Tamashii Boutique Hotel

The location is not noisy, there are lots of cheap and cheerful street food around it.

Check in at the exclusive HIME type room, the room theme is nice, but those who are sensitive to the surrounding conditions should try it... It's fun, you know, someone had a dream in the form of a big snake... a woman, with a forked tongue in that room... Hehehehe

My first stay here didn't live up to my expectations. The biggest downsides were: 1. The bathroom had very little hot water, as if they weren't serious about providing hot water; the cold water was too much (this was on the first day, July 10th). 2. The cleanliness was poor, with lots of hair falling out next to the bed and lots of mosquitoes. 3. The service was terrible (they only apologized but didn't offer a solution). 4. Be careful if you want to stay at this hotel. Once you enter the lobby, it's incredibly hot. There is air conditioning, but the air is too hot. 5. I booked a twin-bed room on the second floor with a nice view, but was moved to the first floor and, according to their wishes, changed to a queen-size room with a view of a concrete wall. 🗿🗿🗿

Even though I booked an expensive room, it was 800,000 Rupiah. 1- An employee suddenly entered the room without permission. 2- The towels weren't there, and after 4 hours they were delivered, they immediately entered without permission. 3- The Wi-Fi suddenly went out until morning. 4- There was only one toothpaste. 5- There were so many mosquitoes in the room. 6- The road to the hotel was very narrow and congested on the small roads. 7- The towel was damaged from the iron, and the part was black. 8- The bathroom towel was a little bit old and hadn't been replaced (it seems like it was from the previous person, but it wasn't replaced, so it was a little bit old). 9- The electricity and lights suddenly went out twice. 10- The soap was empty and empty (the same as the tissues, it seems like they weren't replaced by the previous person). 11- All the employees in front of the hotel were collecting cigarettes and coffee (unprofessional). 12- If you open the desk drawer, the desk can fall and your phone can break. 13- The price is unreasonable (this hotel is a good choice for Oyo because they are all similar. Don't worry (even though it looks nice in the picture). 14- You have to memorize the password to enter the smoking room (if you can't, the system becomes complicated). 15- The price is right for this hotel, a minimum of 200,000 Rupiah. Because I can get a very nice hotel for just 500,000 Rupiah. 16- None of the staff there are professional, and it really feels like a boarding house. Don't waste your money on a one-star hotel.

This hidden gem of a hotel on Pasteur Street has a Japanese theme that's incredibly Instagrammable. For photos, this hotel is located inside a cafe, so you can hang out with family, friends, or your significant other. The rooms are clean and clear, with a variety of room types, and the atmosphere is cool and peaceful. I really like this hotel. The rates are affordable, and the food and drinks are delicious. You won't regret it.

[photo before check out] the interior and exterior are nice, but the rest is huftttt, the water pressure from the toilet and sink is very small, in my opinion the price should be increased with better quality too, and the breakfast is not worth it with an additional 100k, it's better to buy breakfast near the hotel, there are many choices.

Although the room's interior was quite nice, the old-style AC was noisy and apparently poorly maintained. It was dirty and leaked water from the indoor area. We ended up waiting at 7:30 PM for the AC technician to repair it. It disrupted our rest time. We even asked to move rooms, but they were told they were full. I really regret staying here. I'd recommend reconsidering your booking here.