GRAND MIRAH BOUTIQUE HOTEL

BackRooms? Avoid at all costs. The state of the lobby alone speaks volumes about this place… We had barely arrived when the hotel corridors were flooded, right up to the room doors. Once inside, it's no better… The bathroom is in a deplorable state, untouched for 11 years. The sink tiles are corroded, the water stagnates after every use, and the toilet is in the same condition, the tiles completely ruined. The bin hasn't been there for over 10 years, the vanity unit is detached from the wall, the glasses are dirty, and the toothbrush holder is yellow and black instead of white. The shower head is green with oxidation and white with limescale, and the water barely comes out. And the shower curtains? Don't even get me started. To top it all off, the bathroom ventilation hasn't been cleaned since 2015—enough to spread a new global pandemic. Of course, the grout is black with mold. Okay, let's move on to the bedroom. The furniture is in a pitiful state, there's a suspicious liquid on the wall, and the floor is dirty, probably washed with water. And of course, how can we talk about a bedroom without a bed?! Well, I've never seen anything like it. They just didn't change the sheets from the previous guests... Hairs, suspicious stains, lipstick marks, but the worst part might be the pillows... YELLOW, the same ones for over a decade... Inside, I'd bet there's a microbiome with all sorts of things... which, I think, have evolved enough to create a civilization... My girlfriend and I called reception to change the sheets. They politely told us there was no one for housekeeping, so we asked for a new room and were told all the other rooms were taken... You should have seen the parking lot: a maximum of 3 scooters and 3 cars, including mine... As a reminder, 3 floors with at least 10 rooms per floor... so we went to another hotel for that night... The next day we came back to ask for the room to be cleaned and, of course, for fresh sheets... Well, they came in, mopped the floor with water, and They just turned the duvet, the pillows, and the bed sheet inside out… How did we know? Easy, we just had to remember or photograph the large, suspicious marks. In the end, we never slept there and wasted seven nights… The only positive point was the location. I only recommend it if you're interested in urban exploration or exploring backrooms.

Not really good well maintence places,when we arrived it was raining so the floor before we get inside the room was fully wet.. ans after the room when we was arrived seems not really well maintence then suddenly we leave in the first night ans boom another hotel because there was some lipstick on the pillow and some hair ... we ask for clean the room and they say they can't clean it that day because it was late.. then we ask to clean it again the next day and they still didn't clean anything or change the sheet again... and there still some hair on the floor we book the places for couple days and decide to leave the 2 nights and ended not sleep here at all.. for 3 star hotel they can do better than this.. it was good location in the city but this just one of the worst hotel ever...

The room amenities are standard. The locker hinges are loose, the TV channels are not clear, but the AC is quite cool. The bathroom has a yellow crusty washbasin, and the trash can is too large, taking up space. Breakfast doesn't arrive until 10 a.m. and includes rice, Balinese eggs, fried tempeh, and fish soup. There's nothing else on the bread, and the only topping is pineapple jam.