Ku Mimi Cablet is a accommodation is located at Cherating.
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Ku Mimi Cablet is a small lodge-style property set in Kampung Cherating Lama, on Jalan Kemaman in the coastal village of Cherating, within the Kuantan district of Pahang, Malaysia. What sets this property apart from the larger beach resorts nearby is its scale and setting: it is a compact eight-room lodge tucked into a traditional kampung (village) area rather than a purpose-built resort complex, giving guests a quieter, more local base from which to explore Cherating's famous stretch of coastline. The property is positioned close to the water, which allows it to offer direct access to a range of water sports rather than relying on transfers to a separate activity centre. On Traveloka, Ku Mimi Cablet carries a guest review score of 7.9 out of 10, described as "Pleasant," based on 22 reviews, and a listed classification in the 2 to 2.5-star budget segment. Guests researching the property should note that a detailed founding history or renovation timeline is not published on Traveloka's listing or elsewhere in the property's limited official presence, so this overview focuses on what can be verified: its kampung setting, its modest scale, and its water-sports-oriented location in Cherating.
Ku Mimi Cablet is a genuinely small property, listed on Traveloka as having 8 rooms spread across 8 floors. This is an unusually vertical, cabin-like layout for a lodge of this size, which fits its "cablet" naming (a blend suggesting cabin-style units). Traveloka's listing for the property does not publish a breakdown of individual room-tier names, bed configurations, or room sizes in square metres — unlike larger resorts in the area, Ku Mimi Cablet appears to be marketed as a single, uniform room category rather than a multi-tier ladder of Standard, Deluxe, or Superior rooms.
Because no official tier structure is available from either Traveloka's listing or the property's limited online presence, this page will not invent room names or capacity figures. Guests can expect straightforward, functional lodging consistent with the property's budget positioning: air-conditioned rooms with basic in-room comforts. Travellers who need to confirm bed type, maximum occupancy, or room size ahead of booking should check the live room options directly on the Ku Mimi Cablet Traveloka listing, since this detail is not confirmed in the structured data available for this write-up.
Ku Mimi Cablet's facility list, as shown on its Traveloka listing, centres on the essentials expected of a budget kampung-style lodge rather than a full-service resort. Confirmed on-site facilities include a restaurant, air conditioning in guest rooms, a front desk (listed as operating 24 hours), WiFi, on-site parking, a garden area, smoke-free zones, and laundry service.
The property's standout facility set is its water sports access: Traveloka's listing confirms canoeing, fishing, snorkelling, surfing, and windsurfing are available at or near the property. This lines up with Cherating's long-standing reputation as one of Peninsular Malaysia's more established windsurfing and watersports destinations, and it is the clearest differentiator between Ku Mimi Cablet and a typical inland budget lodge.
As with the room details above, any amenity not explicitly listed on the Traveloka page — such as a specific spa, gym, or swimming pool — should not be assumed present; guests wanting a pool or spa should compare against the larger resorts covered later on this page.
Ku Mimi Cablet sits at Lot PT 3674, Jalan Kemaman, in Kampung Cherating Lama, part of Cherating village in the Kuantan district of Pahang. Cherating itself lies along the coast roughly between Kuantan town and the Terengganu border, a stretch long favoured by surfers, windsurfers, and travellers looking for a slower-paced beach base than Kuantan's city hotels. The lodge's kampung setting means it is walkable to several of Cherating's small local eateries, craft stalls, and the village's beach access points, rather than being isolated inside a large resort compound.
For travellers arriving from further afield, Kuantan is the nearest city with an airport (Sultan Ahmad Shah Airport), and those planning the trip from overseas or another Malaysian state can check flight options into Kuantan on Traveloka before arranging onward transport to Cherating. Once in the area, a rental car or pre-arranged transfer is the most practical way to reach the Jalan Kemaman address, as Cherating's kampung roads are not always well served by public transport.
Guests staying at Ku Mimi Cablet have access to the property's own on-site restaurant, confirmed in Traveloka's facility listing, for straightforward meals without needing to leave the lodge. Beyond the property itself, Cherating village is known for a cluster of small, independently run cafés and seafood stalls typical of Pahang's coastal kampung communities, reflecting the area's fishing-village character rather than a resort-strip dining scene.
Travellers who want to plan a broader day out beyond meals — for example, combining a stay at Ku Mimi Cablet with Cherating's turtle sanctuary, craft village, or a watersports session — may find it useful to browse activities and things to do around Cherating on Traveloka to round out the itinerary.
Ku Mimi Cablet suits travellers who want a genuinely local, budget-friendly base in Cherating rather than a large resort experience. Its combination of a kampung setting, on-site restaurant, and direct access to canoeing, fishing, snorkelling, surfing, and windsurfing makes it a practical choice for watersports-focused visitors and value-conscious travellers alike. The 7.9/10 "Pleasant" guest rating from 22 reviewers on Traveloka reflects a property that delivers on the fundamentals — a place to sleep, eat, and get straight into the water — without overselling amenities it does not have.
Travellers comparing options in the same stretch of coast, including larger family resorts and apartment-style stays, can browse other hotels in Malaysia on Traveloka to weigh Ku Mimi Cablet's compact, watersports-oriented offering against fuller-service alternatives listed below.
To start planning the wider trip, from flights to other stays across Malaysia, visit the Traveloka homepage.
As announced by Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Tourism Tax is imposed starting 1 January 2023 for all hotel guests that are non-Malaysian or non-permanent Residents of Malaysia. Please expect that hotel will collect the Tourism Tax from you during check-in at the hotel. The Tourism Tax rate is 10 RM per room per night.
Popular Facilities | |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 12:00 |
Available rooms at Ku Mimi Cablet | 8 |
Another facilities in Ku Mimi Cablet | Garden, Parking, Restaurant, Others, Smoke-free area |







