3-Star Hotels in West Java, Indonesia

The room was quite spacious, and the staff were friendly. The only minor issue was that the sheets and towels were a bit old/worn out.

I chose this hotel because of its aesthetic and Santorini vibes! Every corner is beautifully designed and perfect for OOTD photos. 📸✨ The hotel was exceptionally clean and truly excellent service.I will definitely come back again whenever I’m in Bandung!

Nice, clean and good location. Near many eateries, convenient store and liquor store. Friendly staff. Definitely will stay here again.

Strategic hotel if you want to go shopping at Pasar Baru Market. Just 10 minutes walk. Clean & good services. Suitable for a family stay.

When i stayed at the hotel yesterday all seem fine. The room looked clean. But when I checked the locking system. It did not want to lock only the top part. I went to the lobby to let them know my dissatisfaction. They told me that all the rooms have this issue. I felt an bit of unease Afterwards i went to my room and contacted an trip.com travel agent. They also find it very weird why nobody was notfied about this issue. They contacted the hotel later and told me to wait but nobody came. An hour later I contacted an trip. Com travel agent again and told them i already waited an hour and felt neglected. So the travel agent contacted then again. Minutes later someone came by. He wanted to show me another room and sure the lock does not work properly anywhere. They apologised and since it was late i cant go to a other hotel. I talked to the travel agent again. On their advice they told me to put heavy objects in front and next to the door. So i put an chair and my bag in front of it. The travel agents where very helpful. I also ask them to warn future visitors about this issue as well. Also it is against the law Under the Consumer Protection Law (UU No. 8/1999), you’re entitled to use facilities that work properly and safely—“goods and/or services…must be fit for their intended use”. Government Regulation 67/1996 (Pasal 62 Ayat 2) makes the hotel operator legally responsible for your safety and security while on the premises. Even if “all locks” share the same flaw, the hotel must fix it or offer you an alternative that meets basic safety standards. I felt a bit safer when heaving the chair and my stuff in front of the door but i hope they will fix the issue as soon as possible for the safety of all hotel guest and inform the issue beforehand to hotelguest as well. Yours sincearly Leonrdo Sakidin

I frequently visit Bandung. Maize might be the last budget hotel still offering genuinely affordable rates. Other hotels in the same category, like Amaris and Vio, have become far too pricey. For around 300k, getting a strategically located hotel with clear operational standards is excellent value for money.

Ibis is one of our preferred accomodations when we travel. We love how convenient the hotel is, the cleanliness, great atmosphere as well as a good breakfast spread suitable for both kids and parents. What we love about staying at this particular hotel: 1. Strategically located next to Trans Studio Mall, it’s not only near a mall, it’s also next to Trans Studio Bandung theme park and mosque. 2. The rooms are clean and comfy. 3. The breakfast spread has plenty of options with a pleasant array of both Indonesian and western options. 4. Plus point: they have a special kids room for breakfast during the weekends which has two video game consoles, a slide and kids can make their own bento. Downside: 1. The bathroom is a bit small but I can live with that.

This is a decent hotel except for a couple of major issues. We booked a hotel with a pool. Unfortunately, the pool was too cold to spend anytime in. I never got in beyond my ankles. Then and this is by far the biggest issue. The hotel must be surrounded by mosques, because once the call to prayer starts in the early hours, you will not be able to sleep through it. It sounds like you have 4 or 5 mosques all doing the call to prayer in your room. Add to that, one of the evenings it seemed that some individual was also booming out his reciting of some religious tomes, it was the most repetitive dirge, far from the beauty of the call to prayer and it went on for about an hour. I understand it’s a Muslim nation, but this was rather not conducive to a decent nights sleep.

The hotel is clean and staff are all so nice and helpful. The location is strategic, it is close to the train station and braga street. A lot of cafes and restaurants nearby. Easy access to pasar baru mall. Will highly recommended to stay here if you are on a short visit to Bandung!

Comfortable Stay, but Lobby Needs Better Ventilation I stayed at Savero Style Hotel Bogor and overall had a pleasant experience. The hotel is well-located in the city, right in front of the main road—very convenient for getting around Bogor. The lobby area is spacious and nicely designed, but unfortunately, it felt quite stuffy. There was no air conditioning running during my visit, and the ventilation could really be improved. It made waiting in the lobby a bit uncomfortable, especially in the Bogor heat. On a positive note, the room was excellent—clean, well-maintained, and very comfortable. The bed and pillows were just right, and everything felt fresh and tidy. If the hotel could improve the air circulation or keep the air conditioning on in the lobby, it would really enhance the overall guest experience. Otherwise, it’s a great place to stay in Bogor for comfort and convenience.