Hotels near Long Terawan

We were three people in a room with a private bathroom and considering the expectations and the position we had nothing to complain about. James and Brenda were great, always ready to listen to you and help. Also, the service of transport to and from the park is very useful. Furthermore, next to the accommodation there is a very nice cafe with very good breakfasts and good for having dinner, we were just unlucky because we found it closed for many days due to personal issues of the owner. Also, the Mulu Village has a kitchen, water bottles and some snacks that are possible to buy. When I hear someone complaining about the presence of insects or the sound of the frogs I really don't understand. People going there have just to consider that they are going to a house surrounded by the Bornean Rainforest, so if you are scared by having cicadas or grasshoppers flying around the lights maybe going to Borneo is not your kind of holiday. I hope that the future of Mulu will be more with homestays like Mulu Village and less with resorts like the close Marriot, which I think personally is very superfluous in that kind of environment. I repeat, if you want the swimming pool there is no need to look for it in the Bornean forest, isn't it? For this, we greatly appreciated the simple philosophy of the Mulu Village, which with the essentials gives the visitor an unforgettable experience and a more intimate link with the place compared to other kinds of accommodations. We also found a very good surprise: Now the electricity regularly arrives at the Mulu Village, so there is the 24h disponibility of electricity and is also possible to pay with cards, reading the old comments we were prepared to find only 6 hours of electricity and the possibility to pay only with cash, but now not anymore! I suggest this place to anyone who wants to visit the Mulu National Park and I really hope to come back one day (We didn't do the Pinnacles trail, so I have an excuse).

It's amazing to build and maintain such a high standard hotel. Really not easy. We got an upgrade and enjoyed very much the premiere suite during our 4 days stay at Marriott in Mulu.

Very high standard of service. Would highly recommend staying at Benarat Lodge. Accommodation, meals, airport pickup drop off and Mulu park tours all organised for you when you book in! Can very highly recommend.

The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. There is water heater, air-cond (although did not have to use it), ceiling fan was working well and provide enough coolness for the room. They changed the towels daily. Basic tea, coffee sachets were provided and electric kettle. The tap water is safe to be consumed. There's netting so you can open the door with no insects coming in. Don't have to worry about food cause there is a cafe there than runs until night time. You can pay with credit card. The stay was inclusive with breakfast and was decent with selected few menus that is enough to keep you going for the morning activity. There's also a souvenir shop that you can buy torchlight,batteries, snacks, raincoat, gloves, adidas kampung. For other things like sanitary pads, you have to go to Mini Mart outside the park (not that far). It is very practical to stay inside the National Park as the meeting point for any activities is just a few steps aways from your lodge. Note: 1. There is no wifi, and little data coverage within the compound of national park. They will advise you to use Digi. But you can always just cross the bridge and reception is fine there. 2. Make sure arrange for them to pick you up at the airport. There's no Grab or public transport. Plus you won't have data or reception over there. Although there is airport Wifi. Locals are so nice, don't worry they won't leave you stranded at the airport.

My stay was absolutely amazing! Dina, the owner, was fantastic, she organized an incredible jungle trip, including an unforgettable camping night in the middle of nature. The homestay is perfectly located, just a short distance from the national park, and the whole team is incredibly kind, thoughtful, and always ready to help with anything you need. They really think of everything to make your stay exceptional. I couldn’t recommend this place more!

Had the most beautiful stay at Diana homestay in mulu! Diana was a wonderful host who cooks the most amazing and authentic local food. From the minute I arrived Diana helped organise any tours and activities and organised any transportation I required. I would highly recommend this beautiful homestay in mulu. Thank you Diana x

This is a very clean and comfortable guesthouse that is super close to the park entrance. The food and drinks are cheap and tasty. The owners are very kind and helpful. There are lots of fans and places to dry clothing, which is a necessity in Mulu. I'd be very surprised if there is a better spot in Mulu at this price point!! Definitely recommend!

We had a wonderful stay with Dina and Robert at D'Cave Homestay. There are a few different room options to choose from—basic private rooms with fans, private rooms with air conditioning, family AC room with attached bathroom, and even a five-bed AC dorm. The communal bathrooms have 2 toilets and 2 cold water showers, but everything was kept very clean. The beds were super comfy and bedding and towels are spotless white—exactly that we needed after the tough Mulu Pinnacles hike. Breakfast is included and changes daily. We had pancakes, fried noodles, fried rice, and one morning even got to try amazing local-style donuts filled with pandan custard. Coffee and tea are available all day for self-service, and there’s free boiled drinking water to refill your bottles. If you're lucky, Dina sometimes offers to cook dinner—it’s just RM25 per person and totally worth it! Robert used to be a cave guide and knows the park inside out. They also arrange transport for bespoke local trips of the area. The homestay is in a perfect spot—just a 10-minute walk from the park entrance and about the same distance to the airport. Airport pickup can be arranged for 5RM per person too.

This review is based on the situations in a remote place like Mulu. The stay was good. It's about 1-1.5 km from Mulu national park and airport, so it's in walkable location. The host Helena and Shania was supportive. The room had 3 single beds. Initially I thought it would be a dormitory type of stay. But they have multiple rooms. It is a budget homestay. They prepare dinner and lunch is you ask for. Prices are at par with Mulu park restaurant.

Near the entrance of mulu park