Hotel berhampiran Seventh-day Adventist Church, Jakarta

Attention to detail: Small details can make a big difference in a guest's experience. A good hotel pays attention to details such as providing complimentary toiletries, offering a variety of pillow options, ensuring prompt housekeeping services, and maintaining well-groomed surroundings. Remember that individual preferences may vary, and what makes a hotel ”good” for one person may not be the same for another. It's always helpful to read multiple reviews to get a balanced perspective before making a decision.

The Japanese style makes the room cosy, but they're small. Good for a few days, it makes packing up a bit hard. The receptionist and crew are nice. You can get free tea at the reception and free tea or coffee on the rooftop from 5 to 8pm. There is an affordable massage service. I didn't really have a view on the city from my bedroom. The area is also a bit run down, not like the cbd, but there is a lot of street food around, and warung open late. The elevator is noisy in the hallway and the music there should be turned slightly down.

hari pertama sy dapet kamar buruk banget, trus sy minta pindah, untung nya petugas nya fast respond, stelah sy pindah kamar sy merasa sedikit lebih nyaman... utk harga sgitu ya wajar lah... handuk bersih banget, cuman kadang blom ready, mesti minta gitu

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Great room with comfortable bed and well function bathroom with basic amenities like toothbrush and toothpaste also a soap dispenser. The hotel itself is next to the shopping center (it's literally inside the mall) so any kind of facilities like supermarket, atm, restaurant/cafe are east to find. Just one feedback for the room is there's a lot of glitches in every tv channel, so it's quite bothering. Other than that, this is a solid budget hotel with good location and any supporting facilities.

Good location, next to lots of cafes and fast food. It was mostly clean, sasly linen was stained (what is wrong with Indonesia and stains?). Breakfast was overpriced, it's much cheaper to order includinf breakfast from trip.com, but it was mostly Insonesian and western options very limitted (to toast), also they make eggs but it's either very oily or very runny.

I, on behalf of my husband would like to rate 1 or poor during our stay. Because of your management action during quarantine made my husband and my son 8,5 yo are separated for 14 days . You strictly refused him for taking new sample of PCR test while it is valid by current regulation. In addition your team threatened my husband if he did not want to be isolated in Harriston Hotel and preferred to choose in the 'Wisma Atlet' he Will be deported after 14 days isolation. I already Made report to the 'Satgas' team about this and they Said your team's statements were against the law. So i Will make sure to publish this issue in social media so the government can investigate your hotel and Harriston too . You guys , Shangrilla and Harriston has taken advantage of other people so badly.

my wife and i stayed at the ayaka suites jl. karet pedurenan #45 recently. we LOVE this hotel!!! this was our 2nd time here. our favorite jakarta hotel, and we have stayed at many in the $20-$40/night range. ayaka suites is a GREAT value. we paid around $35/night including breakfast for a deluxe double room. 1 king bed, 30m, with refrigerator, separate bathroom with shower. the bed was very comfortable with great pillows, nice comforter(with cover). 32” tv, with about 40 channels, including 4 hbo channels. wifi was easily connected, fast and reliable. wifi worked good in breakfast area, around pool, and in lobby. our room faced south; looking toward satrio, with nice view of raffles, dbs, lotte shopping center and the rest of kunnigan. at night very pretty with all the lights in the area. there is alittle patio that u can access, from the room. we like this location. we stayed at the rasuna icon which is closer to rasuna said, and ayaka west, closer to satrio. but nice 5 minute walk to ambassador mall, 10 minutes to lotte, 8 minutes to axa, 15 minutes to plaza festival. the staff is what makes a BIG difference at ayakka. from the doormen, front desk, housecleaning, breakfast staff/restaurant, are all outstanding. the doormen have a nice uniform they wear; they all match; very professional looking. the car and pedestrian access has a circular drive for taksi, grab, private cars, etc. the cars can dropoff/pickup guest easily and then the front door/lobby is only steps away. the lobby is large and pretty. porcelain tile, woodgrained walls and front desk area. lots of sofas, chairs, tables, etc. it is very easy to feel at home here. 2 elevators; i think 8 floors. lots of rooms, i would estimate 200 rooms. breakfast buffet is probably my favorite thing about ayaka. the breakfast area/restaurant is large. plenty of places to sit. you can spreak out, away from other guests if you want. daily items include white rice, fried rice, fried eggs, waffles, bread, croissants, kopi, juice, hot tea, bubur, and fresh fruit. other items some days, fish, chicken, spaghetti. i do miss the omelet bar, that is still closed due to covid. there is seating outside near the pool and deck, where you can smoke. after a week in bangkok, we are going back later this month, before we back to u.s.

I booked 3 bedrooms suite last week. At first, during check in I had to wait for almost 2 hours until i got my room, the TV i had was quite broken it kept turning off after 5 minutes using. The gas as well, it leaked. We called the maintenance staff, they were all super fast response. The vibes were quite old, but the air conditioner was awesome. We were almost freezing. I loved the breakfast, they open until 11 a.m. definitely will consider to stay here again