Accommodation & Boats
Please find below a list of some of our favourite accommodation & boats in
Borneo.
All hotels, lodges and vessels are regularly inspected by a member of the Selective
Asia team to ensure they keep to the very high standards our clients have come to
expect. Your consultant will be happy to discuss the pros and cons of any of our
hotels and boats with you prior to you making a booking. If a hotel of your choice
is not listed, please feel free to ask - it may just mean it didn't make our final
cut due to the high number of good-quality properties in a particular destination....Selective
by name, Selective by nature!
Please note that your choice of hotel may affect your overall holiday cost as not
all hotels in each category are the same price.
Deluxe
Superior
First Class
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Damai Beach (Kuching)
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Deluxe
Superior
First Class
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Mulu & Miri
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Deluxe
Superior
First Class
Standard
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Selingan, Lankayan & Mabul Islands
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First Class
Standard
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Kota Kinabalu
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Deluxe
Superior
First Class
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Nr Kota Kinabalu (Beach & National Park)
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Deluxe
Superior
First Class
Other
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Batang Ai
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Sandakan, Kinabatangan, Tabin & Danum Valley
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Superior
First Class
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Hotel Class Explained
Standard

Good, basic amenities, well kept and often characterful. Hotels are often small,
centrally located and offer a personal experience. Bathrooms are en-suite (unless
specified).
Home Stays
As far as we are aware, there are no * ratings awarded for home stays as yet. As
the title suggests, you will actually be a guest in someone’s home. We often use
home stays when trekking and visiting minority tribal villages, allowing our guests
to really experience life in these more remote destinations. We also feature a handful
of city centre home stays. The standard of facilities varies depending on location.
Why don't we use the more recognisable * rating?
Quite simply because there is a huge disparity between grading systems in each country.
There is no international governing body and this leads to a vast difference in
each * category from one country to the next.