The villa is modern, has a large yard, a calm and cool atmosphere, and is surrounded by rice fields and tea plantations. The staff is friendly, and the breakfast is delicious and varied. There are also many restaurants outside the villa. Access to the villa is from a village road, which is large enough for one car, but is quite good. In front of the villa is a deer sanctuary with an entrance fee of 15,000 Rupiah. It is close to the D'Castelo and Sari Ater tourist areas. If you are looking for tranquility, this villa is perfect.

Far from the city center, the service is quite good. What made us uncomfortable was the excessive threat of fines posted everywhere in the room. We had to pay extra for parking without any additional amenities. I complained because we paid for additional amenities but weren't provided with towels, toiletries, etc. This place is suitable for small families; if you're with more than four people, I prefer a private villa. The food isn't very varied and feels tightly guarded. The pool's warm water isn't hot enough.

Cozy place to bring a big family

A hidden gem in the Ciater area. The road to the resort requires some effort. Breakfast is standard. It gets a bit stifling at night because it's all glass; ventilation should have been considered. It only cools down in the morning after opening the door. Otherwise, it's fine: clean rooms, a clean and well-maintained garden, and a swimming pool and wading pool.

The cottage needs some refreshing and upgrading to make it look well maintained and clean.

It's so much fun and completely off the beaten track. There's a mini zoo near the hotel that makes the kids so happy 🥰

Okay, just lacking in breakfast, refills take a long time

The hotel is located in a village, but access is good, from two directions. If you take a shortcut, it's a bit rocky, but the Google Maps options are good. The hotel staff are friendly and polite. The hotel room is quite nice, but it does have an old-fashioned feel, like the towels are clean but worn, and there are still a lot of large ants in the room. Breakfast is quite varied, typical Subang dishes. As for taste, it's up to each person, but in my opinion, it's just enough. The main thing is to improve maintenance, improve the cleanliness of the facilities, and perhaps some of the equipment is old/worn and needs to be replaced or repaired, such as the towels, doormats, a slight damp smell, the cupboard at the back that's about to fall off, and so on. These are small things, but if you pay attention, they will certainly improve the quality of the hotel, because everything else is fine 👍🏻👍🏻☺️

The road wasn't that difficult. Very quiet, far from the city. Stable Wi-Fi. Lots of termites. Strong toilet water. The food was very salty and bland. The service was helpful. The pool was warm and cold. Overall, a great experience. No complaints. No fees. Would love to come back.

The staff was communicative when I was confused.

The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful at check-in.

Friendly service, clean, to bring the family you have to pay cash per person.

It's so much fun. The place is spacious and very green.

The villa itself was nice, and the service was excellent. It's a shame the bathroom wasn't clean, with lots of moss.

The hotel staff is very friendly, the service is great, but unfortunately there are no floor mats.

It's a bit dark at night, with poor lighting, making it look scary. The bathroom is full of ants and looks like it hasn't been cleaned often. The analog TV is so crooked that it's hard to watch. The bathroom doesn't have a water heater or a shower, making bathing a bit of a hassle. The price is a bit high, but the amenities don't match the price.

Everything is good, nice place, rooms alright but needs more cleaning. But an incident happened regarding our parked car. Somebody or something broke the front windshield, which is very expensive for an Xpander car. Security is clueless, and they do not own the mistake of carelessness at the parking. Very disappointing.

A highly recommended place to stay for families. It's far from the city, so the atmosphere is peaceful. There's a spacious garden in front of the villa so the kids can play freely. Breakfast wasn't great, and the lights in the room and bedroom are yellow, so it's a bit dim. There's no rice cooker provided; you have to bring your own or you can rent one on-site for 50,000 Rupiah per day. There are only two doormats in the villa (in front of the bathroom and in front of the first door), and additional ones are available for an additional fee. There's only a fan in the room, no air conditioning, but it's sufficient given the chilly surroundings. No oil or cooking spices are provided; only pots, pans, kettles, plates, cutlery, knives, a water gallon, and a refrigerator. There's a regular pool and a hot tub for soaking. The walk to the pool is also beautiful, with views of the surrounding rice fields. The staff are very helpful. We stayed during Eid, but the staff were always available to help with anything.

The hotel is actually nice, with a green atmosphere, but because there are lots of vines and trees, there are lots of animals and ants. There are two bedrooms that can accommodate four people, plus there's charging, you can cook, etc.

It's perfect for a staycation because it's far from the main road. It's a garden, so it's understandable that there are a lot of pests. Thank you.