Hotéis perto de TOKO ARI SULTAN GLENMORE, Glenmore

We've been there for holiday. The room was ok. Nothing special and not bad. The food was good. But the service quality was poor. Almost in every area. The front office was not friendly, the housekeeping have no standard of greeting, the FB service was lack of smile and busy of their own. So do not expect friendly, helpfull and thoughtfull service here.

The views across the rice terraces up to the mountains are absolutely incredible. Complete peace and quiet. Great spacious room and beautiful gardens. The pool area is great with the volcanos behind towering over. Hotel organised our trip to ijen with an amazing guide. They also organised our onward travel. This hotel is literally in the middle of no where so could I would suggest stopping at the shop before hand to pick up some drinks and snacks. Hotel breakfast was great. Only negative was I wish there was a bit more selection for the dinner menu. We found the back page with the more local food to be better than the main items advertised.

When climbing the Ijen volcano, you usually stay in Banyuwangi, mainly because it is close to the pier, but to climb the volcano you need to get up after 2 o'clock and drive for 2 hours. So when I booked a hotel, I looked at the very famous ijen villa&resort, but later it was all booked. So I happened to be recommended by the app Teras hotel ijen. I saw that the price was 600rmb a night and it was OK, so I made the decision (later I found out that the price had been reduced to 450rmb, which was a huge loss). The hotel is about 45 minutes away from Banyuwangi Pier, but the location allows you to see the Ijen volcanoes, and there are rice fields and coconut trees outside. The sunset is so beautiful. There are actually several hotels around, as well as a guest house, which costs 200rmb a night. The hotel design is very design-like, similar to domestic boutique hotels, with only one floor of rooms. Since there are no restaurants around the hotel, you can basically eat at the hotel. The price is not expensive, only 50rmb per person, which is really cheap. However, there is a small cafe when you go down the alley from the hotel and turn right on the main road. A few young people are relatively new to making drinks, but the photos are beautiful. I recommend everyone to check it out. Then there is a guest house next to the hotel, where you can also drink coffee. It is surrounded by rice fields, which is also suitable for watching the sunset. Staying in the entire hotel was very relaxing and there was no sense of pressure. The biggest problem with Teras Hotel is that transportation is inconvenient. You can't get Grab here. Only the hotel has a taxi phone number. Going to the pier is twice as expensive and the asking price is 250k. There is no other choice but to leave. Also, if you sign up for a group tour to climb Ijen, it is not available here. The hotel will provide a contact person to discuss it yourself. Basically, a car costs 1,700k, including guide and tickets. We will pick you up at the hotel and take you to the pier at the end. The price is slightly expensive, but it is acceptable, and it is okay for three or four people to carpool. In short, in ijen, it is highly recommended to stay here for one more day to relieve the fatigue of the special forces trip.

perfect place 👍

Very cozy and cozy area of the hotel with fruit trees. Rooms are simple, slightly exhausted but comfortable. Not a bad restaurant at the hotel.