B&B in Gedongtengen

"Nice location. Shower room needs renovation. "

"Let’s face it, Indonesia is the country of the most friendly and hospitable people on earth (they share this first place with Cambodia: hey westerners go check these countries out…you will see and agree). This hotel is no exception. As our Indonesian is poor (about 50 words by the end of our trip) there certainly was a language barrier, but this does not diminish the hospitality, on the contrary. One person in the hotel is absolutely worth mentioning; a waitress named Dela. She went as far as asking us what Indonesian dishes we knew and liked. When she heard gado-gado she said it would be especially made for us the next morning. The hotel serves a buffet breakfast and is intermediate (100+) sized so this is unusual. Still, the next morning we were greeted with a big smile and there was for each of us a beautiful arranged plate of bean sprouts, veggies, rice cakes etc and peanut sauce. Delicious and gorgeous at the same time. The hotel is further impeccable and well resourced."

"Awesome "

"Room was very unique! Like the style very clean and friendly staff. "

"I have only negative about this hotel. You have to pass through the restaurant to go to and from the entrance to your room. The staff kept asking if I was there to dine every time I passed through. Otherwise, it was very clean and very well located. Most things were walkable."

"The hotel is close to the train station and to the Maliboro street. Friendly staff. Thank you."

"Très bon hôtel rapport qualité prix pour un standard nord-américain. Service toujours impeccable, sourire et gentillesse hors norme. On m’a offert un déjeuner avec accès au salon inclus pour tout après midi et soirée avant 21h. Le seul bémol est l’ordinateur libre accès qui n’est pas connecté à l’internet malheureusement. "

"Ckean room, nice staff "

"On the surface, this is a modern hotel with reasonable facilities. However, there are loads of pros and cons. The rooms are a little bit worn, staff don’t speak that much English and most of the clients are Indonesian. Breakfasts offer loads of choice: two rice options, one noodle, a veg stir-fry and a fish or chicken dish, plus several buburs (porridges), simple cakes and pastries, plus fresh fruit. But the coffee and tea are weak and lukewarm – barely drinkable; I ended up walking to the central Tugu station nearby to get coffee from the convenience store. Also, the building next door to the hotel is a church, and at weekends you'll have to put up with the band at evening service, not to mention a 6 am (!) band rehearsal on Sunday followed by more music. Overall I had an OK and very affordable stay, but it could have been much better if the management paid more attention to details."