Teras Hotel & Villa Banyuwangi Reviews

If you’re longing for a restful escape wrapped in comfort, Teras Hotel delivers an experience that feels more like a hidden resort than a city hotel. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted not just by the calm surroundings—but by warm, attentive service that makes you feel instantly at ease. The team at Teras goes above and beyond to make every guest feel welcome. Whether it's a smooth check-in, thoughtful recommendations, or small surprises during your stay, their genuine hospitality stands out and lingers in memory long after you’ve left. Nestled in a tranquil setting, the hotel is designed to soothe. Think lush greenery, quiet corners, and airy rooms that invite relaxation. It’s the perfect blend of nature and nurture—a sanctuary where you can slow down, recharge, and truly feel taken care of. Whether you're here for a weekend escape or a longer stay, Teras Hotel offers a peaceful, resort-style experience that’s hard to find—and even harder to leave.

Clean room, rural atmosphere

I don't agree to change the check-in time. The hotel closes the breakfast at 9 o'clock. It's too weird. The location is remote.

It’s really convenient to go to Yizhen Volcano🌋. The hotel can directly arrange a chartered car and guide. The hotel room is very large. The surrounding environment is really unforgettable. It feels like an outdoor peach garden. The service and meals are great.

Not bad, good environment

Don't stay in room 214, just stay in room 218. The hot water in room 214 only lasts for 6 minutes, which made me catch a cold and cough. The hotel staff's English is not very good, and there is no front desk at night. You have to run to the front desk yourself. are quite satisfied.

The hotel was booked specifically for climbing Mount Ijen, and the price/performance ratio is very high. The restaurant on the first floor tastes good.

The service is very good and the staff are friendly. The scenery of the countryside is beautiful. It’s about an hour away from Mount Ijen. I am a very light sleeper, and there are toads chirping at night, which is very annoying. The soundproofing of the room is not good, and the talk of people who climb volcanoes at night is very disturbing to my sleep. The broadcast from the mosque starts again at 4 o'clock in the morning, and someone plays the piano at 6 o'clock. The night was indeed dumbfounding.

When climbing the Ijen volcano, you usually stay in Banyuwangi, mainly because it is close to the pier, but to climb the volcano you need to get up after 2 o'clock and drive for 2 hours. So when I booked a hotel, I looked at the very famous ijen villa&resort, but later it was all booked. So I happened to be recommended by the app Teras hotel ijen. I saw that the price was 600rmb a night and it was OK, so I made the decision (later I found out that the price had been reduced to 450rmb, which was a huge loss). The hotel is about 45 minutes away from Banyuwangi Pier, but the location allows you to see the Ijen volcanoes, and there are rice fields and coconut trees outside. The sunset is so beautiful. There are actually several hotels around, as well as a guest house, which costs 200rmb a night. The hotel design is very design-like, similar to domestic boutique hotels, with only one floor of rooms. Since there are no restaurants around the hotel, you can basically eat at the hotel. The price is not expensive, only 50rmb per person, which is really cheap. However, there is a small cafe when you go down the alley from the hotel and turn right on the main road. A few young people are relatively new to making drinks, but the photos are beautiful. I recommend everyone to check it out. Then there is a guest house next to the hotel, where you can also drink coffee. It is surrounded by rice fields, which is also suitable for watching the sunset. Staying in the entire hotel was very relaxing and there was no sense of pressure. The biggest problem with Teras Hotel is that transportation is inconvenient. You can't get Grab here. Only the hotel has a taxi phone number. Going to the pier is twice as expensive and the asking price is 250k. There is no other choice but to leave. Also, if you sign up for a group tour to climb Ijen, it is not available here. The hotel will provide a contact person to discuss it yourself. Basically, a car costs 1,700k, including guide and tickets. We will pick you up at the hotel and take you to the pier at the end. The price is slightly expensive, but it is acceptable, and it is okay for three or four people to carpool. In short, in ijen, it is highly recommended to stay here for one more day to relieve the fatigue of the special forces trip.

Yes, the restaurant downstairs is delicious and not expensive. It is recommended.

Very good, but I didn't stay long just to climb the volcano

The location is remote and unique.

Very comfortable stay 😌

Nice hotel