Cabins in Perhentian Island

fast check in and check out have own jetty that make easier just nice room and toilet cafe know how to tasty cust tongue delicious had to go beside beach have shark point n beautiful in front beach smelly whether from boat etc

This property is right on the beach of the smaller of the two Perhentian Islands (Pulau Perhentian Kecil) and has its own jetty, which is extremely helpful in moving luggage into the resort. Because you reach the Perhentian Islands by water taxi and are let off at a jetty or on the beach, if your hotel is not adjacent to the jetty, you will need to carry your bags across the sand to your hotel. Consider this when packing! Our room was exactly as pictured on the website, with two sets of twin beds side-by-side and a fifth bed in a corner nook. The room was clean, with a bathroom set up in the usual style we've seen in Southeast Asia. Entrance to the rooms are outside, and you climb concrete stairs to reach them. We were on the top (third) tier of the building in a corner room. All rooms look directly out on the ocean and have a shared balcony from which you enter the rooms. The staff was incredibly helpful. There is a small cafe that serves just snacks and soft drinks in the Reception area. Nemo Chalet is by the fishermen's village, so we were immediately immersed in the island culture. By good fortune, we came across a small store connected with the Mentari Save Park Hotel. The store is run by the son and daughter-in-law (Asyraf and Aina) of the hotel owner, and they became the biggest influence on our stay. We didn't have enough Malaysian money for things we wanted to do, so Aina took us to a small shop that is also an authorized BSN Bank, and a very competent woman gave us cash off my ATM card. We preferred to hire a boat rather than join a snorkeling group, and Aina reserved their pink speedboat with several rows of cushioned seats under a roof that shaded us from the sun. The boatman, named Pokjue, spoke English. We spent a lovely day snorkeling around both Perhentian Islands.

Great sized room, good value for money. It's a short walk up from the beach but well worth it 🙂 no restaurant at this time of year but plenty of options close by.