RedDoorz Syariah near Dago Pakar 2

For 200 thousand, this quiet, comfortable place feels well worth the price. The building is big and has an ethnic style. Just try to arrive before 10pm: it's inside a housing complex, and the car entrance gets closed. You can still walk in, though it's a little uphill and not too far, which feels manageable when you're tired.

There's no deposit, and breakfast isn't included, though you can order it from the friendly, helpful housekeeper. The Wi-Fi is decent, the TV works, and there's a pool table. The homey villa feel also makes the hotel suitable for events, and groups can book it. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, with towels, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, hot water, and bottled water. Since it's in a housing complex, arriving before 9 PM is best because several gates shown as routes to the hotel on Google Maps are open then. After 9 PM, it's better to set Maps to Cibeunying Kaler District, right opposite the 24-hour gate.

It felt a bit tucked away down a narrow street, but Gedung Sate and Dago are still nearby. Coming from Gasibu, Maps sent me down Jl. No, a really tiny road that only fits one car. I'm not sure if it was one-way, but luckily no cars came toward me. I had a great stay, like being at my grandmother's house. The caretaker was friendly and easy to ask for help, thank you, ma'am. My room was tidy and clean, with air conditioning, towels, toiletries, bottled water, and a pool table. Wi-Fi was pretty fast too. At around 250,000 Rupiah during Eid, it felt worth it. There's no swimming pool, though. I'd come back if I'm in Bandung again. Bring a snack if you stay here. I tried ordering food on Gojek around 1/2 9pm last time, but couldn't find a driver, maybe because of Eid or something else.

So cozy^^ The room was huge and felt really homey. There's Netflix too, which I loved, and there's a swimming pool hehe.