Hotels near Plengkung II, Magelang City

I was tired and when I wanted to sleep, the bed sheet and blanket were dirty... there were blood marks and moldy dirt as if they had been used... waiting for room service was quite long...

Breakfast service should be adjusted to the number of guests. During the holiday season, you should increase the number of chefs and the number of meals.

When it comes at night and night is quite scary as the outside of the hotel, parking is also a little narrow, it's not easy to see the parking lot because my Om parked, but when it came it was quite full in the front yard. Get room 103, the hot water is not on at all, the bathroom is quite large and clean, just the shower place is narrow, move a little bit with the glass. The hose for water spray is also short, hard to use. Standard shampoo shampoo towel. The room and bed are quite clean, the TV is clear. Room internet is slow so I didn't use it until the end. Room light OK, use the light on the corner for those who don't like dark. Breakfast standard but quite varied. There's omelet, squid, and bread, making the ones who don't like breakfast with rice.

I and my family have stayed at Front One Resort Magelang for 2 times, it's amazing that the land is very well equipped with the facilities that seem to be the most complete than all hotels in Magelang, I've tried basketball there, volleyball, swimming, outbound, It's a great hotel, it's recommended for families, business and couples. Night and night when I'm lazy to go anywhere, I finally tried the legendary noodles that its location is right next to the Hotel, so complete my experience during my stay at this hotel, clean and friendly as well as the service, thank you for Front One Resort Magelang, If God wills next month I'll take my family to stay there again.

I visited Mtilan on a vacation. And I chose the front one inn hotel to stay because of its strategic location if you want to go to jojja, mahjong or Borobudur. The room was very clean, the staff was very friendly, the breakfast was delicious. Although there's no restaurant, but if there's a lot of selling around the hotel at night, I'm not confused about the comedy.

Excellent design of rooms as well as other buildings. A good swimming pool and sit outs. Restaurant provides food for all types. Has a great support system like hotel pick up and drop, hiring of cars/jeeps for sight seeing. Has other restaurants around within walking distance as well as upscale properties for change. Staff is smiling and helpful, honest and competent. Carry your own tipple as no wine shops around.

The external environment of the room is quite good, with a sense of tone. The facilities in the room are a bit old, and the sheets, quilts, and towels are not white enough. The service of the young lady at the front desk is very good. There are no decent restaurants outside the hotel, so they all solve the problem of eating in the hotel, and the taste is quite good. I checked in yesterday just in time for the local celebration of the Eid al-Fitr, singing and dancing until midnight, it was very lively, very good, and I experienced the feeling of the locals celebrating the New Year.

Stayed at 8/10. It's far from the Borobudur Temple and it takes a long walk (about 260 yen for grab), so the location is 3 points, but the hotel itself is service, cleanliness, food (cheap), Both the facilities (you can also see YouTube in ＴＶ) were highly evaluated. I think it is a little high price range around Borobudur, but it is recommended if you want cleanliness. Also, he talks slowly with a smile until he can understand English at check-in, and the evaluation of the staff is 5.

As always, to maintain the level of aman, there is a special person to pick up and pick up luggage from the plane. The ritual check-in experience is superb. The Indonesian fried rice and noodles are especially recommended. As soon as you go out, you must be cleaned and your items returned to the room. Although it is the rainy season, the sun is shining in the morning for half a day, and the night pavilion is really content to listen to the rain. The hotel has a variety of activities such as watching Borobudur sunrise, horse riding and picnics, the service is good, and of course the fees are higher. It is said that since February 6, the hotel will be renovated behind closed doors. After all, it has been in operation for 22 years. I look forward to the new look and the better.

We booked a tour of Indonesia through Turquoise Holidays who suggested, and arranged, a fantastic itinerary for us. The first stop on our tour was the MesaStila. We were picked up at Yogyakarta airport by our Destination Asia guides (arranged through Turquoise) and it was a couple of hours drive north to the hotel (the traffic was extremely busy!) The hotel is set in a fairly remote jungle area north of Magelang and has fantastic views of the nearby volcanoes and jungle. We were welcomed at the Club House with a cold drink and told about all the facilities on offer. There is a spa and gym (and even an outdoor “jungle gym”) a restaurant, sunset lounge bar, tennis courts. There are complimentary activities including yoga, a tour of their own coffee plantation, batik, Javanese dance and a guided village walk. The villas are set in large grounds on the side of the hill and are all very private with stunning views. Our agent at Turquoise had mentioned that we were celebrating our 30th anniversary and we were upgraded to an Arum villa. Staff had also prepared a lovely cake for us! The villa was very spacious and had a large “double bath” as well as double sinks and a shower. We had a covered terrace with a view of the volcanoes and an indoor dining area. Each day we had breakfast at their Java Red restaurant which included western as well as Indonesian specialities. They also served a “shot” of jamu (an Indonesian health drink) with a range to choose from – very interesting!! We went on day trips to the Borobudur and Prambanan temples (with Destination Asia) which are both withing striking distance. We also enjoyed a tour of the hotels coffee plantation, saw how they process and roast the coffee they harvest and had a taste in their coffee shop. We bought some beans to bring home. We even managed some pool time when the weather allowed. Dinner was a mix of western and Indonesian food with amazing cocktails (Java Spice was my favourite) and some decent wines. All the food was excellent. The staff were all extremely helpful and friendly. It was quite quiet at the hotel (we only saw two or three other couples) but this gave it a peaceful and relaxing vibe. A great place to stay and explore central Java.