Permana Guesthouse Syariah

It’s set inside an alley, but Google Maps makes it easy to locate now. The rooms and bathrooms are clean, the AC is cold, and the Wi-Fi is fairly quick. It’s a quiet, comfortable place since it’s tucked away from the noise. There’s drinking water on every floor, and the rooms have glasses and containers. Parking fits several cars and quite a few motorcycles. Friendly service, too. At 100k, I’d recommend it.

There are plenty of clean rooms, good hot water, and the AC cools the room pretty well. It works well for a longer stay, and motorbikes can park under cover. It’s a little tucked away in the village. The one concern is that there’s no security, though there is CCTV.

It’s really quiet here, especially after Isha prayers, so it’s a good place to get some rest. The staff were all friendly and welcoming, and there’s plenty of parking near the mosque. The building is new, so everything felt fresh, clean, and orderly. The room had a slight smell, though I couldn’t tell what it was. It’s probably the cheapest place I’ve tried, hehe. Getting there is a bit of a pain from the main road if you’re driving, while a motorbike can use the back roads. Since it’s a hassle to keep going back and forth, bring whatever food or snacks you need.

The place is clean and comfortable, with a well-kept restroom and complete, good-quality bedding and bathroom supplies. There’s no hot water, though, and it’s in a residential area that can be hard to find at night. No convenience shops or restaurants nearby either. Construction is still going on, with noise from morning until night, so for now it’s really only suitable for sleeping, not spending the day there.