Is there a transit hotel in Jakarta? have 6 hrs mid MR
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Is there a transit hotel in Jakarta? have 6 hrs mid MR
doing a crazy MR from ewr to cgk using the UA milk truck route. need a bed for the 6 hr layover, preferably behind security/immigration.
help?
thanks
help?
thanks
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Is there a transit hotel in Jakarta? have 6 hrs mid MR
Google? "Jakarta airport hotel" = www.jakartaairporthotel.com
No transit facility.
No transit facility.
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Also a close-in Sheraton (Bandara) if you have points to burn - and some dollars to burn on visa and exit tax. But with the kerfuffle of entering and leaving the county, you wouldn't have much time to enjoy Sheraton comforts.
Staying airside, the lounges I've visited aren't havens of peace to stretch out in, and I don't think they have showers. But it's not an uncomfortable airport to kill time in.
Staying airside, the lounges I've visited aren't havens of peace to stretch out in, and I don't think they have showers. But it's not an uncomfortable airport to kill time in.
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Ok, let me flaunt my Indonesian from 30 odd trips to Bali.
He said, "thats expensive".
Now to prove I have bought the odd T shirt :
They say, tidak mahal (not expensive). I say, setikit mahal (little expensive).
Then, I give up and sit down :
bintang din yin secarli, terima kasih (very cold Bintang beer please).
That's it, I'm done. Nothing left in the locker.
Let me add, that all the people I meet in Bali are beautiful people and very clever. Many are bilingual. Their English is 10x better than my Indonesian will ever be.
He said, "thats expensive".
Now to prove I have bought the odd T shirt :
They say, tidak mahal (not expensive). I say, setikit mahal (little expensive).
Then, I give up and sit down :
bintang din yin secarli, terima kasih (very cold Bintang beer please).
That's it, I'm done. Nothing left in the locker.
Let me add, that all the people I meet in Bali are beautiful people and very clever. Many are bilingual. Their English is 10x better than my Indonesian will ever be.
Last edited by in2it54; Aug 7, 2014 at 7:13 am
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can't find any updates. is the airport hotel open or still closed for renovations?
“Hotel is closed for renovation”
1 of 5 starsReviewed 23 January 2014 via mobile
Tried to book both online and by contacting them directly via email. Was informed that the hotel is closed, at least thorough my desired travel date, which is April 9, 2014. It would be nice if there was information on the hotel's website.
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1 of 5 starsReviewed 23 January 2014 via mobile
Tried to book both online and by contacting them directly via email. Was informed that the hotel is closed, at least thorough my desired travel date, which is April 9, 2014. It would be nice if there was information on the hotel's website.
Was this review helpful? Yes 20
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“Hotel is closed for renovation”
1 of 5 starsReviewed 23 January 2014 via mobile
Tried to book both online and by contacting them directly via email. Was informed that the hotel is closed, at least thorough my desired travel date, which is April 9, 2014. It would be nice if there was information on the hotel's website.
Was this review helpful? Yes 20
1 of 5 starsReviewed 23 January 2014 via mobile
Tried to book both online and by contacting them directly via email. Was informed that the hotel is closed, at least thorough my desired travel date, which is April 9, 2014. It would be nice if there was information on the hotel's website.
Was this review helpful? Yes 20
Note. This is Sanur Denpasar. Not Jakarta. Is the review (and you) looking at the correct location.
Last edited by in2it54; Aug 7, 2014 at 7:30 am
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Ok, let me flaunt my Indonesian from 30 odd trips to Bali.
He said, "thats expensive".
Now to prove I have bought the odd T shirt :
They say, tidak mahal (not expensive). I say, setikit mahal (little expensive).
Then, I give up and sit down :
bintang din yin secarli, terima kasih (very cold Bintang beer please).
That's it, I'm done. Nothing left in the locker.
Let me add, that all the people I meet in Bali are beautiful people and very clever. Many are bilingual. Their English is 10x better than my Indonesian will ever be.
He said, "thats expensive".
Now to prove I have bought the odd T shirt :
They say, tidak mahal (not expensive). I say, setikit mahal (little expensive).
Then, I give up and sit down :
bintang din yin secarli, terima kasih (very cold Bintang beer please).
That's it, I'm done. Nothing left in the locker.
Let me add, that all the people I meet in Bali are beautiful people and very clever. Many are bilingual. Their English is 10x better than my Indonesian will ever be.
A little correction:
setikit ==> sedikit (a little)
din yin secarli ==> dingin sekali (very cold)
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Why ridiculous ? Few airports/airlines offer 24H lounges, and not so many have hotels attached to the terminal. Apart from the (expensive) Sheraton Bandara next door, there are a number of hotels within easy taxi/shuttle reach of CGK.