Hans J.
Google
This resort's most striking feature is its captivating natural setting. The traditional Sundanese architecture, built over a serene lake, enable guest to be immersed in tranquil environment. The cottages and walkways, constructed from natural materials like bamboo and wood, beautifully integrated with the lush landscape. At night the sound of critters felt like nature's harmony. The accommodations, while rustic, able to provide a comfortable stay and sleep. The hot water is running well on my twin bed room. The room design encourages relaxation, with views of the water from nearly every angle and there is an unique experience of navigating the place by boat.
While the resort's ambiance indeed excellent, I noticed several areas required improvements. The food at the restaurant is a certain point of criticism, which I found quite expensive for the quality provided. Welcome drink is very sweet, almost too sweet for us. The facilities also showing signs of age and certain amenities, such as Wi-Fi is not strong and the room lighting is quite dim. Also since walls are made of bamboo, it's not soundproof. My parents woken up from the sound of morning prayers. The lack of air conditioning can make rooms feel stuffy when closed to prevent mosquitoes. So they need to focus on improving the quality and value of its culinary offerings. Providing guests with brighter lamp and mosquito nets would allow customer to comfortably enjoy the place more without compromising on a good night's sleep.
