Langkawi Hotels with Jacuzzi

"The location is fantastic! Right next to the yacht marina, making it super convenient for sunset cruises – you just head downstairs and then straight back to the hotel to relax. Downstairs, there are shops, Japanese restaurants, cafes, and Malaysian food options. The room is spacious; our family room had two large queen-sized beds, and the decor is simple. Toiletries and disposable slippers are provided. The service was also excellent; my requests for a power adapter and late check-out were both easily accommodated. There are two things to note: you need to turn on a switch near the bathroom entrance for hot water when showering. My parents didn't realize this and ended up with cold showers, which I only discovered later. The breakfast view is unbeatable, overlooking the yacht marina, but the food selection is very limited. When we went down at 9:30 AM, there were only two tables of guests, including us. I'm not sure if it's because it's the off-season, but the breakfast left me a little disappointed with the Ramada brand."

"First, the pros: This hotel faces the sea and is backed by mountains, with every room being an independent bungalow (some are connecting rooms, two make up one bungalow). Each bungalow is nestled in the rainforest or perched over the sea. It truly feels wild; we saw dusky leaf monkeys and hornbills from our balcony, and large monitor lizards and colugos near our door and on the way to the restaurant. The mini-bar is all-inclusive, and yes, there's beer! Langkawi SkyCab is within walking distance. Now for the cons: 1> There are various types of sea-view rooms, but not many offer great views from higher up the hill. Most sea-view rooms have their views obstructed by the first row of overwater bungalows (we stayed in room 1239, see photo). It might be better value to book an overwater bungalow directly. 2> The bedding in the room was too damp and had an odor; those with sensitive noses might find it unbearable. 3> The breakfast was genuinely unappetizing. It looked plentiful, but most dishes didn't suit Chinese palates. 4> Hotel staff use motorbikes for transport, so you're guaranteed to be woken up by motorbike noise in the morning. Dining: We tried three restaurants. I recommend the Western restaurant at B&B. For the Thai restaurant, just go for the fried rice and noodles; the Tom Yum Goong and curries were quite mediocre. A main meal typically costs 150-180 RMB per person. Additionally, I left my Bluetooth earphones at the hotel. Due to battery regulations, the hotel couldn't ship them back, so I can't comment on that service. Summary: If you're looking for a relaxing experience immersed in the sea and rainforest, go for it. If you're particular about room details and hygiene, you might want to reconsider. I'd suggest booking a luxurious overwater bungalow or suite, or a more affordable rainforest room. Avoid the sea-view rooms, as getting a good view there is a gamble."

"The front desk service was incredibly nice, and they even walked us to our room. The room itself was very clean and tidy, and quite spacious, making for a very comfortable stay. I highly recommend this hotel! I'll definitely book here again the next time I visit Langkawi. I genuinely love and recommend it! 😆😆❤️"

"We had a wonderfully relaxing stay at The Danna Langkawi, and what really stood out was the team’s attentiveness. We had a very minor hiccup early on in our room, and the staff couldn’t have been more responsive and caring in how they handled it. They initially offered us a room change, which we politely declined since we were already settled in. But they followed up with us again, and ended up surprising us with an upgrade to a room with a beautiful sea and pool view, such a thoughtful gesture that we really weren’t expecting. Breakfast was great, the grounds were beautiful, and the whole stay felt calm and unwinding. It’s little touches like this that make a hotel memorable. We definitely felt well taken care of throughout our trip."