WARISAN Heritage Boutique Hotel

The location felt pretty isolated and far from everything, and the cheapest room was all the way at the back. They charge 20k to borrow a bathrobe, 20k to replace a wet towel, and 20k to borrow an iron. Café service was a little slow, and there aren’t many joglo-style rooms. The atmosphere is really chill, the garden looks nice, and the pool was clean. I think it’s about 1.2m deep, and there’s only one. Service was decent, with a super friendly and polite receptionist. I had a nice experience, but don’t feel like coming back.

We spent two nights here and loved the room and atmosphere. There were a few issues with the room at first, but the staff responded quickly. There are some really nice spots for photos, too.

The comfy pool was my favorite place to unwind after exploring, and the fresh air and peaceful setting made a great break from everyday life. Warisan Hotel feels like a modern village surrounded by nature, with lush plantations and a quiet view of the paddy terrace. The design fits beautifully into the surroundings. The food selection was somewhat limited, though what we tried was good, and the staff were always accommodating. I also liked the focus on sustainability and green living. With its peaceful atmosphere and lovely views, it’s a refreshing place to stay and a great choice for anyone looking for a little slice of paradise.

The breakfast and restaurant food were good, and the service was okay. We didn’t swim, though the pool looked well maintained. The room was clean and properly looked after, but the separate toilet and shower room felt a bit uncomfortable. I loved the atmosphere, greenery, and Indonesian traditional touches during my business trip to this lovely resort in Solo.