Club Asia International - Damai Beach Resort

The resort and its setting

Club Asia Damai Beach Resort sits on the Teluk Bandung coastline, around 30-40 minutes by road from central Kuching. Google reviewers (4.1/5 from well over 3,500 ratings) describe modern rooms and suites, sea views, casual dining options, pools and a spa - a fairly polished, resort-style set-up rather than a standalone hotel block. It's the kind of property built for a relaxed week rather than a city-centre stopover, with Mount Santubong rising behind it and the beach and sea views in front.

Kuching and the surrounding area

Kuching itself is Sarawak's capital and one of Borneo's more laid-back cities, known for its waterfront promenade, old shophouses, Chinese and Malay food stalls, and its role as a jumping-off point for the rainforest. Staying at Damai Beach puts you on the quieter, coastal side of things, with the option to head into town for the markets and riverfront, or stay local and use the resort's own pools and spa. The area around Santubong is also where several of Sarawak's best-known nature and cultural sites are clustered, which is part of what draws repeat visitors back to this stretch of coast rather than the city itself.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Damai Beach Resort and no longer use it, listing it for resale or rental on BidMyTimeshare.com is a straightforward owner-to-owner process: you set your own asking price, buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform, and there's no commission taken on the sale - we charge a one-time listing fee to get your week in front of buyers, nothing more.

Because this is a resale market, it helps to be upfront in your listing about what a buyer will and won't inherit. If Club Asia International or the resort's owners' association charges a transfer or resale fee, or holds a right of first refusal on any sale, this should be disclosed and attributed clearly (for example, "according to Club Asia International") rather than guessed at - contact the resort or your management company for the exact current figures before you set a price, as these details aren't published by the resort itself and change over time. The same applies to annual maintenance fees: quote only the figure on your own statement, since these vary by unit type and week.

One thing worth flagging to prospective buyers: this week carries a verified Interval International affiliation, which means a buyer taking over the week may be able to continue exchanging through that network, subject to Interval's own membership terms and the resort's confirmation - useful information to include if you're marketing to a buyer who exchanges regularly rather than just wanting a fixed annual holiday.

Practical notes

Renters tend to ask about the same handful of things: proximity to the beach, whether the room has sea views, what's included (pools, spa access, dining), and how far the resort sits from Kuching's airport and city centre. If you're renting out your week rather than selling, having clear answers to those points - plus check-in details and anything specific about your unit - will do more for your listing than a general description ever will.

A final word on listing

Whether you're selling outright or renting out a single week, the same principle applies: be specific, be accurate on fees, and let buyers confirm anything financial directly with the resort. That's what protects both sides of an owner-to-owner sale.