The Dayak leaf-nosed bat has been recorded roosting in caves, under rocks, and in tree hollows. Its dark-brown back has slightly paler hair tips.
The dorsal fur is dark brown with slightly paler tips. The noseleaf is small and simple, and the ears are broadly triangular.
A checklist of Peninsular Malaysian records reports this bat roosting in caves, beneath rocks, and in tree hollows.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.