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Tune Hotel Bintulu

	Location	:	Bintulu	View other Hotels in Bintulu

	Category	:	(Self Rated)	View other Hotels in Sarawak

	Address	:	Lot /7932 Assyakirin Commercial Square Place Town Bintulu	Show Map

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For bookings beyond 90 days visit Tune Hotel Bintulu

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Hotel Information

Get 5-star beds at 1-star prices with Tune Hotels branded limited-service hotels.

As a limited-service hotel brand we focus on high quality basics - 5-star beds and powerful showers, housed within a clean and secure environment, always located centrally, all at extremely affordable prices. We keep costs low by eliminating the traditional hotel full service facilities like meeting rooms, swimming pools, gyms, spas, room service etc.

Tune Hotel – Bintulu, Sarawak is located within 30 minutes drive to/from Bintulu Airport, which serves as the central gateway for various places of ecotourism and cultural attractions including Bakun Resort, Niah Caves, Mulu National Park, and Similajau National Park. Tune Hotels – Bintulu, Sarawak will not only provide more convenience and comfort to tourists and holidaymakers to this ‘Gas Town’ but also those on business trips.

Hotel Facilities

24 hour front desk
Cafe
Lift/Elevator

Luggage storage
Non-smoking property

On-site parking
Wifi access

Room Facilities

DOUBLE ROOM

Air conditioning
Ceiling fans
Desk

Hairdryer
Non-smoking only
Satellite / Cable

Shower
TV
Wireless / WiFi

Bintulu Information

Once upon a time, Bintulu was infamous as prime head hunter territory. Headhunting was a key facet of Borneo’s indigenous culture for over 500 years but these days travellers need not worry, about Bintulu’s (the ‘place of gathered heads’ in an ancient local dialect) unique ‘culture’. The practice of noggin-grabbing was stamped out to encourage foreign trade when James Brooke arrived in 1841 and nowadays, Borneo’s headhunting customs have been abandoned as more and more of the indigenous peoples embrace Christianity over animistic superstition. Bintulu, today, is a run-of-the-mill commercial hub that houses a number of logging and oil and gas installations – but its rich history makes it a worthwhile tourism stopover.

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