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07-15-19 04:02 #1895
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
Make sure you dine at Ebeya, the finest Teppanyaki experience in Jakarta. Prices are steep, but its only money.
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07-14-19 14:10 #1894
Posts: 3040Originally Posted by Whomer [View Original Post]
I already booked the Hyatt for a combination of $135/ night and Hyatt Points (12,000 pts / night) for my 1st 8 nights back and I booked the Ritz-Carlton Pacific Place for 35,000 Marriott Points for a few nights. I never stayed at the RC Pacific Place before, but it looks top notch. So that leaves my last 6 nights open and I may very well book the Shangri La again. I enjoyed my 2 fer last night in Jakarta there with that BATS girl that much. Now if the Mulia ever gets real I would like to stay there with in house punting at CJ's. The lowest rate I have seen for the Mulia is on Agoda for $173/ night including breakfast for 1 person. I don't think a 1 person booking would be a problem at the Mulia especially if I was bringing a CJ's girl up to my room. No one would care. I think the reduced 1 party rate is simply to account for the lessor breakfast charge.
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07-14-19 13:54 #1893
Posts: 220Originally Posted by NattyBumpo [View Original Post]
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07-05-19 20:36 #1892
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by MasBule [View Original Post]
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07-04-19 14:40 #1891
Posts: 222Almost all hotels in Jakarta are GF friendly and all Kemang hotels would be without doubt, however steer clear of anything with Sofyan in the name, the first (and only in Jakarta?) hotel chain with Sharia certification.
I can personally vouch for Grand Kemang.
And POP is next door to Eastern Promise, which has a good amount of hookers since the Blok went to crap, many whom go next door with the married expats who don't want to bring someone home.
Originally Posted by JohnTraveller [View Original Post]
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07-04-19 01:30 #1890
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by JamesXFisher [View Original Post]
Thanks for the advice.
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07-03-19 16:07 #1889
Posts: 255Hotels accepting visitors
Are any of these hotels on Jalan Kemang Raya GF-friendly?
GrandKemang.
Monopoli.
Pop! Hotel Kemang.
Or maybe I should just ask if hotels in this areas usually are GF-friendly?
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06-29-19 16:23 #1888
Posts: 24Hotel Classic. Dire
I went to Hotel Classic last night as I'd never been.
Straight up to the 5th floor, as I walked into the main room a mamasan scooped me up, steered me to a table and took my order.
The trouble is, she wouldn't bloody leave me alone!
She went on and on about the girls "new one, very fresh", "no children, nice and tight" etc. Etc. When my large Bintang arrived I politely explained that I was going to drink it while looking at the girls then make my choice.
She still wouldn't bloody leave me alone!
I was a bit firmer and told her to go away. She came back with the manager, who wanted to know what the problem was. I explained calmly and politely that I had had a busy day, just wanted to sit there and have my beer, then rent a girl, then go home. He was all smiles (friendly bloke as it goes) "that's why we're here" he said, and the two of them walked away.
A minute later, I kid you not, she's only back with a girl in tow - "this one new, very nice"!
So I go up and walked to the other end of the room, was politely accosted by another mamasan but this one clearly had no hearing loss (and sat and drank the rest of the bottle in peace.
By now though, I was pissed off so I paid (102 k for the beer. Not actually that terrible a price) and went to leave. Original mamasan was hovering by the door and made a couple of comments in Bahasa which from the tone I could tell weren't complimentary. In any case, I was out of there so didn't care.
Walked round the corner to Sawah Besa station, jumped on a train to Jayakarta and spent a very enjoyable couple of hours in Starmoon.
Won't be bothering with Classic again.
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06-29-19 16:11 #1887
Posts: 24Originally Posted by Blanquiceleste [View Original Post]
BTW my lovely Indo lady breezed past reception with no issues coming in or going out.
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06-22-19 11:21 #1886
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by JamesXFisher [View Original Post]
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06-20-19 15:26 #1885
Posts: 24Originally Posted by Blanquiceleste [View Original Post]
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06-19-19 23:34 #1884
Posts: 1575Question about AirBnB in Jakarta
I have a couple of simple questions regarding AirBnB in Jakarta. Anyone here that can enlighten me?
1. Is AirBnB allowed to operate legally in Jakarta? It isn't in several places, hence the question.
2. How is the attitude of security staff in the condos where the AirBnB apartments are most likely located towards our hobby. I don't care much for a smirk or a frown. My concern is really about being barred entry, or a complaint to the property owner, or worse yet a quick call to the cops.
Does anyone has any experience with this? If so, would you have recommendations on which apartment complexes to choose. Preferably in Central / South Jakarta.
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06-17-19 18:46 #1883
Posts: 24Originally Posted by BKKguru [View Original Post]
If I'm going to be be picky, then it's true the room was windowless, the hot water was a lukewarm dribble and the A/C asthmatic, but hey. GBP 14!
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03-05-19 07:50 #1882
Posts: 286Hotel 55
Originally Posted by IronQuinn [View Original Post]
Thanks for posting a trip report.
The Disclaimer in your report is appreciated. It provides an important reason for choosing this Hotel "....the regular travelers that likes to SAVE a buck".
I was curious to learn more about this Hotel. I learned:
-Hotel 55 is listed as a "Bed and Bath". Google gives it a 2 star rating.
-Lots of reviews complain about "weak AC" or "AC being in the wrong place".
-Room has no windows. "Built like a prison".
-Hotel Staff is "helpful" and "accommodating".
If you ONLY plan to visit Kota Indah. Then Hotel 55 does offer a strategic location.
However, I am sure there are other choices within walking distance OR a 5 minute Taxi ride to Kota Indah.
Folks who have stayed in this area please provide some name(s). Thanks!
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02-20-19 18:16 #1881
Posts: 120I was actually upgraded into the larger room. Could well be that they guessed my religion. It is a good place to stay, but will try a different property in April.
Looks like JWMarriott will work for me, but I think I get 1 free night at the Ritz Carlton. It is just slightly more than the JW.
Great history on the Sarinah mall and the Hard Rock.