Hostels in Lahad Datu

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Top rated by travellersFajar Hotel, 258 kr
Cheapest bed foundFajar Hotel, 258 kr

Finding cheap hotels in Lahad Datu: FAQs

No! Hostels are a great option for anyone looking for a budget stay. These days, hostels in Lahad Datu are full of digital nomads and holidaymakers of all ages.
Yes. Party hostels and youth hostels with 20-person dorms do still exist in most cities, but so do ultra-modern boutique hostels with plenty of private rooms, cosy bars, and even swimming pools. These kinds of hostels are popular with solo travellers over 30.
Since you’ll be surrounded by other likeminded travellers, hostels are always the safest (and most sociable!) places to stay in Lahad Datu. You’ll meet new friends to go out with, share tips and advice on how to get around and find out if there are any unsafe places to avoid. Most major Lahad Datu hostels even have female-only dorms. And if you’re worried about your belongings, don’t be — you can lock them away in a padlocked locker or safe while you’re out exploring.
Yes! Hostels in Lahad Datu generally tend to be the most budget-friendly option in Lahad Datu. Not only can you bag a bed for as little as 258 kr per night, you can cook your own food in the hostel kitchen.