Housing options in Kuching a lot of at least more than 140 are both three five-star hotels and hotels of another star, among which are the most one-room, and guest houses, and apartments. But in this article we will look at the most inexpensive and, at the same time, the most decent options of the city.
Three House Bed & Breakfast
It is clear why this gesthouse fell in love with backpackers. First, it is located in the heart of the city. Secondly, the owner named Bindi is extremely friendly and attentive. Thirdly, the prices of living here are some of the lowest in the city. Fourth, the decor of the hostel is pleasant, with a large number of statuettes of Buddha, prevailing calm reddish shades in general and individual rooms. In small shared rooms, six beds, but there are no strange sensations - no and there are no windows, think. Separate rooms are a bit larger, but in any case the bathrooms are common. The price includes a light breakfast and Wi-Fi, and there is a good kitchen, where you can make myself a meal and drink tea. The spacious lobby has a TV and a lot of DVD - very homely!Mr. D'S Bed & Breakfast
Located in the heart of the Chinese Quarter on Japane Carpenter Street, this Gasthus is a great place for the week in Kuching. The staff and owner of the house are very friendly, and, thank God, they understand English very well, and they can even make a company if it becomes lonely and boring. As in many other heap hostels, the walls of this hotel are decorated with traditional Ibanski (the people of such indigenous) shovens, but what is even more exciting - these are old photos of indigenous peoples hanging on the walls of the lobby. Also a big plus is a spacious patio, where you can pass the evening or two, hanging with other tourists and drinking local wine. Rooms at the hotel are medium in size, in general rooms there are locks with a lock, a light breakfast included in the price.
Nomad.
In general, Nomad is part of Three House Bed & Breakfast, but the situation is somewhat different here, so it is perceived as a separate hotel, perhaps. If the three house is homely cozy, then Nomads is more part, more cool. Maybe because this Gasthus is managed by two simple funny Ibankih guy with awesome tattoos. If you see them, be sure to ask these tattoo - a couple of interesting stories relies! To a large extent, the number here is the same as in the "three homes", although in some rooms - fans, and in others - air conditioners, as well as in some rooms - separate bathrooms. The light breakfast is included in the cost of the rooms, but those who will not be enough for it, it is not necessary to worry about it: an excellent food court can be found around the corner. In the overall zone of the Gasthus televisions and ... Guitars - if suddenly he wants a bit of "white snow, black ice". Next to this complex is a few karaoke bars - at night sometimes noisy, so ask the room higher or grab earp. Prices here are the same as in Three Houses.Borneo Tribal Lodge.
Relatively recently opened Gasthus managed to love tourists. The owner of Danny put the mass of the forces in the design of each room in the style of the indigenous peoples of Sarawak. There is a large guest area, with TV and a kitchen / dining area. The TV is a super-comfortable sofa. The hotel located in the building with the old Chinese shop, and there are few places in it. The numbers themselves are small - even one person in a double room will be closed, but the interior is wonderful!
Tracks Bed & Breakfast
The hotel is located right next door to Nomad, and the building is exactly the same red - do not confuse! However, the internal content of the hotel is about the same, except for the smaller choice of rooms than in the neighboring Gasthus. General and individual rooms of good sizes, but the walls are thin, so, grab earp - most likely, noise from the nearest karaoke bars will be coming to the weekend. All rooms have only shared bathrooms (by the way, those on the lower floors - worse). In the lobby - TV and DVDs; Each floor has a kitchen and a balcony. This hotel is in possession of the same Nomad and Three House, so that the price policy is exactly the same. And, if suddenly you contact this hotel without advance armor, but there will not be places there, you will be easily located in one of the neighboring Gasthus.
Berambih Lodge.
Another backpacker hotel in the Chinese Quarter. Maybe not the best among cheap, but overall good. The common zone is especially good, similar to the traditional house of local tribes. Separate rooms separate some matte glass, so that there is a slight feeling of the lack of privacy. Shared numbers look a little worse, they are a bit "tired" worn. The same can be said about the bathrooms, although they are maintained clean and order.
Wrong Place.
The name of this guest house is translated as "wrong place". Interesting! The hostel is 100 meters away about the water bazaar, 200 meters from St. Thomas's Cathedral and in a semi-kilometer from the Sarawak Museum. Free Wi-Fi, air conditioning or fan in each room and seating area, as well as dining table and shared bathroom with shower. You can have a snack in a small bar. Of the minuses - almost none of the personnel speak English (although this is a temporary disadvantage), as well as insufficient purity in the bathrooms. In general, it is really a decent place in the city center and for funny money.
NOOK GUEST HOUSE.
The hostel offers 25 rooms, including double, double-suite, single and four rooms. The guest house is located in the city center, a 15-minute walk from the Chinese Quarter and 2 minutes walk from the waterfront. There is free Wi-Fi, bicycle rental, a common area with a TV and even a games room. Each room has a fan, air conditioning one on the floor. The walls are not up to the ceiling, therefore everything is heard. The Internet is very bad, but still, it works slowly. The hotel settles, mostly young people. At any time you can drink coffee or tea, as well as easy breakfasts.
