The hotel staff was friendly and very helpful with the check-in process.

Gosh, guys, it's not worth spending 1 million rupiah for a Sumire Suite room to stay here. The bathroom water is yellow and really smells like sewage. When we asked to move rooms, they said, "We can't move rooms, there's a room someone checked out of." Well, we had to, because we had to take a shower instead of using sewage.

It was very pleasant to stay at Dikyodai, first entering the room it was fragrant and cool. The T4 TDR was spacious, there was a TV, a table and chairs. The breakfast was also vegetarian.

The room is clean and spacious with a beautiful view from the 3rd floor. The service is friendly. Suggestion: Add more power outlets for charging your phone so you don't have to unplug the night light ☺️

The quality of the rooms and service at this hotel is deteriorating day by day. From the itchy mattresses to the unhelpful security guards who just sit around in the security room. There's a useless security guard who just eats a paycheck!

Ok lah The breakfast also so so The room has no window

Cannot sleep, starts 8 PM - 8 AM. The sound of rock music was so loud it shook the walls. Bedsheet has a dirt mark.

The place is really cool, with a Japanese feel. The rooms are comfortable too.

The bathroom, including the faucet and bathtub, was dirty. The water was shallow, the Wi-Fi was terrible, and there was no soundproofing. The sound was coming from the nightclub.

Already a regular at the Kyodai Hotel.

The room was comfortable and clean, but at night, you could hear the thumping noise from the club next door until dawn. The toilet sink had a slight leak at the bottom when washing your hands. The food wasn't bad. Overall, it was a good stay.

The sheets don't look like they've been changed, and there are condom marks. It's noisy, and it's next to a club and KTV.

The price doesn't match the amenities. The app's photos differ from the actual rooms, which are quite cramped, resembling a boarding house. The provided sandals and hair caps are small. The water also smells bad (they should install a water filter). It's next door to a karaoke bar that doesn't sound dampened.

The water smelled of earth, the room was noisy because it was next to a club. The towels weren't clean. There was no elevator, and even borrowing a spoon to eat in the hotel room was impossible.

I arrived around 8 p.m. The front desk was empty. I waited for about 30 minutes and no one showed up. I then tried calling the hotel several times before the receptionist finally showed up. When I wanted to order food, the restaurant wouldn't let me, saying it was closed and curtly saying it was only open from 7 to 10 a.m. The hotel room was extremely dirty: the mattress was sandy, the floor was sandy and looked like it had never been swept, the bathroom smelled, the water smelled of iron, and the hot shower wouldn't work. I'll definitely stay here once.

My stay at the Kyodai Hotel was quite pleasant, with good facilities and a neat and clean room. Unfortunately, I couldn't watch TV because all the channels were missing. Having a smart TV would have been great. Since there's a club next to the hotel, the noise from the club was a bit audible and disturbing. Hopefully, the Kyodai Hotel management can address this shortcoming.

Toilet water smelled so badly and was leaking. The air conditioning was not working during the daytime.

The hotel staff was friendly, there was a slight drawback: the water was a bit smelly, and the security guard at the inn was a bit indifferent and didn't help guests get out of crowded vehicles.

Overall, the experience of staying here was very satisfactory, but what was less pleasant was the location which was a bit inland and near the market, right next to a pub so from midnight until dawn the DJ's noise was very loud.

There was no TV broadcast, he said from the center, the shower water smelled of dirt, I ended up using mineral water to brush my teeth.