Bali Sunshine Nusa Dua by digihub hospitality Reviews

First of all, the aura of the whole hotel is very good. It is very comfortable when you come in. It is very popular and sunny. This is an Indian-style restaurant. There is an elephant god at the gate. The restaurant has many Indian specialties, which are very delicious! The hotel is located in nusa dua. You can't take a bath in the sea at the beach in Bali because the waves are very big and unsafe. If you want to visit more attractions near Ubud, it is recommended to live near the Ubud Monkey Forest. It is very good to visit at night because it takes 5 hours to drive back and forth every morning and evening. The decoration in the house is nothing special. It is very clean and tidy. The facilities are very complete. There are two bottles of free mineral water in the room every day, 390ml, not a big bottle. There are paper towels, toilet paper, shampoo, shower gel, toothbrush set, shower cap, cotton swab, slippers, and the bed is also very comfortable. The bath water and pool water are very clean, with hot and cold water, and I don’t feel noisy. There is a swimming pool in the yard on the first floor. It is very comfortable to soak in it when the sun is good in the afternoon. It is very beautiful! There is no elevator in the hotel, and the waiter needs to tip for helping to lift the box up. The waiter has a very good attitude. You should pay attention to tipping when cleaning the room, otherwise the waiter will be unhappy and will ask you if you want to clean it today. I advise everyone to tip, otherwise you will not feel at ease with the things you use. The breakfast is very delicious. It is a small restaurant. Every morning, there are three cups of desserts, hot drinks such as coffee and tea, hot dishes such as fried rice, fried vegetables, meat dishes, and others (pasta or mashed potatoes or tomato beans), two kinds of cereals, milk, three kinds of fruits, and vegetable salads that you need to choose and mix yourself, croissant and toast, there is a toaster, waffles and pancakes, and there are scrambled eggs, fried eggs, Indian tea, Indian rolls, and Indian coffee made by the chef. These need to be ordered from the chef. The breakfast lady is very nice and patiently introduced what is in Indian food and let me try it. Dinner is ordered and delicious, but it is very expensive. A serving of pasta costs about 122k rupees, which includes service charges and taxes. There is a very thin lady at dinner. Every time she gives change, she gives less money. She does it on purpose. Everyone should pay attention. Overall, the room is nice and cost-effective. By the way,