The main purpose is to stay in a mid-low-priced hotel for sightseeing on Penida Island.
The location is one block away from the beach and is in a residential area, so you can see ordinary houses on the other side of the pool view and hear dogs barking and chickens crowing. You have to walk about 15 minutes to the beach to see the beach, and Sanur is a beach where you can see the sunrise. Beach hotels are basically over 100,000 won, and it was not easy to get a full booking for most of them.
The hotel facilities are not soundproof, so you can hear footsteps from upstairs, and there was a problem with water not draining in the bathroom and overflowing, but I was careful because they said there was nothing we could do about it due to the slope of the floor.
I couldn't figure out what the whirlpool bathtub outside the room was for, and the towels were a bit worn, but the bed was in good condition.
The swimming pool was connected to the pool view accommodation on the first floor, so it was unique, and the size and facilities were adequate, but the depth was 160cm overall, so it was a bit deep, so it was not suitable for people of various heights to enjoy. There are shallow areas nearby.
I went swimming in the morning a little after 7, but they couldn't give me a towel because they didn't have one and told me to wait until 8.
I think the restaurant has a lot of Western customers, so the bread oils, etc. are well-made and the entire menu is decent. The thick bread that was softly baked with omelet and honey was delicious.
The staff were all friendly, and the pool was large and the breakfast was decent, so there were a lot of Australian and Western customers.
It was a good hotel for the purpose of visiting Sanur rather than spending time at the hotel.
There are many restaurants, marts, massage shops, coffee shops, and other various infrastructures nearby, so you can spend time, and you can meet many people watching the sunrise and jogging on the beach, and the sea is gentle and there are no waves, so you can see a lot of elderly people.
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