Alloro Boutique Hotel Pacitan

The breakfast spread was a highlight: Indonesian dishes like fried noodles, fried rice, pecel, and Pacitan's nasi tiwul, plus an egg station, jajanan pasar, cereal, milk, and bread for kids. Drinks included tea, coffee, mineral water, mango juice, and jamu, and everything tasted good. The hotel doesn't serve lunch, though staff may be able to arrange food from another restaurant if you want to eat there. Alun2 is close by, with lots of places to eat, and I enjoyed an hour-long morning jog around the area to see the city. There's also a pottery and souvenir shop across from the hotel, along with a coffee restaurant, a local T-shirt shop, and an early-morning nasi rames stall. Parking is available at the front or back, for about six or seven cars total. The gift shop beside reception sells cotton batik with eco-themed prints. You can book on WhatsApp and pay by bank transfer. The staff were friendly, quick, and attentive. We stayed in room 102, a deluxe room that cost 500k, on the ground floor behind reception. It was spacious, bright, clean, and fresh-smelling, though it had no outside-facing window. The AC and hot water worked perfectly; the hairdryer didn't. The bathroom was a little small, but clean, bright, ventilated, and functional. I had a shower, while my mother-in-law in room 101 had a bathtub. There was a beautiful painting of Pacitan cove by our former President, Bapak SBY, at the hotel. I loved my stay and would definitely stay here again if I visit Pacitan.

The room was roomy, and the price was affordable. A nice boutique hotel with really warm hospitality.

A good place.