I stayed at Seruni Dome on June 27, 2026. The glamping area wasn't completely tidy because construction was still underway on a new glamping site. The air was cool, and it was quite chilly at around 19 degrees Celsius at night. The road leading to the location was quite narrow, so you had to stop if you passed other cars, but it was still safe.
Pros:
1. Beautiful views
2. Delicious food
3. Fish pond and swimming pool
4. Close to Botanika, which is great for families with children.
5. Friendly and helpful staff.
6. Smart TVs
7. Plenty of seating areas around the property.
Some cons I encountered:
1. No slippers provided.
2. No clothes hooks or closets in the room, so I left my things on the floor.
3. Wi-Fi was slow and often lagged.
4. Breakfast lacked variety, but it was tasty.
5. Room cleanliness was lacking, as the floor looked unclean when I checked in. 6. The bathroom exhaust is noisy.
7. When I checked in, towels weren't provided and weren't given until after Maghrib (understandable, perhaps because there were a lot of people checking out earlier).
8. The check-in process was slow because I checked in at almost 4 p.m. and the room wasn't ready yet. Perhaps there were a lot of late check-outs beforehand.
Conclusion:
Sangga Langit can be an alternative option if you're bored of Bandung or Puncak because it offers equally beautiful natural views and many tourist attractions around the glamping area, one of which is Botanika. It's recommended to buy food at a convenience store before check-in, as the nearest one is quite a distance, about 7-8 kilometers, and the road out of the glamping is also narrow, not accommodating two cars.
Hopefully, these shortcomings can be addressed soon by the accommodation and the local government will improve access to the location, as there are many other tourist attractions around the glamping. Best of luck to Embun Sangga Langit.