Hotels with Breakfast in Genteng

"The breakfast was delicious, and the room had a smart TV, so I could watch whatever I wanted. The swimming pool was decent, but the gym was under renovation. Maybe once it's finished, the stay would be even more enjoyable."

"The hotel facilities are complete and very clean. The environment is beautiful, and it's very convenient for getting around. The front desk staff are also very enthusiastic. It's great!"

"An affordable stay at Riverview Hotel. There was lots of choice for breakfast and some alcoholic drinks available upstairs. They also had evening singers. The rooftop pool is cold but clean with lovely city views. The rooms are clean with 2 bottles of water provided each morning. There was supposed to be shampoo provided but the bottle was empty and they did not refill this for the duration of my stay. Be prepared for lots of families and loud children splashing in the pool - it is a popular staycation spot."

"Before my trip, I meticulously read numerous online reviews for this hotel, and after experiencing it firsthand, I now understand why the reviews are somewhat polarized. To be honest, the hotel's location and interior environment are quite good. The lobby and restaurant have an older charm, but the rooms are well-maintained. The linens felt slightly damp, but the bright interior lighting compensates for the natural light deficiencies due to the room's age. The hot water supply was also excellent, indicating that the hotel has invested in unseen yet comfort-ensuring aspects – something many poorly managed older hotels fail to do. The hotel features several courtyard areas, each surrounding a beautiful garden. These gardens have a French vintage aesthetic and are clearly well-maintained, though perhaps not with the same meticulous, high-luxury precision throughout. After all, given the hotel's size, it's unrealistic to expect every area to be managed like a boutique property. Breakfast was surprisingly good, especially the baked goods. The bread, though unassuming in appearance, had excellent texture and aroma, on par with top-tier bakeries in Shanghai. There were also many local Indonesian specialties; however, given the general characteristics and standards of Indonesian cuisine, it's best to approach these with cautious anticipation and try a small selection. Nevertheless, among all the good hotels I've stayed in during this trip, this one offered the most diverse and thoughtfully prepared local dishes – just don't compare them to the 'delicious' Western food standards and tastes. In summary, for this price (even the suites are quite affordable), staying in a hotel of this style offers excellent value for money. You can't compare it to hotels priced at 3000 and above, even if its historic exterior might suggest that caliber. The maintenance and staffing costs for such high-end establishments are simply on a different level."