Hotel O Nawangwulan

Room 25 seemed new, and the room, bed, and bathroom were all clean. I hope it stays that way even though the building is old. It’s close enough to walk to the station, and apparently you can even pop over there to buy medicine when you’re trying to sleep. 😂 Getting to the room meant walking over leftover cement mix because that section of the building is under construction. The smart TV was the best part, with YouTube, cable, and video apps like WeTV and HBO. I haven’t tried those last ones, so I don’t know if they work. It kept me entertained. 👍🏼🙏🏼

A clean, well-equipped budget hotel with hot water, AC, and Android TV. It’s conveniently located near both the station and the city. A great choice if you’re in Kediri.

Warm water, a clean toilet, and fresh-smelling towels, all at a low price in a comfortable guest house with a strategic location. Recommended. Keep up the good work Nawang Wulan 🫰🏻

The room and facilities were very satisfying, and I’ve been a regular for almost a year. But I’ve run out of patience with the service, especially from Mrs. Lampir, the mean woman who says she’s the manager’s wife. She yelled at me and spoke without any manners. I paid in full, I’m a guest. There are too many unwritten rules and petty things, and I’ve never been treated this rudely at another hotel. I’m done staying here. I’m really disappointed, especially with those women. I hope the owner deals with this soon. For example, during a power outage another customer asked when the lights would come back. She replied, VERY IMPOLITELY, “Well, what can I do, it’s a power outage, I can’t do anything.” Is that an acceptable way to respond to a guest? If she couldn’t give a helpful answer, she could at least apologize first and offer a solution. We’re guests here, not guest guests.