"Clean and sanitary, very good"

"very happy"

"The hotel is good and clean."

"A well-maintained four-star hotel in Palu city. The room is spacious. Well maintained facility and service: swimming pool, gym, spa. Nice lobby - good to have a pond inside the lobby. Delicious breakfast with the menu changes everyday. Easy access to/from the airport, just less than 15 minutes. Many nice coffee shops within walking distance from hotel."

"Everything is good. Really reccomend!"

"Nyaman, pelayanannya bagus dan pemandangannya cantik 🧡 Good hotel Beautiful hotel Nice hotel Happy holiday, staycation, good for staycation. Good service, beautiful view, happy staycation, good for quality time, nice view and it’s fun."

"Everything's good.. Room are very clean.. Staff very friendly.. Food also ok.."

"Bathroom cleanliness needs to be improved, and water and other toiletries should be taken care of. The bathroom floor is also slippery. But the view is top-notch."

"For this low price, this hotel is the best deal you can find in Palu. However, I don't understand why they don't charge around Rp 50,000 more, including breakfast. There's a nice room with chairs and tables that wasn't used the entire week of my stay. A delicious breakfast could be served there. When I leave my hotel in the morning, I can't find breakfast anywhere nearby. All the foodstalls don't open until the afternoon. So if you stay here for a few days, you'll really have a hard time finding breakfast. Like everywhere else in Indonesia, this hotel doesn't have any information about tourist attractions. Dear management, take a lesson from your neighbouring countries Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand, as well as Bali. Almost all hotels there have brochures with information about tourist attractions and motor cycle and car rentals. Indonesia has beautiful nature and many tourist attractions, but knowledge about tourism is completely lacking throughout the country, except for Bali. Stop blaming the government for not investing in tourism; start with yourself. In Thailand, locals collaborate to provide tourist attractions, transportation, and guides. Everyone benefits by offering food, drinks, souvenirs, and so on. But in Indonesia, no one seems to understand the importance of tourism. It's a real shame, because by doing nothing, poverty remains widespread in this beautiful country."