EXPERIENCE STAYING AT NEO DIPATIUKUR HOTEL, BANDUNG

The experience of staying at the Hotel Hotel Neo Dipatiukur Bandung is very memorable. First, because of its strategic location. There are many places to eat and hang out around Hotel Neo Dipatiukur Bandung. From warteg, tent stalls, restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, everything are there. Some of them are Richeese Factory, McDonalds, Warung Upnormal, etc. This hotel is located at Jalan Dipati Ukur No.72 - 74, Lebakgede, Coblong District, Bandung City, West Java.

The hotel is quite big. When entered into, we are treated to a modern, elegant interior design. In the hotel lobby there are several supporting facilities such as a seating area, newspapers, magazines, and welcome drinks. There is a lift and manual stairs in this hotel. This hotel also has a meeting room and restaurant inside.

For the choice of Twin Room, the facilities contained in it are two single beds, wardrobe, telephone, Wifi, cable TV, AC, linen, room slippers, refrigerator, table, safe, even ironing facilities are included in it. Amazingly enough, hotels like this still want to provide irons in them. The facilities in the bathroom are also no less complete, there we are provided with toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap bars, shampoo, liquid soap and also a hair dryer. The bathroom is separated between the wet area and the dry area, separated by a glass screen without a door.

So for those of you who are looking for a hotel at an affordable price with adequate facilities in the city of Bandung, this Neo Dipatiukur hotel can be your choice!

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