LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Mersing District

"The staff was friendly and welcoming.The rooms clean and well maintained.Besides that the place is pretty run down and could use some real upgrading."

"Lovely place to go for a short break. It maybe a 3-star (I think) resort but you would not realize as the service is 5-star. The food is amazing in the resort. Simple breakfast and I had their well cooked porridge everyday. In the evenings, the grill and even their buffet was good and affordable. Just outside the resort, there are a few shops for local food. Visited a Chinese place and a Malay food shop. Overall, great place to free the mind and get better and greater ideas."

"Very old, ants inside. Bathroom half broken and smells. But good internet and ac works."

"El resort es excelente, teniendo en cuenta lo que he visto por la isla Tioman. Su Staff es increiblemente servicial y atento. Buen servicio en restaurant a un precio muy economico para el tipo de alojamiento. Habitaciones amplias, buena señal wifi, limpieza buena ...zona de juegos etc... una playa privada para ti y trasporte diario hasta ferry, en general muy bien, una buena eleccion"

"Stayed at minang cove resort for 5 days as part of a family (teenagers) holiday and absolutely loved it! Superb staff, mix of relaxation and activities, good food and drink, and of course shark feeding from the jetty at 9 o'clock every night!"

"The place, the bungalows and the staff are very nice but the generator (frim the hotel next door) is making a terribe noice 24h/24h. Not possible to relax on yiur terrace and impossible to sleep at night"

"Loved the beach and the snorkelling was so easy to arrange. The food was good. The rooms are a bit dated however. "

"It is quiet in general. The air compressor and motor bike make a lot of loud noises at 6:00 AM every morning. This disturbed my sleep."

"Beautiful jungle outside the apartment while being extremely cozy inside. 10/10 would recommend. The best value for money hotel ive ever been to and I have been to some very high end expensive hotels"