On this second post I want to give out some details about the non-room facilities available on Golden Flower Hotel Bandung. The Hotel contains quite a a few of them, with some facilities are naturally featured more dominantly than others due to Golden Flower’s main focus as a Convention Hotel. If you can find anything that suits your needs here, it’s not a bad idea to give this Hotel a try.
Just an info from the side of KAGUM Hotels: recently we launched a service named KAGUM Call Center. It is reachable by dialing the number (022) 4263333 or +62 22 4263333 if you are an international resident. A centralized service mainly designed for the sake of convenience, it houses an one-for-all solution for all of your dealing needs with KAGUM Hotels.
Just a quick reminder: the company that I am currently working in manages and supervises four different Hotels in Bandung: Golden Flower Hotel Bandung, Grand Seriti Hotel Bandung, Grand Serela Hotel Bandung, and Banana Inn Hotel & Spa Bandung, with more Hotels will be further available in the future. By centralizing the calls for all of those Hotels into one service, a guest can find convenient and quick access to
So, whenever you are in the mood for staying in Bandung and looking for a Hotel to stay, whip up your phone and give KAGUM Call Center a try.
This is number three of KAGUM Hotels series of post. It is going to be a bit different this time. Whereas in the previous stories I retold my experiences of visiting two four stars Hotel, this time I am going to venture into a three stars KAGUM Hotels’ properties called Grand Serela Hotel Bandung. The Hotel is conveniently situated at L.L.R.E. Marthadinata Street number 56. L.L.R.E. Marthadinata is a street better known with the name Riau Street by the Bandung folks.
Since it is a three stars Hotel, the place is admittedly somewhat less luxurious compared to the places I have visited before, but does a less luxury place automatically translates into a less favorable Hotel experience?
On the second part of my post about Banana Inn Hotel & Spa Bandung, I am going to take a look around the Hotel’s facilities. As I have said before, the staffs were thankfully accommodating, and the Hotel itself was relatively void of guests during my visit there. I could take pictures more freely without having to worry about people looking at me in a weird way that much.
The journey began from the lobby, and all around the Hotel.
This is the second part of my KAGUM Hotels series of post. I must address once again that although I am trying to be as objective as possible in this post, my own admittedly inexperience of writing a ‘proper’ review of any kind–and the fact that I am employed at the company that owns the Hotel–may result in what you might perceive as bias in my writing. Just be mindful about the fact that what I feel about this Hotel may be different with you or any other guests staying in this Hotel. Don’t take my word as gospel, is all.
The second guest of my KAGUM Hotels series of posts is: Banana Inn Hotel & Spa Bandung.
