Tamukami Hotel

Faded glory, the hotel has been around for 25 years and has been renovated during the corona period, but unfortunately not to today's standard. The breakfast is uninspiring and that is why we did not try the restaurant further. Plenty of choice in Sanur. The hotel is quiet, but the beach is quite far away due to all the construction activities and hotels with private beaches. A nice swimming pool, but the pillows on the beds need replacing. In short, it's a shame that a little more attention is not paid to this hotel.

This small-scale hotel was built with great care about 30 years ago by a Belgian couple. It has 19 spacious rooms located around the beautiful swimming pool. We stayed in a suite on the ground floor. This was very spacious, with a huge bed, some furniture and a bathroom with shower, bath and toilet. There is a small refrigerator in the room that you can fill yourself, more than enough cupboard space and a safe. There is a small terrace overlooking the pool. Sun loungers and parasols on both short sides of the pool. Everything was kept very clean every day. Very friendly employees, for whom nothing is too much. The manager is the daughter of the couple who set up the hotel. Unfortunately, the gentleman has passed away, but his wife still lives in an apar**ent in the hotel. She cycles around Sanur every day and if the guest feels like it, he can cycle along. Bicycles are also rented. The hotel is located on a driveway of about 50 meters from a busy main street, but you do not hear the traffic. There is also a restaurant with a limited menu. The breakfast is a bit simple. Unfortunately, a huge complex is being built on that road opposite the hotel with expensive apar**ents and a shopping center that opens onto Sanur beach at the rear. This will make traffic much busier in the future. There are plenty of good restaurants within a short distance with Indian and European meals. Unfortunately my wife fell ill, but we are indebted to the management and employees for their help and dedication.