Syifa Homestay

The managers were very nice, and I enjoyed the breakfast. The fan room was actually nicer than the air-conditioned one. It cooled down faster, and its remodeled bathroom smelled less. I did have to kill a big cockroach, though. It’s fine as somewhere to sleep, but I wouldn’t spend much time there. The bike was 40k rather than 50k to rent, but it needed repairs too.

We could barely sleep in the room they put us in. It seemed like a garage, and we could hear everything outside. The room looked nothing like the photo, and the whole place was so dirty. The sheets were stained, the towel had several period stains, and the bathroom was dirty. There seemed to be worms in the tap water, so we couldn’t even shower. Breakfast took an hour to arrive and wasn’t tasty. The staff seemed nice, I guess, but we hardly saw them even when we needed help. It’s not an expensive place, but it really isn’t worth the price. I’d recommend staying somewhere else.

A lovely way to stay among the local community and feel close to traditional values. Big thanks to ming and mong and the brotherhood for making us feel at home. We won’t forget it. Peace unto you.

The value is incredible, and I had a fantastic time. The room was great, the service always came with a smile, breakfast was a slam dunk, and bikes cost 40,000 irp for 24 hours. I couldn’t have enjoyed it more. We could hear the mosque loudspeaker with the fan on and the doors closed, but it didn’t wake us. The concerns about the noise are overblown. I can’t recommend these guys highly enough.