Encuentra Hoteles baratos en Islas Maluku

“A piece of paradise that feels like you have a beach all to yourself! The family who run the resort do all that they can to make you feel at home I would add a couple cautions due to its remote location: - There is limited plumbing (no flushing toilet) and no wifi (we were able to get a weak signal and used our own data) - everything we ate was fresh, delicious and local but this means a lot of fish, rice, greens and eggs. Every night it was cooked differently and we loved every meal, but...

“Chambre vieillote, manque d'entretien. Petit dejeuner tres "light", dans des box en carton”

“Hotellet en besvikelse. Ingen mysfaktor alls. Väldigt lyhört. Spots i taket som i operationssal. Inget kylskåp eller safebox. Inredningen sliten och omodern. Ingen broschyr med tips på vad man kan göra. Pool men inga solstolar. Ligger vid havet men det går inte att bada där. Ingen taxi service vilket blir ett problem när man ska åka. Åkte tidigare för att det var så dålig service. Fick be dem städa rummet men det gjordes slarvigt. Plastväxter verkligen trist. Maten ok men ofta fanns inte det som...

“A Solid Stay with Friendly Staff, though Some Room for Improvement. We stayed at this hotel almost for a month and moved between several different rooms. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, though there were a few ups and downs! The rooms were 15 square meters, a bit tight, but perfectly adequate if you just need a place to sleep. While the hotel is quite new, we did notice a sharp, musty smell (like mold) in the rooms we stayed in. The bed was a little firm for my personal taste, but it was...

“Si tienes que hacer escala en Ambon quizás sea de lo mejor, pero se nota que es un hotel de convenciones y celebraciones bastante mas enfocado al turismo nacional que al extranjero: hablan muy poquito inglés y aunque en su inauguración se nota que debería ser muy bonito, su estado de mantenimiento dista mucho de ser perfecto. así como el buffet de desayuno con muchas opciones de platos indonesios y muy pocas para extranjeros”