OYO 2916 Op Samuel Homestay

It's comfortable and nice, though getting food or drinks is difficult since it's a long way from the city center.

The service was great. We got back at 11 AM and called the manager, who came right away. For around 100,000 IDR, I think the place is worth it, and it's not far from the main road. The room itself is small, with a TV and quite cold air conditioning. Hot water doesn't last long, and there was just one towel, with no other toiletries. Most rooms are inside the house, and movement is restricted: the house locks at 11 PM and opens at 6 AM, so you're literally locked in, haha. You can't check in after 11 PM either.

I booked at 8 PM, but nobody from reservations was there. I knocked and banged on the door and got no answer, which was the most frustrating part for me. Given the low price, I wasn't expecting too much, but the room bathroom looked unclean and the TV plug was a bit loose.

It's a simple stay in a large, old-style house, with a living room and a big dining table. Under the OYO name, they don't provide drinking water, and there's only one towel per room. The sheets and mattress looked new, but the bedroom paint was peeling and the doormat was no longer usable. The staff member was friendly and helpful, though there was only one person handling the whole house and all the rooms. The room and bathroom are basic for the price. There was air conditioning and a TV, both working well, and the AC was cold. The bathroom was clean, with new tiles, a sitting toilet, and a shower.