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Helpful staffs, centrally placed, near to foodstalls, able to see how fishing boat return from sea and offload their catch

Sadly very dirty place. The cockroaches were everywhere in the room and bathroom. The bed wasn’t clean either. Plus we had a hose in the shower instead of a shower head!

The owner is very friendly! They will send the suggestion food and things to do as a reference. The rooms are very clean

The house was comfortable. Towels provided. There was a washing machine, kitchen facilities. There is a speedmart99 juat a short walk away.

Great community based wildlife reserve & accommodation. This place is as described. Chalet room with fan and adjoining bathroom and terrace. We really enjoyed our time here and that was a lot down to our host, Howard. He toured us around the whole place, explaining what he does there and let us roam in his reserve - which is a must. He served a morning breakfast of eggs on toast and coffee/tea, where all guests congregated and chatted about their plans for the day, swapping advice about their trips etc. we arrived via public transport into Kudat. Howard was able to arrange a driver to pick us up and drive us to Tampat do Aman. We stayed 3 nights and every day Howard gave us a lift to different parts of the coast and picked us up every evening. Offering advice on best places to eat and visit etc. He was a great host, going above and beyond for his guests. We left via public transport also on the 7.30am bus to Sandakan from Kudat. Howard was very helpful in explaining to us where and when buses are. These are not frequent. Every 2-3 days at time of our stay.

The beauti

A very beautiful and spacious villa, with a lovely beach and sea, and the option to go snorkeling.

We had an amazing stay for a week at Tammoyo Place with Romeo and Mesah from the time Romeo picked us up from the jetty to the time he dropped us back. We had a cabin and an open hut. The kids were nervous about sleeping out but they loved it once they tried it. We should have booked 2 open huts. I'm sure there is plenty to do on Pulau Banggi for the more intrepid traveller but we did pretty much nothing except swim, draw, paint, read, and relax. And star gazing. And the complete e-learning for the PADI open water course. The place is absolutely serene. Mesah is a phenomenal cook and we had amazing food everyday; crab, slipper lobster, chicken, prawns, squid, fresh fruits and delicious vegetables. We went for the full board option and were stuffed full every time. We saw wild bearded pigs rooting for crabs on the beach. Phenomenal sunsets every night that lasted about an hour and a half as the sun set of Pulau Balambangan. No WiFi and no phone connection, Romeo let us hotspot for some liasing with our driver on the mainland. It was great to be disconnected from everything. If you need a connection Romeo was on Celcom so get that for a SIM card. No sun loungers or sofas, you have your bed and there are picnic tables. You could bring a hammock. Animals; a few dogs running about the place, they were not interested in being petted so didn't make themselves a nuisance. But they kept the wild pigs away. Apparently there are crocodiles in the deeper water but we didn't see any. Bats at night. Insects; very few mosquitos being right on the water but it is sand underfoot everywhere so expect sand fly bites. Though they weren't as bad as we've had elsewhere and they went down quickly. We did want for anything but for a few soft drinks and when we asked for them Romeo picked them up on the next shopping trip. And a fan which Romeo set up. We were brilliantly well looked after. Tammoyo place is a little slice of heaven.

Most wonderful people we met this trip and the the best we food we have had so far.

Hoping that the renovation finish on time