Casananta Seminyak

Pepito and Frestive are close by, which made picking up groceries easy, and there’s an ATM right next door. My family and I stayed a couple of nights, and the staff at both the hotel and restaurant were kind and ready to help. The room was cleaned every day. I’d happily come back soon.

There were flies everywhere, enough to make sleeping with them around pretty awful. The traffic was jammed too. Our bedsheets hadn’t been changed, and the room wasn’t very clean. The toilet is old and could use some renovation. Hot water lasted only a few minutes, and it was extremely hot.

The price was really affordable for what we got: a clean room, quick Wi-Fi, and helpful staff. It’s also right by a night food market, convenience store, big supermarket, bakery, and ATM. My stay was better than I expected. I’d give it 10/10 and come back next time I’m in Bali. Thanks, Casananta ☺️

The breakfast was a real highlight for me. For just 25 dollars net a night, I got two breakfasts with decent portions, and they weren’t bland. They use real butter instead of margarine, which matters to me because I dislike hotels in Indonesia choosing the cheaper option and serving breakfast that tastes low quality. Their banana pancakes and eggs with grilled butter tomato were cooked really well. Those simple basics were just what I wanted, and the team deserves two thumbs up for the effort and quality control. I’m a hotel owner in Siem Reap, and Casa Nanta gave me a very pleasant surprise, even with a few less-than-great parts of the experience. The staff were friendly, helpful, and on point with service. The sheets and towels were clean, and they were ready to help with what I needed. Room 106 had a roomy layout that felt open, with a long table across the room and plenty of space above and below it for belongings. The fridge and TV with satellite channels worked. The bright lighting, subdued interior colors, and large window made the room feel warm and comfortable, with a view toward the garden and outdoors. The shower had good space underneath the sink for toiletries, nonslip stone flooring, and strong hot water. After a long day, a good shower is a must for me, and this one covered those basics well. The location is walkable to Batubeliq and Krobokan restaurants and grocery shops, with two large groceries right outside. There’s a gas station across the road for rental cars. Parking and bank ATMs are around the property, and BCA, BNI, Mandiri, and BMC money changer are practically at the doorstep. Breakfast and the rest of the stay made this a 10 out of 10 experience for me. If you’re looking in this budget range, Casa Nanta is worth checking out. I’d recommend it, and I hope this review gives the team some appreciation and encouragement. Have a good read, folks! Henrie, Cambodian hoteliers Columbus, Ohio United States of America