Hotels with Parking in Sukoharjo Regency

friendly service breakfast for 400k++ is very gloomy no buffet served directly chicken is very small taste is not bad but get 4 pieces of fruit only drink choices are coffee, tea, iced tea and water... location is also far from the center of Solo.. the only plus point of staying here is the spacious room.. can be used for praying.. you can also take a shower there is hot water in 2024 still get a hotel with tube TV there is a refrigerator amenities: shower cap toothbrush and paste there is coffee, tea, sugar and electric kettle too bad there is no water so you have to ask to get it no hotel slop ever stayed at a hotel for 200k and only got slop overal still willing if the rate is 3 stars week end high season hotels everywhere are overbooked so forced to check here.. please improve it especially the TV.. if it's a smart TV like that then it's great

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In terms of atmosphere, this hotel actually met our expectations quite well, especially as we prefer a place that is not too crowded, with a natural tropical landscape and an ethnic-rustic architectural style. The room size was also quite spacious, noticeably larger than a typical hotel room. Another plus point was the Smart TV, which made the children happy as they could watch Netflix comfortably. However, we were rather disappointed with the condition of the room, particularly the bathroom. There was a strong unpleasant odor, similar to a septic tank smell, coming from the toilet/WC area, which was quite disturbing and affected our comfort during the stay. The bathroom also seemed poorly maintained, as seen from the cracked/chipped toilet water tank. In addition, the bathroom ceiling looked untidy and appeared to be sagging on one side. Another issue that bothered us was the presence of many large black ants inside the room, especially around food. The swimming pool was also not very comfortable, as the chlorine level seemed too high, causing irritation to the eyes and nose when exposed to the water. As for the restaurant, the food variety was rather limited. What surprised us even more was that omelets or eggs were limited to one portion per guest. Overall, we believe this hotel has good potential in terms of atmosphere, concept, and room size. However, for a 3-star boutique hotel with a rate of around IDR 900,000 per night, the condition of the facilities and the overall stay experience did not feel proportionate. In our opinion, the hotel is somewhat overpriced.

The place is comfortable and safe and quiet,, very awesome, has been a very long subscription in this hotel.. the service is very satisfactory and not disappointing

Thank you, Clean, around the hotel there are many culinary, good service, breakfast is delivered to the room (fried rice, oseng pakcoy, stir-fried tempeh and tofu, soy sauce chicken) there are melon - papaya and guava juice - warm tea, standard cheap hotel price, hot water is ok. only the TV facility that doesn't work is less than satisfactory.

Hotel has strategic location with Javanese ambient. Staff is vefy helpfull. Freshly made breakfast, Indonesian and Western menu. Thank you, Rumah Batu

the hotel is clean and comfortable, the rooms are quite large and the prices are affordable. The facilities are complete, but you have to ask the receptionist for slippers and hair dryers first. The location is in a housing complex so it's very quiet

Good place located in the city centre with close to the station, restaurants and other basic amentities. Also the room was spacious and comfortable. Staff was also supportive and friendly.

Stayed at this hotel twice. The room is big and the room facilities are quite complete. Staff responded quickly when there was water problem in the bathroom. Overall, I am quite satisfied.