Mami Hotel

It feels like you're staying at a rural Javanese auntie's house, so if you think of it as a hotel, you may be disappointed. The bathroom and room are clean, there is no unpleasant sewage smell, and the bathroom floor dries quickly. It feels good even when walking barefoot. There is nothing extra in the room, no hair dryer or pot for boiling water. You can make tea or coffee at dapur on the first floor. You can bring it back to your room. They bring breakfast to your room. There is a knock on the door of each room at 7am (lol). You can't choose the menu, but you can choose tea or coffee. WiFi worked without any problems. There were small ants on the work desk, but that's probably because everyone eats breakfast here. The only thing I would like to see improved is smoking measures. They are smoking in the lobby and on the chairs outside the lobby when you go out. I think the lobby wouldn't smell so bad if they moved the smoking area to a corner of the parking lot. There are several cafes and restaurants within walking distance.