Pondok Dukuh jati

The sheets and pillows could’ve been cleaner, though the room itself was reasonably comfortable. It had air conditioning, a TV, a 600 ml bottle of mineral water, towels and soap. The hotel is down a dead-end alley that feels a bit uncertain, but cars can still get in. Food is about a seven-minute walk away on the main road, and the airport is under five minutes by motorbike. I wasn’t sure about booking through Traveloka at first, but I found the hotel comfortable enough for a few days.

For the price, the room was really good and clean. I felt so sorry for the dog, though. It got rained on every day during the five days I was there, and its fur never seemed to dry. When heavy rain came in the middle of the night and lasted until dawn, it would bark. Maybe it was hungry or wanted to get out. If possible, please cover the dog’s space on both sides so it stays dry, and pay more attention to it.

The room was clean and comfortable, and I liked it. The main issue was that there was no hot water, drinking water, or soap. I also felt bad seeing two dogs kept in very small cages at the hotel.

We were there for three nights and had run out of food, with no money left for our return tickets. The father helped us by buying the tickets and food, then taking us to the airport. His kindness felt completely sincere, and I’ll never forget it. I hope he stays healthy and that things go well for him. Thank you so much, sir. The place itself was really cool, clean, and comfortable.