Bamboo Hill is the perfect place to relax and unwind. You can find us on Tioman Island an intriguing island of rainforest, sandy beaches and coral reefs in the South China Sea, off the east coast of peninsular Malaysia. Bamboo Hill is a place for those who don't want the standardized, impersonal, expensive service of a big resort nor the discomforts of a cheap beach hut. It is a place for those who want some of the spirit of the East and some of the standards of the West.

Puteri Salang Inn located at the north end of Salang Village. At Puteri Salang Inn guest will get perfect view of the hill. For those who need privacy and seeking peace, Puteri Salang Inn is the best choice. Not only that, based on the reviews of guests that have been there before, most of them said that the stay was worth their money as it is cheap and recommended stay. The staffs there are also friendly and cheerful towards the guests. Lastly, there is also a BBQ pit for those who are traveling with their friends and family can enjoy BBQ together.

Pak Long Chalet is a budget hotel at the back of Salang Village, nestled within a traditional village environment with countryside surroundings fringed by rainforest. The accommodation here is provided in old budget chalets and some newer air-conditioned villas. A restaurant serves local meals at a large wooden shack, but there are no other facilities at this rural resort. However, it provides a charming experience of village life, with casual staff composed of family members that run the resort, pleasant pastoral views and a messy landscape of trees, shrubs and farm animals to discover. The beach is of moderate distance away from the resort

Nora's Chalet consists of 10 pretty basic wooden cabins at the southern section of Salang, in the north of Tioman Island. Apart from the simple nature of the lodgings and the welcome low room rates, we were smitten by the magnificent jungle-covered mountain backdrop just adjacent to Nora's Chalet.  What's really amazing is that the picturesque mountain side just "greens out" as far as the eye can see, and it's such an awesome sight that you really need gaze at it for some time in order to fully be able to take in. I guess city life has more or less reprogrammed our vision from distant mountain vistas and untouched jungle to city skylines and concrete jungle. Being able to set your sight at far-away panoramas is one of the reasons that drew us to Tioman.