Bandung City Hostels

"Highly recommended for solo or duo travelers. The price is quite affordable, and the place is surprisingly clean, including the toilets, as they are frequently cleaned. There's a water dispenser, microwave, shared kitchen, a public rooftop area, paid massage chairs, a hairdryer, etc. There were a few leaks near the hallways leading to the rooms, but it wasn't too bothersome. The room wasn't as cramped as I expected. I'd recommend booking a double room, even if you're traveling alone, so it doesn't feel too small. The room is well-equipped with hangers, a desk, a mirror, a speaker, outlets, and more. The only downside is that if someone walks heavily on the floor above, it can be quite loud. The location is near shopping areas, like a mall, and it's not too far from other places either. By the way, you'll need to download an app to get a barcode to access the hotel's guest-only areas and your individual room. You can also control the lights from the app."

"So far the experience is okay. I check in at 2 am, a little bit confused about the apps. The capsule was okay, clean and cozy, but the electricity was a slight short circuit. I chat the staf by the apps, they are responsive even it’s not solved. The bath room is clean too, but one of the door broken."

"The owner, an elderly man, was always smiling and very considerate. He spoke to us in English. There was no air conditioning, but it was fine for a March visit, and the clean sheets were a nice touch. We bought drinks at the convenience store in front and spent the evening on the terrace on the second floor, which was very pleasant. Behind the house is a tourist spot called Rainbow Village, and there is also a walking path (pictured), so you can easily enjoy walking around. Although it was a bit far from the station, we had a fulfilling Bandung sightseeing experience. We were very satisfied."

"We don't stay at this hotel for the first time, clean. There is a hall with a big table next to the kitchen. Good location, there is the smell in the moisture rooms but it is inherent to most hotels, in which they try to fight and clean up."