Micasa Hotel sits on Jalan Bunga Seroja in Labuan Main Town, within the Federal Territory of Labuan, Malaysia. It is a 3-star property spread across 3 floors with a total of 26 rooms, positioning it as a compact, town-centre option rather than a large resort-style property. Guests booking Micasa Hotel through Traveloka can expect a small, straightforward stay experience anchored in Labuan's main commercial district rather than the island's beach belt to the north.
On Traveloka, Micasa Hotel currently holds an overall guest score of 7.7 out of 10 from 64 reviews, with category breakdowns of 8.0 for cleanliness, 8.1 for room comfort, 7.9 for location, 8.2 for service, and 7.7 for meals. One guest review on the listing describes a "spacious room, good WiFi connection" and friendly staff, while other feedback flags noise from nearby entertainment venues and limited on-site parking as points to keep in mind when booking. Because Micasa Hotel's own official booking channel could not be reached during this review, the details below are built strictly from what Traveloka's listing confirms — a built or renovation year, and any brand history, are not asserted here since neither could be independently verified.
Micasa Hotel's Traveloka listing confirms a total of 26 rooms across the property but does not break these down into named room-tier categories (such as Standard, Superior, or Deluxe) in the structured listing data pulled for this review. Rather than invent tier names that cannot be confirmed, this section states plainly what is verifiable: the property is a small-format hotel of 26 units in total, spread over 3 floors, which typically means each floor holds under 10 rooms.
For in-room specifics — bedding configuration, room size, and individual in-room amenities such as a safe or minibar — Traveloka's listing does not provide a per-room breakdown for Micasa Hotel. Guests should check the exact room configuration and photos on the live Traveloka listing before booking, since this level of detail is confirmed at booking time rather than in the general property description. What can be said with confidence, based on a guest review left on the listing, is that at least some rooms have been described by a recent guest as "spacious" with a working WiFi connection — a first-hand data point rather than a marketing claim, but still not something to treat as guaranteed for every room category.
Micasa Hotel's Traveloka listing confirms a specific, modest set of facilities rather than a resort-style amenity list, which fits its profile as a compact 26-room town hotel. Confirmed facilities include a 24-hour front desk, free WiFi that covers the property, a TV lounge for common-area use, and a shared refrigerator available to guests. The property also maintains smoke-free areas and states that service animals are welcomed.
Notably absent from the confirmed facility list are amenities such as a swimming pool, spa, gym, or an on-site restaurant — none of these are listed on the Traveloka page, so they should not be assumed to be present. Guests who want a pool, fitness centre, or full-service dining on-site should look elsewhere in Labuan Main Town, or plan to eat out (see the Dining section below). On the policy side, the listing notes that a standard per-night tourism tax applies to non-Malaysian guests in line with Malaysia's national tourism tax, a valid government ID and credit card are required at check-in, and extra-person charges may apply depending on room occupancy — all qualitative points rather than fixed pricing.
Micasa Hotel is located on Jalan Bunga Seroja in Labuan Main Town, putting it inside Labuan's central commercial and administrative district rather than out toward the island's northern beaches. Labuan Main Town is the federal territory's primary hub for government offices, banks, and duty-free shopping, and Micasa Hotel's listing places it within that same walkable core, which several guest reviews reference when mentioning nearby entertainment venues and street noise.
Labuan is an island territory, so most visitors arrive either by air into Labuan Airport or by ferry from Kota Kinabalu on the Malaysian mainland side of Sabah, both of which connect onward to Labuan Main Town by taxi or hotel transfer. Travellers planning the flight leg of that journey, whether from within Malaysia or overseas, can compare schedules and book flights to Labuan on Traveloka alongside their hotel reservation. Once on the ground, Micasa Hotel's town-centre position means most everyday errands, shops, and government offices in Labuan Main Town are within a short walk or a quick local ride, rather than requiring a long transfer.
Micasa Hotel's own confirmed facilities do not include an on-site restaurant, so dining is primarily an off-property affair for guests, supported by the shared refrigerator and TV lounge for casual in-room needs. Labuan Main Town, where the hotel sits, is home to a range of local eateries, food courts, and duty-free-adjacent cafes that are typically within walking distance of a town-centre property like Micasa Hotel, though specific restaurant names near this address are not part of Traveloka's structured listing data and are therefore not detailed here.
Guests who want to plan meals or day trips around the island beyond the immediate town centre can also browse things to do in Labuan on Traveloka to combine a dining or sightseeing itinerary with their stay, particularly if they plan to explore Labuan's coastal or diving areas that sit outside Main Town.
Micasa Hotel suits travellers whose priority is a straightforward, budget-friendly base inside Labuan Main Town rather than a resort experience. With only 26 rooms, it functions more like a compact town lodge than a large hotel, and its confirmed 7.7/10 Traveloka guest score reflects generally positive marks on cleanliness, room comfort, and service, with meals scoring slightly lower — consistent with a property that does not run its own restaurant.
Because Micasa Hotel does not list a pool, gym, or spa, it is best suited to guests focused on business trips, government-office errands, ferry or duty-free shopping runs, or short overnight stays rather than a leisure-resort holiday. Travellers who want to compare it against other Labuan Main Town options before deciding can browse more Labuan hotels on Traveloka to weigh room count, facilities, and guest scores side by side.
When booking Micasa Hotel on Traveloka, keep the check-in and check-out windows in mind: check-in runs from 14:00 up to midnight, and check-out is required before 12:00 noon. Since the property is small at 26 rooms, popular travel dates around Malaysian public holidays or long weekends — when Labuan sees a surge of duty-free shoppers — can sell out faster than larger hotels in town, so booking a little ahead is worth considering.
Have a valid government-issued ID and a credit card ready at check-in, since the listing notes both are required, and factor in the standard nightly tourism tax that applies to non-Malaysian guests on top of the room rate. For travellers still comparing options or building out a full Labuan itinerary, Traveloka's homepage is a convenient starting point to line up flights, activities, and accommodation together.
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 | 24-Hour Front Desk, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - 00:00 - to 12:00 |
Available rooms at Micasa Hotel | 26 |
Number of floors in Micasa Hotel | 3 |
Another facilities in Micasa Hotel | TV lounge, Free WiFi, Refrigerator (shared), Smoke-free area, 24-hour Receptionist |
