The staffs helpfull and very friendly! The gave me a bicycle to round nearby village and beach. The sunset at Pantai Puteri is awesome! Facilities is top notch, very peacefull. Mosque also just nearby, can just walk to perform prayer there. Really enjoy my stay, worth the money.

Bit confusing when i arrived because the gate is closed. But then the staff said just honk amd they will open it.

Absolutly cozy place. Tranquil Amazing staff.

Could need some maintenance Some of the offered tours are a bit too expensive.

Room was ok, maybe the mosquito netting need some washing. Good ambience at the hotel, quiet, laid back. Dinner served as part of the package was good/acceptable, but breakfast was a no go.

Nothing much to do around the hotel area, please improve on the breakfast served.

Dinner was amazing. Every food was so delicious.

Room - the bed linen have termites and I didn't really enjoy sleeping on it. During day time, the room was so hot, even the aircond and fan were switched on.

Very quiet. Very stylish. Very nice staff.

Everything was fine.

Beautiful architecture and great vibe. Having the pool as the central focus was a really nice idea. Both dinner and breakfast was delicious. This place is a bit out of the way but perfect for getaways to unplug from the rest of the world.

Nothing much. Maybe some small maintenance issues here and there but nothing that was a deal-breaker.

Quiet place Healing Process

Nothing much... only if want to have hot drink at night time no cup available

The pool and the atmosphere of the property is really nice. While the room is rather small, there's a lot of common space, which makes up for this. The Santubong Wetland River Cruise and the Sarawak Cultural Village are nearby. The food was tasty; you get breakfast and a three-course dinner every day. Unfortunately the options remained the same throughout our stay. Being vegetarian, we alternated between spaghetti aglio e olio and a vegetable curry the whole week. The Village House collaborates with a driver named Jamal, who'll pick you up from the airport for RM 128. While ordering a "Grab" would be quite a bit cheaper, we were happy with Jamal. He drove us around all week and was really reliable. He knows the hours of all relevant tourist attractions and also organized a former ranger for our visit to the Bako National Park. Make sure to go there! The money for the guide was well spent. Without one, we'd have barely seen any wildlife. The hike to the summit of the Kubah National Park was a bit underwhelming as there's barely any view from the jungle and the little tower at the top was (at least officially) out of service. Due to the rainy season, most trails were closed. For the same reason, we couldn't climb Mount Santubong. The Borneo Cultures Museum in Kuching, on the other hand, was worth a visit.

Quite a few of the activities that we did were rather far away. While the area around Mount Santubong is nice, it's a 45 minutes drive from Kuching. Given that we went to the beach only twice (it's quite flat and has crocodile warnings at some places), I'd consider booking something more central another time. Just to be clear: We had a great stay at the Village House, we just chose it for the "wrong" reason (its proximity to the sea) in hindsight. Two other minor things: – None of the windows are sealed, so we had ants on our toothpaste in the bathroom. – There's a mosque right next to the Village House (which the muezzin (?) was happy to show us). While hearing the Adhan during the day is part of the cultural experience, the first time is at 5:30 am, which is a bit early, especially if you're still jet-lagged.