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booked 2 rooms for 3 nights. arrived at 8:30 AM the next day. at 1st got dusty rooms on streetside 2nd floor with no window and clear bathroom door. after we'd finished b'fast outside we claimed to the owner and he changed our rooms into the one nearby the parking lot which is looks like the room picture in Agoda. spent time in rooms only at night. as previous reviews the hotel main gate is relatively hidden by trees so we passed that hotel one time and after made u turn and drove slowly we finally saw the Red Doorz sign. We must open the main gate by ourself and afterward we must look for the only one hotel staff before he'd asked the hotel owner to meet us. The swimming pool shown on the Agoda site is not designated for Red Doorz rooms, you may use it if you pay. The hotel location is side by side with the owner's house, so he could handle all hotel administration all by himself. The room size is big enough with a queen size bedframe and other hotel equipments similar to 2 stars hotel. The bathroom has a shower, closet and washtafel with hot water equipped. Parking space is for about 10 vehicles.

I loved this house, it is exactly what I was looking for an I'm grateful to helpful comments made by previous guests on Agoda. The house is old and slightly run down, but full of character. It feels like staying with a family, albeit one that isn't there. My standard room was huge and very comfortable, air con and hot water worked fine. Although the hot water ran out after about 10 mins each morning :/ The small communal kitchen area was wonderful; fridge, bottled water, tea and coffee provided. And there are many communal meeting areas to talk and play in, kareoke, kindy playground, swimming pool. The location does not make for easy access to Jakarta's night life or major shopping malls (although Cibubur Junction Mall is only a couple of km), but is great for access to south of the city and avoiding some of Jakarta's traffic conjestion. For international travellers this is an Indonesian experience and not an anonomous sterile hotel room.