Hoteles de 2 estrellas en Pemecutan Kelod

“Recomendable al 100”

“Easy to get to. Central to Kuta”

“Amazing stuff”

“Demasiado sucio, las sábanas con manchas y olorosas. Lavabo apestoso y encima entraban todos los mosquitos por las ventanas (no se podian cerrar)”

“Onsite personnel is available and helpful. Comfy bed. The space looks good, but has lots of little build faults like toilets blocking and wobbly taps. Did not use the pool! ”

“Absolutely terrible when arrived we did not stay ot was so dirty and run down weare still waiting on refund and had to go to other hotel on arrival”

“The most comfortable sleep I ever had. I was having a retreat down the road so good walking distance. Just note there is no restaurant of cafe here but it’s not an issue in Bali. Loved my stay”

“A simple accommodation is totally fine for me but I expect that at least the shower and the toilet are working properly.”

“Nice stay. Very convenient to yoga food and massage. My room had a huge concrete tub I loved. Bed was good and I slept really well. ”

“Hvis du er en solorejse, så er dette sted perfekt til dig. Tæt på stranden og centrum.”

“This is a good value place to stay, excellent air conditioning will keep you cool, the fridge will keep your drinks cold and the bed will give you a good nights sleep. Also the pool is a fantastic temperature, £17 a night I doubt you can go wrong?”

“The hotel was a very disappointing experience. The facility looked abandoned, and even the name was different upon arrival. I was told the hotel was closed and that they had no record of my booking, despite the fact that I had already paid. The reception staff were unhelpful and showed little concern for the situation. It took about an hour before they finally agreed to give me a room. Unfortunately, the room itself was dirty and had several damages. Due to the festival and lack of alternative...

“The only problem is getting in and getting out. The stairs are pretty terrible. It’s absolutely beautiful and I’ve been there before. But there’s new stairs and they have a rule about luggage. You have to pay people to bring your bags up and down and sometimes they’re not available.”