PRINCE HOTEL TORAJA

This experience is based on my experience in the room I had during my stay in June 2021. I didn't choose this hotel myself as it was part of a tour that took me to Makassar so I'm not sure from the cost of the room but if lonelyplanet rates are ok it seems it's a bit expensive for as I see it. First impression is not okay (don't forget by the booking picture you get when shown when this hotel goes through a decidedly late tour) seeing the area itself there is a lot of/moss on the outside of the buildings and cracks are starting to get in your place (you might say rustic charm ). Website pictures also season prices but I thought I'd take it in the heat, if you're there during the rainy season the mold and mildew are in very fertile condition. I can't seem to really find the room (unless it's not up to what I paid for) ) Rooms are big and clean, big bed and clean sheets. There is no additional fan or air conditioner in my room, the temperature is cold so that need is not needed, there is a TV, refrigerator. The rooms are starting to have signs of scribbling but once the mildew mentioned by others, the furniture in these rooms will probably be sealed. This place, as reviewed in lonely planet, is empty - the keys are often not there, no one there just the keys on the desk for you. No one else was staying there on my first night, there was a group of runners coming for 2 nights. I found myself the staff spoke some English and the lady in the restaurant was very chatty and helpful, always trying to please. i got very good breakfast food, in good quantity, as many places explain how you want your food cooked and you won't be disappointed. They automatically gave me an American style breakfast which I myself was westerner (which was always what I wanted). If you want to eat there in the evening it's better plan. The hotel is out of town and exploring. Shopping at the supermall is best done when returning from a walk, there are only a few basic shops within walking distance. #culturalattraction#themeparks#nationalpark