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Old Aug 15, 2022 | 12:53 am
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Lightbulb Presidential Suite #702 (Winter 2019)

Digging through my archive, i stumbled upon photos of the Presidential Suite #702 from our previous stay before the pandemic (winter 2019)
As many have known by now by reading this thread, there have been no refurbs done yet at the hotel, so the situation should still be the same..

We had booked this suite when travelling as a family because it has a bedroom with King bed and a bedroom with Twin beds.
It does offer a connecting door with another room. The price usually hovers around the $575++
Steep pricing but the amount of space you get is worth it, plus the fact my sons were younger then and i needed to keep an eye on them (teenagers) and didn't want them to have their own room yet.

So these are the photos taken winter 2019 before pandemic hits:

Note:
- the room was clean and comfortable with 3 airconditioning units: both bedrooms and living room
- this is according to WoH a specialty suite
- located on the top floor (level 7)


Double doors on level 7 : must lead to something awesome !




When you enter,

Hecate's Crossroads:
- Left to master bedroom with King bed
- Left also is the kitchen
- Right to bedroom with Twin beds
- Straight Through, you get into the living room





Looking right into the seating area
- welcome amenity on the salon table





Looking from seating area into the dining area





The spacious dining table:
you can see my morning coffee kick whilest the others are rushing off to the swimming pool!





Seen from the dining table towards the seating area,
in the back see the entrance to the bedroom containing TWIN beds






View from the living room terrace at level 7 :
- bit cloudy but normal a superb view of Mount Merapi volcano
- the folly masquerading as the temple with waterslide








Bedroom containing Twin beds (has a connecting door to next room)
I managed to snap a pristine photo because i herded the lads to go straight to the swimming pool






View from the bedroom containing Twin beds




Bathroom part of the bedroom containing Twin beds
Has own shower and toilet






Stocked minibar (situation winter 2019)




Kitchen (can be reached from outer corridor or from living room)




A modern touch




This is Hecate's crossroads again:
- we are standing in the bedroom containing the Twin beds
- right to living room
- left to entrance
- straight left to kitchen
- straight through to master bedroom




Master bedroom




Canopied bed



Very spacious
And with firm pillows from the pillow menu
(email in advance for availability)





Closet space and ladies vanity





Bathroom is connected to master bedroom




Shower and bath




The wraparound terrace on level 7 : the top floor




My attempt at a panorama photo



The terrace after morning rainfall


Although the data is older from Winter 2019, i hope this information might be useful for future travellers,
Especially as the situation might still be the same as the hotel has not started its renovations yet....

So again:
MR Owner: renovate your hotel !
It will jump at least to a Cat+1 up !
Endless new possibilities !

Although the hotel is authentic in ambiance, the rooms are a bit stuck in a time warp.
Still the amount of space the suites offer can be most welcome when travelling with family.
And for those of us whom are covid survivors (Alpha + Omikron) , the assurance that the suites have balconies opening to fresh air is most appreciated!

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