Zenrra House

The area is really quiet and the neighbors are friendly, even though the rooms sit in a residential neighborhood. Food is easy to find nearby: nasi kuning, tahu, and a small shop right in front, plus a bakery selling halal ole ole for less than Kartika Sari. Grab and gojet are easy to get, so we didn't have to wait long. The owner and staff are very, very friendly, and breakfast is available for an extra fee. I'd try it for the local food, and they even include nutrition facts. The rooms are about 300m from reception. The road to the house is narrow, but Indonesian drivers know how to handle it. For the price, it's really worth what you get. There's a water heater, TV, aircond, sink, refrigerator, towel, muslim praying set, iron and ironing board, comfortable bed, closet, kettle, coffee, tea, sugar, dishes, toiletries, and dish detergent. There are only a limited number of plugs, but that's okay. I really love this Zenrra house and would 100% recommend it. Thanks to Zenrra house for your hospitality.

We were lucky to find a room by walking in. Reception is in Sukaati, while the guesthouse is in Sukabungah. I stayed at Zenrra with two friends, and splitting IDR300k/night made it a fantastic deal for the facilities. The clean, spacious room had two double beds. Along with AC and a hot shower, there was cable TV with limited channels, Wi-Fi, a sink and dinnerware, a hot/cold water dispenser, and a mini bar. Checkout was easy: we just left the keys in a nearby box. There's also a local giftshop only a few steps away. A great spot for budget travelers.

The location is strategic, behind Ibis Pasteur, and the owner is friendly. Parking could use more space, though. Payment is by cash or VISA only.

A decent place to stay, but getting here by car isn't ideal. The parking area is the part you won't look forward to.