SALACCAMP

For around 1.3 million rupiah per tent per night, it's simply not worth it. 1. The tent I stayed in was behind a road where motorbikes were always noisy. You know, many motorbikes in the village have racing exhausts, right? Imagine the noise, even while sleeping. 2. The food service for the BBQ package was 150,000 rupiah per package for two people. I ordered 3 packages. No plates were provided. So I had to ask and direct them to how many plates they needed. If there were no plates, how were we supposed to eat? It seemed poorly prepared and poorly managed. 3. In the morning, I expected the BBQ equipment to be put away, but it wasn't. We had to clean it up ourselves (see photo of the pile of utensils/plates we had already tidied up ourselves). 4. The breakfast provided for 1.3 million rupiah per tent per night was truly unappetizing. There were only fried noodles, sweet pineapple chicken, and omelets. 5. Area Cafe & Resto. I came to get an iced black coffee, but they didn't open until 8 a.m. (I arrived at 7:40 a.m.). Again, for 1.3 million rupiah, all the services weren't worth it. However, I admit the staff were nice and friendly. The shared bathroom was quite clean. However, the staff should have regularly disposed of the accumulated trash. Otherwise, it wasn't worth it at all.