Banjarangkan Hotel Guide - 4 Stars Hotels in Banjarangkan, Bali

"The check in/out desk was manic. the lines were 5 people deep for all three staff. The room itself was noticeably smaller than it appeared on the website. We booked two family rooms side by side for our group of five. The air-conditioning in one room struggled the entire stay, although the other room was fine. The TVs were very small with no decent channels, and none of them were smart TVs — which really should be standard these days. We stayed during Nyepi Day, and the food/menu was honestly terrible. We paid an exorbitant amount for food that was virtually inedible and ended up spending nearly $100 on instant noodles from the mini-mart inside the hotel just so we had something we could eat. For a hotel marketed with a Western theme, the least they could do is offer food that guests can actually enjoy. The spa was the most expensive spa I have gone to in Bali and the massage left me with more pain than relief. Overall, nice and clean but totally not worth the cost."

"Holiday Inn Resort is more beach front than Express but still clean and nice."

"My husband and I loved our room. It was clean and reasonably sized. The shower was very large and fully enclosed hence no water all over the floor when you’ve finished, which is usually the case in a lot of Bali hotels! So nice to step out onto a dry floor! The breakfast was yummy, lots of choice and fresh, well presented food! Staff were so polite and friendly and very accommodating! Air conditioning worked well! The pool is well maintained and very relaxing. Located in a good area, close to lots of shops and amenities. Very close to airport. Saves long journeys to and from the airport. Our only complaint was it’s located next door to a large church. We could hear a mixture of singing & voices talking which was extremely loud due to being broadcast over a loud speaker! This happened the day we arrived and went on for about 4-5 hours non stop and on the Thursday before Easter it went from lunchtime till 11.45 pm, approx 12 hours!! It’s not the hotels fault but unfortunately it was hard to escape it. We closed our doors to the balcony but we could still hear it. We would stay there again but not on Sundays or whenever there are religious sermons happening! "