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Our top choices for Kampung Nanko lodges

A wooden house with a large deck and a covered area.

1. Mile 36 Lodge

Ranau

Wei Suan

includes taxes & fees

25 Oct - 26 Oct

A wooden table and chairs inside a room with a view of a mountain range.

2. Nabalu Kundasang Lodge

Ranau

Marco

includes taxes & fees

24 Oct - 25 Oct

A dining area with tables and chairs, large windows with a view of the countryside, and a ceiling with recessed lighting.

3. Crystal Hill R

Ranau

Imran

includes taxes & fees

31 Oct - 1 Nov

A bedroom with a checkered bedspread, a wooden headboard, and a colorful abstract painting.

4. Ceaser's Place

Ranau

Robert

includes taxes & fees

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A wooden tower structure with a balcony, surrounded by dense forest.

5. J Residence

Ranau

Pierre

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

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Top Kampung Nanko Hotel Reviews

Skyville Zen Resort, Kundasang

10/10 Excellent

"Staying up in the mountains, you have to accept that you will have insect visitors come in your room. The host gave us a spray to help the insects leave. The host kept our room clean and gave fresh towels. They helped us build our itinerary. I had to have some milk and food for my young kids and they let me use their fridge. Dog was friendly."

Sutera Sanctuary Lodges at Kinabalu Park

10/10 Excellent

"Friendly staff and the suite was great. You're located directly inside the Kinabalu National Park in Kundasang. We were specifically in one of the Nepenthes Suites which I can say was very nice (one of the King Bed suites). It was roomie, included full bathroom with a shower and hot water, a mini fridge, a sink with a facet for drinkable water, a smart tv (not huge), and a fire place. Entry into the park was 50 ringgit for foreigners, and 10 ringgit for locals. This is a per person/ per entry fee unless you're staying inside the park like we were, in which case the fee lasts 3 days. *If you're staying in the park you can leave the park and come back during these 3 days and you should be able to just show the person at the gate your initial ticket - we did have some confusion where the person at the gate thought we had to pay again, but the people at the front desk were able to confirm the tickets are good for 3 days and they got our second payment returned to us. Our stay also included a breakfast service each morning from the restaurant in the park which was nice (a very short walk from our suite), and they also offered room service from the same restaurant. Room service obviously wasn't included, but there wasn't a service fee or anything apart from the cost of the meals which was also nice coming from the US. Over all my wife and I really enjoyed the stay and I felt it was great value."

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