One of the newest parks in the city which comes complete with a rubberised jogging track and fitness equipment, expansive playground, mid-range eating outlets, and a musical fountain.

Experience white water rafting at Padas River which gives you Class 3 and 4 rapids, while Kiulu white water rafting is more suitable for family with children as it gives you Class 1 to 2 rapids. All rafts big and sturdy, with an experienced expert guide who controls the steering of the rafts.

This cluster of 5 islands can be reached from the Jesselton Point Waterfront, where you can take a 10-20 minutes boat ride to one or more of the islands - Manukan, Mamutik, Gaya, Sapi or Sulug. Besides scuba diving, visitors can enjoy other water sports such as snorkeling, sea walking, parasailing and coral flyer.

This nostalgic street features rows of old shoplots populated by family-run businesses that have been handed down over the generations. It is conveniently located approximately 3 minutes walking distance from the Hotel.

This vibrant market offers local crafts, souvenirs, woodwork, sarongs and Borneo pearls that can be found in rows of compact stalls where most prices are determined by bargaining. It is conveniently located approximately 8 minutes walking distance from the Hotel.

This shopping mall is home to several major international and local chain retailers, a multiplex cinema and a 3D movie theatre. It is conveniently located approximately 3 minutes walking distance from the Hotel.

The longest standing shopping centres in Sabah that offers souvenirs, sporting equipment, fashion, optometrists, hairdressing and beauty salons and food courts. It is conveniently located adjacent to the Hotel.

Mount Kinabalu is situated in Kinabalu Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The peak stands at 13,435.7 ft (4095.2 m) above sea level and has seen many climbers conquering the mountain to be rewarded with a breathtaking sunrise view of Northern Borneo.

Malaysia’s second highest mountain at 8,668 ft (2,642 m) after Mount Kinabalu, offers a challenging jungle trail through dense tropical forest covered with exotic flora and fauna, indulging many species of pitcher plants.