Penyengat Island Hotels from ₹325

"Near by is easy for food & they are very friendly "

"cool"

"My 2nd visit here, they made some improvements to serving guests and added attentiveness to guests needs. Family-Friendly place. No other hotel i’d be in Tanjungpinang. Happy with my stay."

"We stayed at KPMT for 7 nights - we loved it! The kelong room was beautifully presented and very clean and comfortable - we especially loved having two private decks with sunrise and sunset experiences. From Day 1 we were made to feel welcome when Tony the resort manager introduced himself and gave us useful tips for our stay. Every day was a lovely, relaxing experience - we were well looked after by the best reception team (led by Ikri), fed delicious and healthy meals by Aktar and Ian, greeted...

"Near the jetty"

"Generally a pleasant hotel. Front desk was nice and responsive."

"The hotel itself is very run down but the service and the staff at the hotel made the whole stay so much better. "

"I had a very uncomfortable and unsafe experience at Hotel Laut Jaya. The room was dirty, old, and badly maintained. The toilet condition was also poor, and the overall room condition felt terrible. More importantly, I did not feel safe in the room. It used a physical key, the doorknob felt unstable, and the window could not be locked at all. As a solo traveller staying on the 2nd level, this made me feel very uneasy. I eventually decided to leave and book another hotel instead. I understand...

"I really dnt understand the hotel staff contact me after 1month I have stay there and ask me to pay for the room I have send them email confirmation and they still ask me for money. Kindly check with the hotel what is going on "

"Great stay. Very friendly staff. "

"Great staff who will be ready to serve you always."

"Good choice if you would like to take relaxing weekend, near from the ferry terminal and food was good."

"Mutiara is not a typical beach resort—it’s a true eco-resort designed with tradition and sustainability in mind. It’s also actively run by the long-time owner—no corporate chains here. The most important things to be prepared for: no AC and no hot water. You sleep in lovely teak and rattan cottages with mosquito nets and plenty of fans. Which means this is a chance to experience what SE Asia was like 40-50 years ago (and of course the same way lots of locals live today). The food is terrific,...