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P Greenwood (1st stay) 29 July 2005
Stayed at  Hilton Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
Walking along the river promenade was terrific. CyberCity & City Laundry near the hotel were great! We enjoyed the services of Borneo Adventures on our overnight longhouse visit; overall, they delivered!

K Proudman 02 July 2005
Stayed at  Hilton Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
If you visit Kuching, you must visit Bako National Park. The boat ride there must be one of the most beautiful in the world. The thoughtful boat man slowed down every time he saw me reach for my camera so that I could take a better photograph.

C Goh 24 May 2005
Stayed at  Crowne Plaza Riverside Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
Recommended places to visit: Bako National Park, Semenggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, Sarawak Cultural Village.

P Saunders 22 January 2005
Stayed at  Holiday Inn Resort Damai Lagoon - Kuching, Malaysia.
Sarawak a very interesting place to visit, but enjoyed Sabah much more. The resort is a little out the way but local tours are available. The trip was worth it just for the Orangutans and the long house. Be advised to stay away from here in the monsoon season it really is horrid, but im sure pleasant in the dry season.

E Stonestreet 07 January 2005
Stayed at  Hilton Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
Kuching is a very peaceful and relaxing place. I enjoyed very much riverside walking at all time night and day. Sea side is a bit far (one hour by car) and beaches accessible only from hotels. Sarawak Cultural Village (Pantai Damai area) to be seen but a bit expensive (45 RM).

J Osborne 30 December 2004
Stayed at  Holiday Inn Resort Damai Beach - Kuching, Malaysia.
Sarawak Cultural Village very close, climbed up Mt. Santubong (very tiring but rewarding once you get to the top!). The Dutong seafood restaurant near the hotel is very nice. Visited Bako National Park which was amazing and spent the whole day visiting Kuching, very laid back and peaceful city.

C Vomberg 05 September 2004
Stayed at  Crowne Plaza Riverside Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
You have to go to the Semanggoh Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, it is amazing!! Thanks to the hotel staff for arranging an all-in-tour.

N Kwai loong 29 August 2004
Stayed at  Holiday Inn Resort Damai Lagoon - Kuching, Malaysia.
The travel agent located in the hotel building can arrange all sort of tours including visiting the Orang Utan, a day trip to the reserved forrest, offer to the nearby cultural villages, dolphin watch etc etc. The price is reasonable and the staff attitude is very friendly. Recommended seafood restaurant - SeaView Seafood Restaurant.

M Vasiliadis 05 August 2004
Stayed at  Crowne Plaza Riverside Kuching - Kuching, Malaysia.
Quite nice and relaxing location, with a lot of selections to keep you going for at least a week. Astonishing nature and calm environment in contrast to the fuzziness of KL. Highlights: Orang-Utan Rehabilitation Center (at feeding time), Baku (proboskis monkeys) National Park (worth staying overnight as well), Longhouse visit (worth spending a night, under difficult conditions though), Crocodile Farm (at feeding time only!), Sarawak Cultural village(+Damai beach), Sarawak Museum, Gunung Gading Park (preferably if you are lucky to visit the park at the rafflesia blooming period).

R Dutta 06 June 2004
Stayed at  Holiday Inn Resort Damai Beach - Kuching, Malaysia.
The quick walk to the nearby Sarawak Cultural Village was a real highlight, as were the clean beach and affordable leisure facilities for families. For those wanting a real jungle walk experience, there are both a 2 and 4-7 hour trail within 10 minutes of the hotel.


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