Hotels near Long Terawan

We were three people in a room with a private bathroom and considering the expectations and the position we had nothing to complain about. James and Brenda were great, always ready to listen to you and help. Also, the service of transport to and from the park is very useful. Furthermore, next to the accommodation there is a very nice cafe with very good breakfasts and good for having dinner, we were just unlucky because we found it closed for many days due to personal issues of the owner. Also, the Mulu Village has a kitchen, water bottles and some snacks that are possible to buy. When I hear someone complaining about the presence of insects or the sound of the frogs I really don't understand. People going there have just to consider that they are going to a house surrounded by the Bornean Rainforest, so if you are scared by having cicadas or grasshoppers flying around the lights maybe going to Borneo is not your kind of holiday. I hope that the future of Mulu will be more with homestays like Mulu Village and less with resorts like the close Marriot, which I think personally is very superfluous in that kind of environment. I repeat, if you want the swimming pool there is no need to look for it in the Bornean forest, isn't it? For this, we greatly appreciated the simple philosophy of the Mulu Village, which with the essentials gives the visitor an unforgettable experience and a more intimate link with the place compared to other kinds of accommodations. We also found a very good surprise: Now the electricity regularly arrives at the Mulu Village, so there is the 24h disponibility of electricity and is also possible to pay with cards, reading the old comments we were prepared to find only 6 hours of electricity and the possibility to pay only with cash, but now not anymore! I suggest this place to anyone who wants to visit the Mulu National Park and I really hope to come back one day (We didn't do the Pinnacles trail, so I have an excuse).

Location, hospitality and fantastic food.

Basic but you will stay at the park a lot of the time you are in Mulu anyway. Anil is a great host and was super helpful. Also he will bring you to the park entrance and picks you up from there as you like. The view from the restaurant to the river is outstanding.

The location was second to none! It was fantastic to be able to walk out the front door and be a five minute walk from a rainforest. Such a treat. I liked that all the staff who worked there are from the local community and they were always extremely friendly and hospitable.

Staying here was a highlight of my trip. The owners were so welcoming and offered to cook lunch & dinner for a small price. Spent the evenings getting to know each other too which was lovely. I met some great other travellers here as well. Perfect location - walking distance to the airport and national park. The also offer tours if enough people want to go

Diana and her family are really nice and helpful. I really enjoyed ma stay there! The food is really good as well. Thank you again for everything Diana!

Located close tò the entrance of the park, very clean, very nice family. You can eat there also, i recommend trying the jungle fern!

We really enjoyed our stay at D’Cave Homestay. Dina, Robert and their friends were very welcoming and staying with them in the evening for dinner together was like feeling at home. Their advice on tours and how to prepare us were really precious. It was an experience that we will remember as one of the best of our trip to Borneo.

This review is based on the situations in a remote place like Mulu. The stay was good. It's about 1-1.5 km from Mulu national park and airport, so it's in walkable location. The host Helena and Shania was supportive. The room had 3 single beds. Initially I thought it would be a dormitory type of stay. But they have multiple rooms. It is a budget homestay. They prepare dinner and lunch is you ask for. Prices are at par with Mulu park restaurant.

Near the entrance of mulu park