We stayed for 3 nights in "Royal" Mulu Resort. We just booked the "special" last minute rate of 88 MYR per night/person. Food was not included and there were no room service within this rate! Food there was absolute overpriced but decent. Although just 10 m from mainentrance was a non resort restaurant with good local food and fair prices.... more

The self contained Royal Mulu Resort is hidden deep inside the Gunning Mulu National Park and we reached it by Fokker Friendship aircraft from Miri (two or more services depending on season per day) . Arriving over the narrow bridge like a moat to castle. Most things were done well without fuss. Like the welcome. There were national costumes and... more

I went to resort for my honeymoon and the stay was excellent. The staff knew I was recently married and had roses in a love heart shape on our bed for the first night and then made me guest of honour for raising the flag the next day. I loved it and wish I could afford to fly back from... more

The Royal Mulu resort is one of only two easily-organized lodging options near the gateway of Gunung Mulu National Park, and the only one that can be considered a "real" hotel. (The others being the National Park on-property housing, and a few non-publicized local longhouse/B&B offerings.) Nonetheless, it fails to live up to most of the expectations from a luxury... more

I visit this place for 2nd time and mostly for relaxing and of course for caving...poor Royal mulu hospitality..from arrival to departure is still the same 2 years ago when i went this resort. seems there is no change.managements seems didnt take any improvement. i know this industry is doing business but the way they do is wrong.seems the customer... more

My family and I stayed on their 3 day and 2 night package for 1370 Ringgit nett for two people which included BFs and DNs and visits to the caves and also some long boat excursions. Let's start: 1. Things at the Resort are overpriced. I mean I have no problem with paying for things if they are worth that... more

Staff are helpful friendly—oh, and the bottled room water is now free (thank you to earlier reviewers). The rooms are ok, large, and the aircon and hot showers work. But they are dark, small-windowed and dingy, and needing looking after—my sliding shower door had obviously been effectively non-functional for a long time. Indeed, the feeling was of Standards Sliding gently.... more

Stayed five nights as part of a Saga holiday extension . The hotel is geared up for tour groups only staying one or two nights and during our stay it was very quiet with a maximum of 30 guests which might have influenced our opinion. Considering you are in the middle of a rain forest we thought contrary to previous... more

There are only two places to stay in Mulu - this place and the Park Headquarters. I just stayed at the Royal Mulu for 3 nights and 3 days. The place is ok. If you know what is important to you, then its an easy decision where to stay. Stay at the Royal Mulu if: 1 - You want air... more