Ulasan Spring Garden

Good view and superb view but they need to install tv please. The owner is very nice and helpful, so is the 3 staff and gardener they were very helpful and friendly 👍👍👍 strongly recommend to stay here

Awesome! Magnificent Mt. Kinabalu View and gorgeous garden! Definitely will come again next trip! Friendly staff and comfort environment!

Clean chalet, picturesque view of the garden & Mount Kinabalu… will return!

Beautiful Garden enjoyable stay

Cozy environment

雖然看過圖片，但還是被花園驚艷到了，環境和服務都很完美，天亮後屋外的就有各種鳥叫了，跟露營的感覺很像。

整體非常好 環境好美 全個酒店周圍都是不同的花 園丁工作得很好 沒有蚊蟲 服務員態度也很好 早餐好吃 只是地點有點難找 昆達山最好的住宿體驗

Tak jadi stay sini sebab trip kena cancel disebabkan covid so kena plan semula

We didn’t stay at this resort but decided to visit anyway. Beautiful garden especially the hydrangea. Quite yet season now so we have the whole garden to ourselves . There’s a short trail to the river. Love the surroundings. The photos would prove it! On the way you’d pass by the Kinabalu Golf course which I would recommend to any hinders! It’s the highest green in whole Malaysia!

Situated in a remote isolated location. There are few cottages within this area. We have to drive past lots of bad bumpy road and to a path filled with pebbles stones and mud before reaching our destination. The place is beautiful, lots flowers, biggest effort goes to the gardener and housekeeper. Cabins or chalets are clean, Bali cum bit nordic style, spacious and comfortable. No TV, but you have access to the sound bar. Modern clean luxury toilet. There are no in house cafe or restaurant. We were given torch light to lit us the way into our rooms/cabin at night. As it's remote, it can be a little scary given no security at night. The caretaker gave us his number and he supposedly stay in one of the cabin. Although no in house cafe, we were given vouchers for breakfast at nearby cafe along the main road. The good is seriously good and gives us some comfort. In summary, spring garden is a large garden area with lots of beautiful flowers beneath Mount KK which usually appeared around 6am to 830am, 12 noon and 5pm to 630pm.