P***i
6.0
/10
Reviewed 2 week(s) ago
The bathroom smelled of sewage. It wasn't explained during check-in that strong-smelling foods like durian weren't allowed, and there was no sign in the room prohibiting it, so we didn't know. Then, upon check-out, we were charged the full 597,000 rupiah for one night's room because I brought durian into the room. They claimed the room couldn't be sold overnight due to the durian odor. We checked out around 8:30 a.m., so the smell would likely have dissipated by the time the next guest checked in. Being charged is fine, but I objected to the full 600,000 rupiah.
We stayed for two nights, smelling the unpleasant sewage odor. Did we get any compensation? We were charged for leaving the smell of durian.
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Accommodation's Reply
24 Aug 2026
Dear Mr./Ms. Puji, Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We apologize for the inconvenience caused by the foul odor from the bathroom drain, as well as the lack of clarity regarding the prohibition of bringing strong-smelling food into the room and the cleaning fee. We understand your concerns, especially since this information was not adequately communicated during check-in or via the in-room notice. We will take your feedback seriously to improve the condition of the bathroom drains, enhance room cleanliness, and ensure all hotel regulations are clearly and transparently communicated to all guests. Once again, we apologize for this unpleasant experience. We hope to welcome you back and provide you with a more comfortable stay at Hotel Maesa Ponoroco. Sincerely, The Management Team, Hotel Maesa Ponoroco
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