ジノ フェルチ ブラガ ホテルに泊まった方の口コミ・宿泊体験

This was my second hotel during a one-week stay in Bandung. I thought a change of location would give me a fresh vibe and new experience. Big mistake. The good part: the location. Smack in the middle of Braga Street. The street comes alive from morning till night, with endless cafes and food options. On weekends it turns into a pedestrian street, which is great… unless you’re stuck inside this hotel. The bad part: oh boy, where do I even begin? I asked for a room on a higher floor, away from the lifts. What did I get? A 6th-floor room facing the lift and a staff store room, with a bonus view of the service balcony. Noise was free of charge, thanks to zero soundproofing. Cleanliness was tragic. The ceiling corners had their own little mould colonies. The carpet looked like it was last vacuumed when flip phones were still a thing. The bathroom door was covered in stains that had turned a fashionable shade of white mould. The whole place was dark, dingy, and just sad. The aircon? Let’s just say it was on strike. I thought it was the weather at first, but even after running it all night, I was sweating like I had signed up for hot yoga. Tried calling reception at 1am to switch rooms. No one picked up. Pretty sure the staff were asleep, which I could not be. Two nights like this, and for the first time ever, I slept in a hotel without a blanket. The TV wasn’t much better. The signal was glitchy, and the remote had commitment issues. I had to get out of bed and stand nose-to-screen just to change a channel. At that point, I gave up and accepted silence. The one saving grace: food outside. From morning till night, the street has more options than you can count. Skip the hotel breakfast. Trust me, Bandung will feed you well. Shout out to the security guy and front door staff though. They were cool, friendly, and probably the only reason I didn’t check out immediately lol Final verdict: my first hotel at the other end of Braga Street was cheaper, cleaner, and far better. I should have stayed put. Lesson learned.