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Sri Aman Sarawak was previously known as Simanggang. It was a hot bed for terrorists. When peace finally came, it was renamed as Sri Aman, meaning a peaceful place. However, the hotel was named Seri Simanggang to retain its connection to the past history. The hotel is considered the most modern and luxury in Sri Aman based on local context. It has 10 floors and easily visible being the highest building in the vicinity. It is a 3-4 Star hotel depending on individual’s own experience. The room size is quite spacious and normal room cost below RM 200. The Junior Suite cost only RM270 and very spacious with living room with sifa and dining table. The aircond worked well. The water heater temperature is set at a certain temperature and the water pressure moderate. Mattress is quite OK and pillows feel like spinge but not hard. TV with bad reception. 2 FOC bottles of drinking water. All in all it is good for traveller on business to get a good sleep. It offered room rate with breakfast with reasonable spread. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants around and for Muslims the best restaurant within walking distance is Sri Tunjang on the right side as you exit the main lobby. There is also Pasar Tamu on the left side a 10 minutes walk. All in all it is quite a good a good hotel as it will take you 3 1/2 ti 4 hours ride using peace meal Pan Borneo Highway which is under construction. Considering the local context, it is the best hotel in Sri Aman, if you are fussy or concern over minor things. I would come back to this hotel when in Sri Aman. Saha & Yam Stayed in July 2019 Reporting 28.07.2019

Set in SRI AMAN, Roxy Hotel Sri Aman is located 7 km from Panorama Benak Sri Aman. The hotel is situated 182 km away from Kuching International Airport. Facilities and services include air conditioning, daily housekeeping, multilingual staff, and elevator. Rooms are equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, private bathroom, and hairdryer. Address: Sri Aman Square, Sub lot 35,36,37 Sarawak Malaysia