Family Hotels in Indonesia from AED 151

"Amazing place. Affordable and an amazing breakfast buffet"

"I stayed one night. It was nice and the staff was very friendly. Food was good. Great prices too"

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"I do not recommend getting the All Inclusive Package at Legian Beach Hotel. It was the biggest waste of money. We could only order certain drinks & only a very limited menu available. Bintangs were not even included. It costs us over $800 extra for the 2 nights and we couldn’t even order a steak or a Bintang without having to pay extra. We had a private villa with a pool where they use indoor tiles outside which are obviously very slippery when wet & caused me to have a major fall. Also saw a couple of very large rats scurrying around."

"Wifi not working in the rooms. Did not bother to call front desk as I just used my phone data. Breakfast food some of the food looked hours old. Both Noodle dishes the pasta was hard. "

"Great hotel near the airport with"

"Beautiful hotel, great location"

"The hotel staff were very courteous and welcoming. Pleasantly surprised to receive free gifts from the hotel during check in - 2 water bottles and a bag. The hotel was very thoughtful in providing special amenities - sunblock lotion, after sun spray, sanitizer, insect repellant. They also provided some cocktail mixes for you to try in the hotel room. Their shampoo and body soap smelt so nice as they used customised essential oils. Breakfast has a great selection of bread, juices, mains. Dinner at The Dome was very delicious too. At checkout, they gave another surprise by giving us wrist bands. Simply enjoyed the vibe of the hotel and the care they put into recycling or upcycling waste."

"The hotel is definitely a good option if you are looking for a hotel near the airport (only 30min away). It is a huge complex and it’s amazing to see how well it is managed. Staff was excellent although it don’t start well. In an American hotel chain I was told that they don’t have too many king size beds. Then I was told I’ve been upgraded to a larger room. Upon entering the room it was the same situation which I experience more frequently around the world. A room with facilities for handicapped guests is being presented as an ‚upgrade with more space‘. It was sorted out afterwards but it becomes more a nuisance that I have to mention it explicitly at checkin every time."