We had a one night away from Sepilok Forest Edge Resort which is managed by Annie, the owner Robert's wife. This is truly a great jungle experience so don't go expecting some five star hotel. If that's what you want perhaps the jungle isn't the place for you. This place is authentic to its surroundings with wooden chalets and outside dining. The staff were keen and enthusiastic, chatting about all manner of things. The guides were passionate about wildlife and were able to point out so much wildlife on our river cruises. creatures that I couldn't spot so easily. The food was great and so much of it. 'Eat more' we were told by the smiling staff when the buffet wasn't going down quickly enough. We paid 480 RM each for one night which included all transport (private car & boat), two river cruises with a guide plus lunch, dinner and breakfast. We missed the elephants, but saw so much more. A truly memorable experience.

Jungle and wildlife here are amazing!! Food at the KJC very tasty moreover the staff in the restaurant smiling and nice and the guide Rudy a very good person and competent.

The main reason of my bad review is only regarding the owner of this place. A very smart, arrogant and money-hungry person like his wife Annie (manager of the Sepilok Forest Edge resort).

We spent 3d/2n in the camp with my partner and my old parents. Early July 2010.
I'm a birdwatcher.
He charged us 250€ per person for the birdwatching trip package even if i was the only one to be really interested in.

This cost included:
the accomodation (very basic rooms), food, transfer to/from Sepilok and Mr.Robert as a professional guide

The second day my mum prefered to rest in the room because she wasn't feeling so well. Robert didn't even asked me where my mum was and what happend to her.

One of the only question he did to us was about which kind of job we do back home. He was asking specifically if we were doctors or engineers.....the only same question back in sepilok done from his wife Annie.....
I think they were already thinking about how much tip we would have left at the end of the trip....

The night boat cruise and the last one in the morning was leading by the very pleasing and "down to earth" guide Rudy
The honest Robert (the person paid for the whole package) prefered to guide an English birdwatching's couple much more experienced than me and well geared with swarosky binoculars for a better tip

I had hesitated a lot before booking a 3d/2n package to this place as I'm not such a big fan of organised trips. However this place proved to be one of the highlights of our 4 weeks in Malaysia. The location is great along the Kinabatangan river, the food is great, but the rooms are very basic, and there is garbage all over the place... I feel this place would deserve a 5-star rating if they improved a bit the place. However what makes it special is all the river cruises they organise with very friendly and knowledgeable guides who do their best to get you to see what you are interested in. We saw a lot of wildlife (elephants, ourang-outan, crocodile, loads of monkeys,...) here, in a very authentic, safari-like atmosphere. After the Kinabatangan, we had a very different wildlife experience in the very luxurious Borneo Rainforest Lodge in Danum valley, which was also very good but much much more organised, and if I had just one place to recommend, I would say the Kinabatangan has a much more authentic feel that I've specially enjoyed.

We were here for two nights as part of a tour. It was a base for a number of river cruises to spot wildlife. We saw a lot of wildlife including pygmy elephants and wild orangutan. The lodge itself is ok, but there one particular odd and off-putting element. We were there on new years eve...they got the Karaoke out and we had some laughs.