Hotel Sixty3

Shadian was built in 1963 and has a history, but the maintenance is still good. The location is very good. The entrance is ***a Street. It is very convenient to go to the night market and Sunday Market. There are many restaurants nearby that are popular with Internet celebrities.

I went to Sandakan on the way and came back to stay at Sixty-three. The service was very good, I give it a thumbs up again. But the room I stayed in last time was occupied, so I changed to a room facing the street this time. It was still very quiet, and there was no noise that affected my sleep. The advantage is that the location is good, it is convenient to go anywhere, especially island hopping, which only takes more than ten minutes. If I come again next time, I will choose Sixty-three again!

Arrived at 11pm and took a Grab from the airport to the hotel. Friendly staff waiting in the lobby late at night. However, the bed, bathroom, and air conditioner smells like they were there for a long time. It seems like the cost-effectiveness is not very good. Other hotels are said to be cleaner than this for 50,000 won, but... It's a shame that it costs 110,000 won without breakfast.

Old hotel but the room is big. You can see the sea a little bit from the room. The air conditioner is a bit difficult to use but it is worth staying. There is a supermarket opened by a Chinese owner downstairs. It is good. The hygiene is good👍

Although it is a hotel from the 1960s, you can't tell after the renovation. The hotel is 0 km from downtown Sabah. We were lucky to see the Jaya Street Night Market and the local parade to commemorate the Nine Kings. It is extremely convenient to eat and buy souvenirs around, and it is also very close to the pier! Except for the lack of a swimming pool, the hotel is very good in other aspects, and the cost performance is very high. It is worth recommending!

The location is very convenient, the hotel is a bit old, and the room has a bit of a smell

The location is very good. Gaya Street is just downstairs. There is a night market on weekends. It is a five- to six-minute walk from Jesselton Pier. It is the first choice for diving. The room is very spacious, very clean, and the air conditioning is very powerful. It is very cost-effective to stay at this price. The only bad experience is the hotel wifi. You need to enter the room number to log in to the portal. You often log out half way through and have to disconnect and try again. Moreover, after ten o'clock in the evening, you often cannot connect to the wifi and cannot access the Internet. But you can go to the coffee and ice tea restaurant downstairs to have something to eat and use the internet. The internet there is better. Overall very satisfied