RedDoorz near Soekarno Hatta Airport

Proche de l’aéroport mais chambre vraiment pas idéal et pas super propre

Rien du tout à fuir très sale les chambres ne correspondent pas avec celle des photos

Très sale cafard, mort dans la chambre, moi je suis sûr sur les murs pas de fenêtre

Nothing

Ants, mosquitos and other insects in the room. Broken dirty bathroom dirty pillows and sheets, dirty room

No far from the airport, however the area wasn't suited for a traveller, very depressing, open sewage everywhere

No resting area just the room.not windows, very smelly, unclean, the walls were dirty, the sheets were not changed have to claim them,nothing to be recommended or to look like the photos

Cheap, clean and sufficient if you spend one night there and then go to the airport

The staff wasn't friendly, I had a long flight, all the beds were free and I wanted to rest. Check-in was only possible from 2 p.m. They charge 20,000 rupiah per hour if you want to check in early. That's not much, but because the staff barely spoke English it wasn't clear that it was possible to check in earlier, so I had to wait despite the jet lag. The staff can easily learn two sentences

We didn't really like anything about this hotel. The only good thing I can say is that having booked us a taxi at 2.45am to take us to the airport, when it failed to show up (which may not have been their fault), they did help us get another taxi.

Pretty much everything. 1. We arrived late and tired with child - wouldn't let us into the room until we had sorted everything out. 2. Wouldn't let us split the bill between visa and cash - clearly useful near a major airport, and there was no reason for not doing. Effectively this meant the room cost nearly twice what it should have cost. 3. Room was tiny and dirty. 4. Only item of furniture was broken. 5. There was a window from the room into the corridor, with no cover, so we couldn't get the room to be dark - I kept getting out of bed to turn off the lights outside, but of course then someone else would turn them on. 6. At some point the receptionist said 'Are you happy?' This was clearly a question they are told to ask, as when I said 'No'. they ignored me!