Palu Hotels with Gym

The hotel does not have any supporting facilities, and it is still under maintenance. In addition to sleeping, this hotel basically has no supporting facilities, not even basic dining, although the hotel environment is general but the scenery is good.

I've been stuck here a lot of times. I like the pool at Jazz 2, so I always choose a room here. Although it's a bit far if you want breakfast. But the pool has Japanese flowers that always bloom to make adem.

Located 350 metres away from Kampung Nelayan Beach, Kampoeng Nelayan Restaurant, Hotel & Convention Hall offers a 2-star accommodation in the beachfront area of Palu. The hotel features banquet facilities and a business centre. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel for staying guests. Rooms at Kampoeng Nelayan Restaurant, Hotel & Convention Hall feature air conditioning and a sea view or a garden view. In-room facilities include a flat-screen cable TV, a work desk and a clothes rack. The en suite bathroom is fitted with a shower, slippers and free toiletries. Complimentary bottled water is also provided. Enjoy fresh seafood and Indonesian cuisines for buffet breakfast and all-day dining at the in-house restaurant. Situated near the main road, local restaurants can be found within a short drive from the hotel. Free-use bicycles and car rentals are available on-site for guests to travel at ease. Luggage storage, laundry services and a 24-hour front desk are also provided at the hotel. Free parking is issued for guests who drive. Kampoeng Nelayan Restaurant, Hotel & Convention Hall is a 9-minute drive from Tadulako University, while Talise Beach and Palu Grand Mall are 20 minutes’ drive away. Mutiara SIS Al Jufri Airport is 9. 3 km away and airport transfers are available at an additional charge. &

This hotel is incredibly poorly staffed from the general manager to the chamber staff. I had been travelling in the national park before arriving so I was dirty and dishevelled. When I arrived the manager was stood outside and stared rudely, as though we were scum. I assumed he was a customer ans stared back to challenge him. Eventually he smiled at me. When I went to reception, I was shocked to realise he was the manager. My guide was trying to check me in and to show him a copy of my identity card. He was refusing and rudely insisted on seeing my passport. I have Indonesian residency and my card is enough there is no reason under law for him to need my passport. It is not just that he did this, but how rude and superior he was when he did it. This is not the way to treat guests. I will admit to being rather scathing with him and after a little while he became obsequious, dropping his superiority. What is most ironic, about this is that the hotel room they gave me was dirty and exceedingly poorly maintained. I found hairs in the bed and insisted they change the sheets. The door of a cupboard fell off when they did this. The maintenance people's solution was to hold it in with a piece folded up paper so it fell out again an hour later. One of the plug sockets did not work. The chair in the room was so filthy the arms were black. I am afraid as the manager had been so snobby and rude, I took some delight in making him come and see everything and forcing him to fix it. If he had been nice I probably would have stopped at the sheets. Anyway, long story, but I would not stay here again if I could avoid it. And the owner should fire their incompetent manager who spends far more time making himself look good and standing around intimidating guests than doing his job and supervising his staff. In covid times in particular - it was not like he had many guests.

Thank you lucky hotel, I have stayed here a few times and have many memories in this hotel. The place is clean, the receptionist is friendly and kind, always successful ✨