Borneo Hotels & Travel Guide

We have only the very best accommodation available for you in Borneo. With an expansive range of hotels, from budget inns to upmarket resorts, you’ll be spoilt for choice when looking for a place to stay in Borneo. Read More...

Enjoy a variety of hotels in Sabah that range from budget hotels to international standard resorts. Get instant confirmation of hotel rooms to ensure and guarantee a comfortable place to stay. Read More...

We have only the very best accommodation available for you in Sarawak. With an expansive range of hotels, from budget inns to upmarket resorts, you’ll be spoilt for choice when looking for a place to stay in Borneo. Read More...

It's best known as a duty-free stopover for those travelling between Kota Kinabalu and Brunei. Accommodation options in Labuan are limited; if you’re staying the night then the Grand Dorsett Labuan Hotel is a good choice. Read More...

The region’s got a wide variety of accommodation options – budget deals are limited but there’s a healthy range of mid-range hotels and a few luxury ventures. Read More...

Lying on a slim coastal plain on Borneo Island, Brunei’s landscape is a mixture of forest, swamps and beaches; accommodation options in the sultanate are limited due to the fact that the nation’s tourism scene is hardly developed. Read More...

Borneo is not an uber-modern stronghold neither is it backwater territory. The region’s a popular stopover point for tourists due to its cultural and natural bounty but the area’s also got plenty of efficient, modern cities. Read More...

A veritable Eden, the planet’s third-largest island is home to a smorgasbord of exotic fauna including the endangered orang-utan, Sumatran rhinoceros and Irrawady dolphin. Read More...

Sabah and Sarawak you’re likely to find a colourful amalgamation of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European fare – hawker centres abound, coffee shops are the order of the day and fine dining restaurants are an ever-growing specialty. Read More...

Most trips to Borneo start out in the Malaysian state of Sabah. The friendly region is a blend of modernity and indigenous tradition and features a satisfactory nightlife scene. Read More...

Traditional handicrafts and cultural souvenirs are especially popular in remote areas but if you’re looking for modern goods, bigger cities such as Kuching and Kota Kinabalu are your best bet. Read More...

Borneo Island is a veritable Eden that draws in adventure enthusiasts and travellers with a yen to see Borneo stereotypes. Worth mentioning for its remote islands, super-sized caverns, soaring mountain ranges and lush rainforests. Read More...

Borneo is the third largest island in the world, the Northern region is divided into Sabah and Sarawak under Malaysia with Brunei smack between the two, and Kalimantan in the South which is under Indonesia. Read More...