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Sheraton Kuching Hotel

Sheraton Kuching Hotel

3.5 out of 5
2, Jalan Padungan, Kuching
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$192 per night from 30 Apr to 1 May
AU$192
includes taxes & fees
30 Apr - 1 May
With a stay at Sheraton Kuching Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Kuching, within a 5-minute drive of Kuching Waterfront and Vivacity Megamall.
Sheraton Kuching Hotel
Stirling Suites

Stirling Suites

3.5 out of 5
Jalan Jee Foh Bulat Sabit Taman Yakin, 3608, Miri, Sarawak
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$45 per night from 1 May to 2 May
AU$45
includes taxes & fees
1 May - 2 May
When you stay at Stirling Suites in Miri, you'll be near the beach, within a 5-minute drive of Miri Boulevard Shopping Complex and San Ching Tian Temple.
Stirling Suites
Miri Budget Inn

Miri Budget Inn

3 out of 5
568, 566, Jalan Pelita 2, Pelita Commercial Centre, Miri, Sarawak
Located in Miri, Miri Budget Inn is within a 5-minute drive of Miri Boulevard Shopping Complex and Imperial Shopping Mall.
Miri Budget Inn
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Grand Margherita Hotel

Grand Margherita Hotel

4 out of 5
Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, P.O. Box 2362, Kuching, Sarawak
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$80 per night from 21 May to 22 May
AU$80
includes taxes & fees
21 May - 22 May
Grand Margherita Hotel is in the heart of Kuching, within a 10-minute walk of Tun Jugah Shopping Center and Kuching Waterfront.
Grand Margherita Hotel
Imperial Hotel Kuching

Imperial Hotel Kuching

4 out of 5
Jalan Datuk Tawi Sli, Kuching, Sarawak
The price is AU$76 per night from 9 May to 10 May
AU$76
includes taxes & fees
9 May - 10 May
When you stay at Imperial Hotel Kuching in Kuching, you'll be connected to a shopping center, within a 10-minute drive of Kuching Waterfront and Vivacity ...
Imperial Hotel Kuching
Nu Hotel

Nu Hotel

3 out of 5
126, Lot 8349 Assyakirin Commerce Square, Jalan Tanjung Kidurong, Bintulu, Sarawak
Fully refundable
The price is AU$66 per night from 10 May to 11 May
AU$66
includes taxes & fees
10 May - 11 May
Located in Bintulu, Nu Hotel is within a 5-minute drive of The Spring and Tua Pek Kong.
Nu Hotel
Kingsley Hotel

Kingsley Hotel

3 out of 5
Lot 2167, Jalan Sylvia, MCLD, Miri, Sarawak
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$33 per night from 5 May to 6 May
AU$33
includes taxes & fees
5 May - 6 May
Located in Miri, Kingsley Hotel is near the beach, within a 5-minute walk of Bintang Plaza and Imperial Shopping Mall.
Kingsley Hotel
Pullman Miri Waterfront

Pullman Miri Waterfront

4.5 out of 5
Lot 1347, Miri Waterfront Commercial Centre, Miri, Sarawak
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
The price is AU$92 per night from 5 May to 6 May
AU$92
includes taxes & fees
5 May - 6 May
A stay at Pullman Miri Waterfront places you in the heart of Miri, within a 15-minute walk of Brighton and Tanjong Lobang Beach.
Pullman Miri Waterfront
Pullman Kuching

Pullman Kuching

4.5 out of 5
Interhill Place, No. 1A, Jalan Mathies, Kuching, Sarawak
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The price is AU$131 per night from 29 Apr to 30 Apr
AU$131
includes taxes & fees
29 Apr - 30 Apr
A stay at Pullman Kuching places you in the heart of Kuching, within a 5-minute walk of Riverside Shopping Complex and Tun Jugah Shopping Center.
Pullman Kuching
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Accommodation In Sarawak

Looking for somewhere for your next intrepid adventure? Visit Sarawak, Malaysia’s biggest state and home in the past to the fearsome headhunting tribes. It is located on the large island of Borneo, one of only two places where you can see orang-utans in the wild. Combining lush rainforests, beautiful beaches, fascinating culture, and heaps of activities, it certainly offers plenty of different experiences. Take a peek at our excellent Sarawak hotels and bag yourself a bargain. Go on – what are you waiting for?

History

Home to different indigenous tribes, it was an unlikely set of events that saw an English explorer being made the Rajah of Sarawak! James Brooke, often referred to as the White Rajah, did lots of work to promote peace in the area and stop the different tribal groups from being at war with each other. His legacy continued for 100 years, but the third white Rajah left when Borneo was invaded by Japanese forces. Sarawak became a British colony in 1946 and later became part of the Federation of Malaysia. It is a culturally and ethnically diverse place today, with many reminders of the state’s incredible past.

Things to do

The dense jungle and mountainous interior is edged with a beautiful coastline. Adventurers will love the various national parks all around the state, and a trip into the jungles will reveal lots of unusual flora and fauna as well as tumbling waterfalls, sparkling lakes, dark caves, and interesting rock formations. Look out for the unique proboscis monkey with its long nose – native to Borneo it really is a strange sight!

You might also see the biggest flower in the world – the Rafflesia. Some favourite national parks include Bako, Gunung Gadang, Gunung Mulu, Bukit Lambir, and Tanjung Datu. Get up close and personal with man’s orange cousins at Semengoh orang-utan sanctuary and head to the coast for some lovely beach-bumming days. Experience more of the local culture and traditions with visits to various villages and communities. The Sarawak Cultural Village is a top spot to learn all about several groups in one place. You can even spend the night in a traditional longhouse and have a tribal tattoo!

Spend some time in the cities too for a different view of the state.

Shopping and dining

The cuisine in Sarawak is a wonderfully tasty blend of many different influences. Try indigenous fare like Manok Pansoh, Midin, Linut, and Umai. Chinese, Malay, and Indian favourites are widely available, and there are some international restaurants too in the main cities. You can pick some splendid handicrafts and tribal souvenirs, especially excellent wood carvings, rattan baskets, and woven textiles.

Getting here and around

If Sarawak sounds like your cup of tea don’t delay – get your Sarawak accommodation sorted and a cheap flight to Kuching, the capital, or a cheap flight to Miri booked, pack your bags, and off you go!

Sarawak hotels essential information

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Sheraton Kuching Hotel, Stirling Suites, Miri Budget Inn, Grand Margherita Hotel, Imperial Hotel Kuching, Nu Hotel, Kingsley Hotel, Pullman Miri Waterfront, Pullman Kuching

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Accommodation In Sarawak

Looking for somewhere for your next intrepid adventure? Visit Sarawak, Malaysia’s biggest state and home in the past to the fearsome headhunting tribes. It is located on the large island of Borneo, one of only two places where you can see orang-utans in the wild. Combining lush rainforests, beautiful beaches, fascinating culture, and heaps of activities, it certainly offers plenty of different experiences. Take a peek at our excellent Sarawak hotels and bag yourself a bargain. Go on – what are you waiting for?

History

Home to different indigenous tribes, it was an unlikely set of events that saw an English explorer being made the Rajah of Sarawak! James Brooke, often referred to as the White Rajah, did lots of work to promote peace in the area and stop the different tribal groups from being at war with each other. His legacy continued for 100 years, but the third white Rajah left when Borneo was invaded by Japanese forces. Sarawak became a British colony in 1946 and later became part of the Federation of Malaysia. It is a culturally and ethnically diverse place today, with many reminders of the state’s incredible past.

Things to do

The dense jungle and mountainous interior is edged with a beautiful coastline. Adventurers will love the various national parks all around the state, and a trip into the jungles will reveal lots of unusual flora and fauna as well as tumbling waterfalls, sparkling lakes, dark caves, and interesting rock formations. Look out for the unique proboscis monkey with its long nose – native to Borneo it really is a strange sight!

You might also see the biggest flower in the world – the Rafflesia. Some favourite national parks include Bako, Gunung Gadang, Gunung Mulu, Bukit Lambir, and Tanjung Datu. Get up close and personal with man’s orange cousins at Semengoh orang-utan sanctuary and head to the coast for some lovely beach-bumming days. Experience more of the local culture and traditions with visits to various villages and communities. The Sarawak Cultural Village is a top spot to learn all about several groups in one place. You can even spend the night in a traditional longhouse and have a tribal tattoo!

Spend some time in the cities too for a different view of the state.

Shopping and dining

The cuisine in Sarawak is a wonderfully tasty blend of many different influences. Try indigenous fare like Manok Pansoh, Midin, Linut, and Umai. Chinese, Malay, and Indian favourites are widely available, and there are some international restaurants too in the main cities. You can pick some splendid handicrafts and tribal souvenirs, especially excellent wood carvings, rattan baskets, and woven textiles.

Getting here and around

If Sarawak sounds like your cup of tea don’t delay – get your Sarawak accommodation sorted and a cheap flight to Kuching, the capital, or a cheap flight to Miri booked, pack your bags, and off you go!