Maximus Prime

This isn't suitable for women who are menstruating, since even a small amount of blood leaking can lead to a 100 thousand rupiah fine.

The bathroom was roomy and the water pressure was strong, but there was no bidet on the toilet. The rest of the room felt poorly cared for: the pillows smelled, the towels were torn, and the mat was very basic. The floor was sandy, as if it had been mopped carelessly. There were many leak marks on the ceiling, dirty walls, and lipstick marks around the mirror. The sheets still had cigarette butts on them, as though they had only been straightened instead of changed. The hotel looked badly maintained, which was a shame. I paid 450,000 Rupiah for a family room, and places elsewhere with the same price had much better facilities. It also looked awful compared with the photos on Traveloka.

The rooms are fairly tidy and the price is affordable, but cleanliness needs a lot of work in the hallways, the corners near the elevators, and the rooms, especially the bathrooms. They provide mineral water, towels, hot water, soap, toothpaste, and toothbrushes. If you need a budget place with adequate amenities, it may suit you, though I'd bring my own toiletries for comfort.

The room was okay, and the service was pretty good. Room security seemed fine since it uses a card, and there is an elevator. The downside is that the parking is outdoors.