Janur Bungalow

Hi, Gerard from Singapore First of all thanks so much for your staying Amd I want to make two things clear. 1. Price You stayed 1 night at 10th May 2025. 12th May was Waisak. You visited during the peak season of the year. You stayed at Premium bungalow(-room size 52 m2). In case of normal season, room price is Rp 1,200,000 for Saturday. But You stayed 2 days before the Waisak. Room price was just Rp 1,350,000. I think it was a very reasonable price considering the peak season. So comparing the price with Yogyakarta is not fair. Next year, We plan to raise our prices a bit more during the Waisak season like other hotels in Borobudur. 2. Mosques & Local culture In the case of local Javanese villages, there are so many mosques at everywhere. Manybe You can meet the mosque every 100 meters(-within walking distance). This is for the convenience of the residents in local village. Fortunately, there are few houses around my place, so the nearest mosque is 210m away, the next mosques 350m away and the next temple is 450m away. You can check all through the Google map by yourself. In Borobudur, the places that are free from the mosques's prayer sounds are the Amanjwo resort or Plataran Resort, which owns several hectares of land. *We provide disposable earplugs in your room. Thanks Warm regards Bobby Owner Janur bungalow

Hi, Sis Aisyah. Sorry for the inconvenience. Last New Year's Eve, around behind the Borobudur temple, a tree fell which resulted in the breaking of the PLN cable network. In fact, Borobudur is a rural area that largely does not have street lights due to the lack of infrastructure owned by the Indonesian government, and PLN does not have sufficient capacity. Moreover, power outages during the rainy season are a problem that can happen anywhere. In a small rural accommodation like ours, it is not easy to install a generator. In addition, issues such as the risk of short circuits are also considered. At that time, our accommodation provided a power outage that could be used in the event of a power outage. That's the best of us. We hope that adequate infrastructure investment by PLN Borobudur and the Indonesian government will ensure a fairly stable electricity supply to rural areas and reduce the number of power outages. Thank You. Regards. Bobby. Owner. Janur bungalow.