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The No.1 Hostel in Kota Kinabalu
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By Sethpeli: "Nice place to stay. Stayed in a single room enough for four pax for RM120 a night. Close to cafe and eating place."

By Trekkieboots: "Stayed here for 3 nights and it was a fab hostel's Kota Kinabalu. Very very clean and very comfortable. The staff are lovely and very helpful. It's very secure with a code on the door."

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"Available round-the-clock, the front desk staff at Sensi Backpackers Hostel can assist guests with their requests throughout the day. Facilities include free parking space and a common lounge area. Sensi Backpackers Hostel is conveniently a 15-minute drive from Kota Kinabalu International Airport. Wisma Merdeka and the famous Clock Tower are within a 10-minute walk away."

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The Sensi Backpackers Hostel

Sensi Backpackers Hostel/Lodge is a cozy hostel located right in the heart of Gaya Street, in the city of Kota Kinabalu Sabah, Malaysia. Our hostel is dedicated for budget travelers who prefer quiet and unique atmosphere. Cleanliness is our top priority. Our staff is friendly and understands the needs of our guests. Being located in the center of city it is easily reached and only a few minutes from Local Attractions like the Jesselton Point/The Waterfront, Shopping Centers, KK Esplanade, The Handycraft Market and the famous Gaya Street Street Market.

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