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A highlight is the breakfast and dinner in the hotel. The restaurant has its own pastry department so the croissants etc. are fresh. I also liked the fresh tangerine (orange) juice. In the morning I recommend to try the Booster bowl (order from the menu) some time (and ask for some additional yoghurt for at the bottom) but also try the delicious Indonesian options. And in the evening the special dish called Megibung. The evening menu has great Indonesian (e.g. fish) and Western options (e.g. grilled chicken or beef). On Friday there is often an extensive BBQ that you can join. And in some cases they will replace that with a delicious sea food plate (recommended). A thank you for the great hospitality of the manager in the restaurant Joni and the very friendly restaurant staff like Agus, Muli, Sari, Saarti, Andi etc. together with the trainees.||Also at the front desk you will find big smiles from Puspita, Epris, Ayus, Winda and Moerdika together with the trainees. And Handa for the events. The hotel has a nice large pool where you can relax for hours with a great view. Often a free mini massage is offered at the pool around 14.00.||The rooms have enough space to sit outside to enjoy the weather (with sun or rain).||The sea (that is very close by) is not really accessible for swimming although some locals seem to find a way. ||From 15.00-16.00h there is a possibility to meet other guests during complimentary tea time (with some nice Indonesian snacks (Lak lak, pukies etc.) and (ice)tea/coffee) at the sea side bar. Here you will often find the friendly Wayan and Eddy for a nice drink, chat or help.||Interesting attractions in the area are e.g. Besakih Temple (mother temple), the water palaces and Lempuyang Temple (gate to heaven). You can e.g. ask Budhi, Torro and Moerdika for information or with help with other matters. Taxi apps like Grab are discouraged by the local authorities so if you want to be sure of a ride from that area you best also have a local taxi company service ready.