Wisma Rumka

The Wi-Fi worked well, and I didn’t see any cockroaches. Still, I wouldn’t recommend staying here, even though it wasn’t so bad that I couldn’t manage. There was a big gap under the room door. The shower didn’t work, so I had to use a bucket, and there was no hot water. With no sink, I had to draw water into a bucket and do everything over the drain, from washing my hands and face to brushing my teeth. The toilet had a ventilation opening but no window, which made it easy for mosquitoes to get in. A small mosque was very close, and the early morning adhan woke me up every day.

For the price, it’s passable. The room was roomy and the toilet was clean, but the blanket had mold and the sheets smelled as if they hadn’t been changed. They also felt a bit itchy. The stairs up to the fourth floor were dark because there was no lighting.

There are plenty of food stalls and restaurants nearby, and the location is convenient for Pasar Senen station and the Trans Senen bus stop. The rooms were clean and spacious, the Wi-Fi worked well, and the amenities matched what I paid. At night, noise from adjoining or other rooms was really disturbing. The toilet had to be flushed manually, and when I wanted to watch TV before bed, it didn’t work, like it was only there for display.

For a stopover after getting off at Senen station, it worked well enough for me to get some peaceful rest. The bathroom and toilet were clean, though the fittings were worn and some things were missing. There was AC, but the remote didn’t work, so I turned it on by hand with Mbah G's help. You get what you pay for, so don’t expect too much. I was just glad to have somewhere to rest.