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"The Hilton Double Tree is a quiet and clean property with great staff located just a short 10 min drive from the busier Natu Ferringhi area. This is a great property for families with children and there are family rooms (connecting doors) available. There is a small beach across from the hotel that is quiet but suitable for beach activities. "

"There was a bus down the road from our hotel meaning that we could we could take the bus down to Georgetown. Nice swimming pool, beach front with scenic seating area, food court in front of hotel with other local restaurants in the vicinity, bus stops close by if you want to try the local service. "

"Good location, but room poorly maintained "

"The place was incredibly cozy. The owners are amazing - give you a map that shows all the local places when you check in. They even lent me a bamboo mat for the beach! The place is also spotless - they take great care of it. Air conditioning and TV both worked very well. A 5 minute slow walk from the beach, and there is a supermarket literally 5 meters from the front door. It's not a 5 star hotel, but if you want to spend most of your time exploring the beach and having fun and not in your...

"Enjoyed my stay at the apartment. Friendly host and great place to stay in."

"The room is clean and everything is working properly. Staffs are friendly. There are a number of convenience stores near the hotel."

"Clean, spacious and comfortable. Recommended for family with young children."

"Excellent hotel, very family friendly & with great facilities. Fantastic beach view for sunsets too"

"It was tremendously a BAD stay. Booked a room for 3, upon checking-in, was told to go behind to another location of the same. No parking avail, ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY.. No latch lock in room, towels were not clean, no reception, no security avail in the building. Entrance to the rooms - NOT SECURED ( 3 LEVELS OF ENTRY ) Have taken videos of the INSECURITY. Reception informed to complain to Hotels.com for refund as he had acknowledged the Insecurity of the premise . "