Hotel Alifah 2

There was no sink or shower, and the bed didn't look clean. People in the corridors were noisy.

A humble hotel I'd recommend for a transit stop. The owner is making a big effort to upgrade the place and add value, and renovations aren't cheap. The price is very friendly for an air-conditioned room, especially considering how close it is to Great Seokarno hatta airport. The next hotel costs much more. Guests, please close your eyes to the small issues and get some rest. Indonesia has had a truck pollution problem for decades, and maybe the small, crowded island of Java can't solve its traffic easily. It would take decision makers wanting to introduce a compulsory heavy policy to reduce vehicles, road tax, and a program lasting a few years, not just one. Tiny footpaths are needed everywhere. Even a narrow side street of 60 cm would help. Schoolchildren have a very hard time moving around by bicycle. Hotelairs invests a lot of money to attract travelers. Good luck on arrival.

The low price was a good deal for me, but I didn't like the atmosphere. The water was the worst part of the stay. It tasted salty, like someone had put salt in it. I won't come back.

It wasn't what I expected, but for that price it was worth it.