Gay friendly Hotels in Mersing District

"Great family hotel. Have all amenities within it and the town is within quick drive distance by taxi or if you are willing to walk into the town it will be at least 30 minutes of uphill and downhill road hike. It was our wedding anniversary and the staff are amazing, they took care of all our needs. Highly recommend them."

"Decent property for the price. A bit far out but plenty of food nearby. Has a private beach too. Cleanliness can be improved and the rooms could use an upgrade (door requires locking from inside). Has a homely vibe and the service was generally good"

"The building need to upgrade..."

"Comfortable and spacious worth for the stay with reasonable price."

"Lovely rooms and delicious food"

"The beach area although a walking distance is extremely dirty, the hotel poorly kept!"

"The staff was absolutely amazing! They were friendly, courteous and helpful. Roberto that works the resort restaurant is an absolute gem. Always made sure I was well taken care of. If it's a massage you need, I highly recommend Yana. She manages to strike the perfect balance between a gentle, soothing massage and a deep sports massage. Finally, you must have a chat with Simon. You will find him at the reception as he oversees operations. He can provide you with a multitude of places to visit, restaurants to eat wherever your next destination takes you! Thankyou everyone for a great time 😁 Michael "

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

"Other then ants, mosquitoes and flies in the room, the standard of cleanliness of the room was also pathetic to an extent that the day we checked in we found ladies hair on duvets, pillows and bedsheets which clearly meant they didn’t change the bedsheets after previous guests left! There was engine room or probably air con/exhaust right next to our room that made non stop noise 24/7! There are open garbage bins right next to the rooms from here stench of rotten food can’t be missed and monkeys are playing havoc around there. There was a “cattery” which was mainly a cage in which they had two skinny mothers and their kittens locked with awful conditions and a letterbox so full of litter and poo that there was no more space for them to use it - so cruelty to animals was also not missed. On another occasion when a small cat came to the table and the guest called the waiter he came and kicked the cat out! I would give it to their reception staff though they were trying their best to make up for what lacked elsewhere but clearly it could not compensate for so many problems mentioned above. If I can express mg disgust in one sentence: we were booked for 7 nights but we checked out several days early! "