Loved our time at Mutiara Taman Negara. Such a lovely suite/and staff were amazing.... When we were in need of anything for our room( extra lamp, batteries for air con's remote) they were replaced right away. Breakfast buffet was included and wonderful....lots of choices...
We signed up for tours right at the resort- cost a wee bit more but we think was worth it... We didn't like the pressure from Han Travel that we experienced at the jetty.
Only wished I had made a special request for a bird...
Loved our time at Mutiara Taman Negara. Such a lovely suite/and staff were amazing.... When we were in need of anything for our room( extra lamp, batteries for air con's remote) they were replaced right away. Breakfast buffet was included and wonderful....lots of choices...
We signed up for tours right at the resort- cost a wee bit more but we think was worth it... We didn't like the pressure from Han Travel that we experienced at the jetty.
Only wished I had made a special request for a bird...
Patrice and Bil
Reviewed September 19, 2015Reviewed September 19, 2015
1- The sink is clogged.
2- There are hotel guests who gather near the
room area CHATTING and LAUGHING
LOUDLY until late night and it disturbs
our sleep.
1- The sink is clogged.
2- There are hotel guests who gather near the
room area CHATTING and LAUGHING
LOUDLY until late night and it disturbs
our sleep.
Rose
Reviewed December 31, 2025Reviewed December 31, 2025
For me, the experience staying here was worth so much more than the small cost per night. I stayed three nights and was able to tour Cameron highlands and spend time with the family working at the property. I took a hike through the jungle, cooked over a fire, and saw the local neighnoring village. I came here looking for a different experience than what the hotels had to offer, and what I found was a peaceful oasis of nature and traditional livelihood in a modernizing agricultural region. Hosts...
For me, the experience staying here was worth so much more than the small cost per night. I stayed three nights and was able to tour Cameron highlands and spend time with the family working at the property. I took a hike through the jungle, cooked over a fire, and saw the local neighnoring village. I came here looking for a different experience than what the hotels had to offer, and what I found was a peaceful oasis of nature and traditional livelihood in a modernizing agricultural region. Hosts...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed January 25, 2019Reviewed January 25, 2019
Wendy and Jason was a great host! I send a message and they responded very quickly and was very accommodating to our needs/requests.
They gave us much very useful information before we checked in and maintained good communication with us. The instruction covers every single detail. Plus they were super super helpful when we accidentally left something behind! Absolutely honest, kind, and very very very considerately helpful.
This stay was absolutely clean and stylish. We felt at home and it...
Wendy and Jason was a great host! I send a message and they responded very quickly and was very accommodating to our needs/requests.
They gave us much very useful information before we checked in and maintained good communication with us. The instruction covers every single detail. Plus they were super super helpful when we accidentally left something behind! Absolutely honest, kind, and very very very considerately helpful.
This stay was absolutely clean and stylish. We felt at home and it...
Su anne
Reviewed November 26, 2023Reviewed November 26, 2023
Troji and his intern Nacho were great hosts, friendly and accommodating. Nacho took me and another guest on a hike, and we all joined Troji for dinner one night at a nearby restaurant. The hostel was clean and quiet, with plenty of cooking implements and condiments and fridge space. I enjoyed playing the guitar there, binge-reading one of the books, and taking walks through the farms nearby. (That was my one disappointment - the farms all have plastic roofing, like greenhouses, so you can enjoy...
Troji and his intern Nacho were great hosts, friendly and accommodating. Nacho took me and another guest on a hike, and we all joined Troji for dinner one night at a nearby restaurant. The hostel was clean and quiet, with plenty of cooking implements and condiments and fridge space. I enjoyed playing the guitar there, binge-reading one of the books, and taking walks through the farms nearby. (That was my one disappointment - the farms all have plastic roofing, like greenhouses, so you can enjoy...
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