Airy Eco Rahadi Usman Sampit

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At 120k a night, there are some good points: it’s close to busy areas, shops, and stalls, and there’s plenty of covered parking. The rooms are fairly spacious and clean, and the staff are friendly. I stayed upstairs twice and had an okay room. On another visit I was downstairs by the parking lot, and that room wasn’t as good. Some empty rooms are dark and poorly kept, which feels a bit scary. The AC could be colder, the bathroom was a little dirty and the water pressure was weak. There’s no kettle in the room, so you have to get hot water from the dispenser downstairs by the dining area. The mattress was too firm for me, and the wooden bed looked a bit worn. It’d help to improve the cleaning and tidiness, and get the dark empty rooms into usable shape with proper lighting. Hope this feedback helps. Thanks.

For around 140,000 to 160,000, it’s a cheap place to stay and could work as a budget option. The bathroom needs attention, though: at the 160,000 price, the hot water still wasn’t hot enough, and the floor was wet and flooded. There also wasn’t a TV remote, so changing channels was difficult.

The hotel is close to the market. I booked two rooms for four people through Airy Rooms and got one on the second floor. The room itself was decent, with a 24-inch LED TV and a Panasonic AC, but the old unit barely cooled even on its coldest setting. Hauling bags up the stairs was tiring. There are a few things they should fix. The room could’ve been cleaner, the toilet door handle was coming loose, and the bathroom mat was dirty and should be replaced. We got two towels as expected, but they smelled, so we couldn’t use them. Snacks were provided, though there was only one bottle of mineral water when there should have been two. The other room had a clogged toilet and an AC that wouldn’t cool. I hope they make some repairs or renovations.