Well‑located, quiet, and still close enough to scooter‑accessible dive spots.
Emmanuelle3 months ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Abang·7.1
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Star East Bungalows in Amed features a pool overlooking the garden, sun terrace, and free Wi‑Fi. Air‑conditioned rooms include private bathrooms and balconies with garden or pool views, plus a children’s playground and shared kitchen. The on‑site restaurant offers Asian dishes with halal, gluten‑free and dairy‑free options, and in‑room breakfast. Lipah Beach lies a 16‑minute walk away; the airport is 99 km distant.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Well‑located, quiet, and still close enough to scooter‑accessible dive spots.
Emmanuelle·3 months ago
The staff were truly perfect, awesome, super kind, and attentive ☺️. Nothing to add.
Romuald·11 months ago
Nice pool and gardens
Petra·11 months ago
The spot was good, but the place was dirty and stank.
Simon·A year ago
The location works fine if you’re okay with hopping around on a scooter; a quick 5‑minute walk gets you to the shop. They supplied soap and other amenities, and the staff were welcoming, friendly from the first contact to the last moment. The mattress was comfortable and the AC ran very efficiently. There’s a pool, plenty of parking, clean common areas, and warm water in the shower, which makes it suitable for a few days. However, this isn’t a luxury stay; if that’s what you’re after, it won’t satisfy you. Ants were everywhere, so you couldn’t leave food or packaging inside or outside the room. The pool itself is clean, but the surrounding area smells like rodent urine when the wind blows a certain way. The pool chairs have covers, but they were damp and full of bugs. The kitchen is present, yet you’ll see geckos and millipedes in the walls, and occasional cockroaches in the kitchen and toilet. About 23 mosquitoes were in the room when we arrived, mostly in the bathroom ceiling, so we kept the door closed for the entire stay. These issues don’t bother us much, except for the mosquitoes; in a tropical country, such things are normal, but if you’re fussy or not fond of bugs, you’ll be disappointed.
Joao·A year ago