Sans Hotel Syariah Purnama Nganjuk

The room was roomy and very clean, and the price was affordable. It’s not much different from similar places, but I felt it was well worth it.

There’s no breakfast at the hotel. At night, a street vendor next door sells penyetan (rice paste), though I found the prices quite high: rice, chicken, and tempeh cost 32,000 Rupiah. There’s also a souvenir shop. I stayed here for an event after finding no rooms at the star-rated hotels, and booked a family room meant for four even though there were only two of us. It was very spacious, but the bathroom wasn’t large and had only a toilet and shower, no sink. Wi-Fi was fairly fast. The Android TV worked with accounts such as Netflix or Viu, but didn’t have Indonesian channels like RCTI or tvOne.

We stayed here for Eid homecoming, five of us, two adults and three children. The room was spacious and had a sofabed, which worked well. The bathroom drain was a little clogged. On the second day, I left the key and asked for the room to be cleaned, but when we got back at night it was still dirty and the full trash hadn’t been taken out. They’d only left a fresh towel and mineral water. It was cleaned after my sister-in-law, who was in the next room, complained.