The atmosphere here is quite pleasant, as it's close to Malioboro, the center of Yogyakarta. The food is also quite good, not exceptional, but still quite good. However, management needs to pay attention to the in-room entertainment. The TVs in the rooms aren't smart, so entertainment is limited to the available channels. Regarding the bicycle rental facility, please prioritize customer trust. There's no need to require original ID cards to be retained when using a bicycle. This seems like treating these customers as untrustworthy. We've already checked into the hotel, our IDs have been copied, and we've paid a 250,000 IDR deposit. Why hold onto these documents? Is the hotel afraid of customers running off with such a small bike?
Even more surprising, two days after my stay, I received two WhatsApp messages from the same management asking me to sign the previous bike rental form. According to the information, there were still unsigned documents. My question is, why bother customers with such trivial administrative tasks? Is this hotel supposed to be about service or administration?
Finally, during my stay, I ordered GoFood and deliberately asked the GoFood driver to leave it in the lobby. When I picked it up, it turned out there was a typo in my room number on the food order. I don't know whether the driver or the hotel staff made the mistake. But what I regret is that the hotel staff was seen contacting the receptionist to confirm the order, but to no avail, and I was in a rush at the time. This again, in my opinion, is a TRUST issue. The hotel staff seems to distrust the guests. If it were a different room, it would be natural for the hotel staff to ask, but they should have simply confirmed the order receipt from the customer, as that is already strong enough evidence.
This is indeed a simple issue, but it needs to be reviewed properly so that everyone feels valued and not suspected. It seems as if the staff doesn't trust the guests. This is a basic mindset that I think needs to be changed in the hotel staff.