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6.3
/10
Reviewed 2 week(s) ago
I simply uploaded this one image and asked:
- Noise-free area (flexible, but noise is common, like music from the 10th floor in the middle of the night).
- No smoking area (is this really enforced on all floors? Because there's one floor with smoking rooms, but this sign is posted, the important thing is to be flexible).
- Actually, eating durian is fine; after all, the rooms have heksos, right (flexible).
After all, eating durian, smoking, and making noise are not subject to fines, either for the occupants or the hotel management.
If you get floors 9, 8, or 7, you're free to do whatever you want, especially the 10th floor (very free and as free as you like).
Front office staff:
- The staff don't care about the smoking/non-smoking room markings on Traveloka. They assign whichever is empty, including putting you in a smoking room even if you're bringing a baby or child.
- Their answer is simple: "Flexible." You can smoke or not smoke in a smoking room. That's ridiculous, in my opinion, trying to "trick" customers into thinking your rooms are safe when in fact, the residents don't smoke.
Since I'm a tourism professional, I have to ask: "Are there still hotels in Jakarta that allow smoking in the rooms?"
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