RedDoorz @ Desa Cijulang Sentul

The grass pitch with its two goals is a nice place to play a proper game of soccer. Inside the rooms, though, the provider's internet signal is slow, and Wi-Fi only reaches the office, not the front rooms or guest rooms. The TV has local Indonesian channels, with no cable, and drinking water comes from a shared dispenser for about every dozen rooms rather than bottled water. There is iced water in it, but no hanger in the bathroom. Management said they would like to add one. Getting there can be confusing. RedDoorz uses the Gumati Village site inside the Gumati lodging complex, so enter through Gumati Water Park for a wide, paved road. The back route goes through the village on a narrow dirt road. Jalan Desa Cijulang is now private access to Gumati, and you can only use it if you're staying at one of its lodgings. RedDoorz asks for your reservation number when you call because its office is elsewhere, at the central office. The staff in Gumati Village work for Gumati, not RedDoorz, and there isn't a sign identifying the room as RedDoorz.