Naraya house

The room size was accommodating, and the bathroom moderately spacious. The hotel has its own Coffee and Cafe, along with a barbershop open until 5 PM. Prices were affordable as of April 2018: Rp. 330K for a single room, Rp. 310rb for a twin room, and around Rp. 400K for a family room with one king size bed and one single bed. The main drawback for me is that none of the rooms have windows, so getting fresh air in the room now and then is difficult. Otherwise, it's a quaint, fairly sophisticated hotel in a strategic spot near lots of food merchants, and only a few kilometers from TRANS STUDIO MALL for shopping and entertainment. The staff are responsive and helpful, which is one reason I keep placing my guests here.

I'd recommend this place. It's cheap without feeling cheapo, and my room still had space for shalat. There's a good dish you can buy downstairs, and it tasted better than I expected.

There are plenty of places nearby to spend some time and relax. The hotel is also only about 100 meters from the Mujahiddeen mosque, a historic mosque where Muhamadiyah clerics teach. Lodaya Sport Square is close too, where baseball and softball games are usually held. It’s a new, small hotel.

The room had no window and felt stuffy. We were given a bunk bed room, but the shower and toilet flush both failed to work properly. My kids and I had to go down a floor to use the public toilet in the lobby. This place needs a lot of improvement.