Hotel murah di Tanjung Pinang

"I had a very uncomfortable and unsafe experience at Hotel Laut Jaya. The room was dirty, old, and badly maintained. The toilet condition was also poor, and the overall room condition felt terrible. More importantly, I did not feel safe in the room. It used a physical key, the doorknob felt unstable, and the window could not be locked at all. As a solo traveller staying on the 2nd level, this made me feel very uneasy. I eventually decided to leave and book another hotel instead. I understand...

"Ihana ystävällinen ja avulias henkilökunta. Hyvää ruokaa paikan päällä ja siistit tilat. Todellakin kokemisen arvoinen yöpymispaikka mikäli Bintan saarella tarvitsee yösijaa. Suosittelen☺️"

"Good helpfull"

"The hotel allowed the guests to smoke anywhere in the premises. Booked the Deluxe room but the nothing special compared to superior one. "

"Good service, friendly "

"Staff was very friendly and professional. Room is very spacious and well maintained."

"Rooms are very basic. The linens were not very clean and had stains on them. There was also no view from the window. The staff were not helpful at all. I would recommend looking for other places to stay in the area."

"Large property, with lots of things for the kids to do. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Kids loved the kids club, free arcade, pools, playground and chocolate hour! Breakfast buffet had a huge spread and a little corner for kids to take their own food! Special shoutout to the chef at the beach club! His cooking was very good! Yumz! Beach had white fine sand and clear green waters with gentle waves, great to swim and kayak in. Hopefully the beach will remain clean and unpolluted when the...

"The facility was one of the best experience. The beach and swimming pool experience was fantastic. My daughter and me went to gym and surprised to have trainer Ms ADE with whom we had great breathing and other exercises each day during our stay. It was one of our best experience."

"Mutiara is not a typical beach resort—it’s a true eco-resort designed with tradition and sustainability in mind. It’s also actively run by the long-time owner—no corporate chains here. The most important things to be prepared for: no AC and no hot water. You sleep in lovely teak and rattan cottages with mosquito nets and plenty of fans. Which means this is a chance to experience what SE Asia was like 40-50 years ago (and of course the same way lots of locals live today). The food is terrific,...