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Lonely Planet review
The Nak is a solid midrange hotel that's a fair steal if you're travelling as a couple or with friends, and nice value even if you're by yourself. The oldest dedicated hotel in town has a somewhat Soviet-chic exterior, but once you get inside rooms are quite attractive: nice monochromatic colour schemes with hints of East Asian and Borneo-inspired design flairs. This is a well put-together spot, which is no surprise given the hotel's kick-ass roof lounge, Balin – a must even if you aren't staying here.
Services & facilities
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Air Conditioning
- Air conditioning
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Wi-Fi/internet access
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi
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Guest services
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Tours/travel desk
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- Available
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Recreation
- Book exchange
- Cable tv
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Breakfast
- Breakfast included
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Accessibility
- Elevator
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Parking
- Free parking
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Housekeeping
- Housekeeping service
- Laundry facilities
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Luggage storage
- Luggage storage
- Safe deposit box (front desk)
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Restaurant/Café
- Restaurant
Description
The oldest, purpose-built hotel in Sandakan. Family run since 1966. Retains the old and embraces the new - a hotel brimming with cultural detail and interest. You walk into a hotel with recollections of a time past but with strokes of a contemporary touch. Rooms are styled in simple, oriental feel; warm and calming. Enjoy a welcome drink on our rooftop, and read a book from our library.Sleep in one of the most spacious rooms in Sandakan with comfortable & clean beds,complimentary coffee and tea making facilities. Seaview is also available for most rooms. With the romantic BALIN roof garden now open on the roof top, 8th floor; see the entire stretch of old Sandakan town, the tranquil coastline and the Sandakan skies and sunset.soak in the authentic atmosphere of this small town from a beautiful vantage point. NAK hotel is situated in the centre of town. Nestled among all the commercial buildings, banks, airline offices, and next to the old central market and the bus station. Less than 2km from the jetty, and boat rides to islands such as Lankayan, Selingan Turtle island and Berhala island.