The Kamar

I ended up leaving to look for another boarding house. Parking was the problem: the lot is full, the dead-end street has cars all along it, and even if you get in first, getting out later can be difficult. Don't count on a good spot or an easy early-morning exit. I often had to park far down the roadside. Some residents park their big cars wherever they like, and sometimes people mess with the car. The complex security guard nags and only quiets down if you give him money. Neighbors can also get fierce if you park by their house, even when you're not in front of the fence.

The room was clean, the attendant was friendly, and there was convenient parking for both motorcycles and cars.

A comfortable, safe place.

I just stopped by briefly.