Going Solo
December 27, 2008
to be written later
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The corridor
Sitting Area
Sitting Area
Javanese Traditional Music
Dining Area
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Canting [a drawing tool for bati…
Meditating
Our bedroom, no. 103
The corridor in front of our room
The lobby from the entrance
The window
The Sitting Area
Bed time story
The ornament
The photographer: yay me!
The was basin...
...made of bronze
The mirror in the bathroom
The welcome drink: traditional r…
An Art Deco Boutique Hotel
Roemahkoe is the old spelling of Rumahku, means My House. I got the information about Roemahkoe from the internet. Then I read its review in a woman magazine. I also fall in love at the first sight with this hotel. Why? Because of its architecture.
When I stepped into the hotel, I was amazed by the interior of the lobby. It was very obvious that it was touched by a talented designer. What might bother me was the photographs of the owner with famous guests. The owner is the wife of one of the ex ministers in Indonesia.
I like almost all the things in this hotel, the architecture of the building, the interior, the gallery concept, and the traditional music. What I like the most was the welcome drink. It was a traditional remedy or jamu. No hotel in the world (I think) serves jamu as a welcome drink.
One thing that I don't like from this hotel was the the front desk staff. It seemed that he didn't feel that he has to be friendly and helpful to the guests. He really ruined my love to this hotel. Too bad... :-(
When I stepped into the hotel, I was amazed by the interior of the lobby. It was very obvious that it was touched by a talented designer. What might bother me was the photographs of the owner with famous guests. The owner is the wife of one of the ex ministers in Indonesia.
I like almost all the things in this hotel, the architecture of the building, the interior, the gallery concept, and the traditional music. What I like the most was the welcome drink. It was a traditional remedy or jamu. No hotel in the world (I think) serves jamu as a welcome drink.
One thing that I don't like from this hotel was the the front desk staff. It seemed that he didn't feel that he has to be friendly and helpful to the guests. He really ruined my love to this hotel. Too bad... :-(
The bedrom
Javanese Traditional Music at th…
The gallery wall infront of the …
The Sitting Area
The Bathroom
The Bedroom Foyer
The Make up Corner
The Pond in front of the Bedrooms
The Sign
Another Sitting Area
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