RedDoorz @ Lawang offers a welcoming experience for travelers seeking a convenient base while exploring Lawang. The guest house provides a familiar atmosphere, prioritizing a feeling of domestic ease. Its strategic position within the city facilitates easy access to local amenities and cultural experiences. We strive to ensure a smooth and pleasant stay for each occupant.
The accommodation is situated within a short stroll of the city’s central area, approximately 1.2 kilometers away. This proximity allows for effortless discovery of local shops and services.
Enjoy the flavors of the region at our restaurant, and find moments of relaxation in a comfortable space. A complimentary Wi-Fi network ensures connectivity for guests.
Parking is available onsite, offering a free zone for vehicle occupants. This facility simplifies arrival and departure logistics.
Our team possesses strong communication skills, fluent in English, to assist with your needs and inquiries. We are dedicated to providing positive assistance.
Each room is equipped with a shower and a television. Specific amenities vary according to room type, offering tailored comfort.
Nearby, you can discover historical sites and local markets, presenting opportunities for exploration. These attractions are easily accessible from the guest house.
Consider RedDoorz @ Lawang for a satisfying visit to Lawang. Explore our offerings and secure your reservation for a pleasant stay through ReadyToTrip.
According to a history at the Kartika Wijaya Hotel (which used to be the Sarkies Brothers holiday home) in Batu, the Niagara Hotel in Lawang was developed by a cousin, also called Sarkies. Having stayed at all (or all but one) of the Sarkies family hotels, we had to have one night here.
Unfortunately, it is now part of the RedDoorz booking group and the original name is subsumed by that.
Anyway, to the hotel. We booked the most expensive category of room but that was unfortunately at the front of the hotel overlooking the noisy main road. Although the room was large, it was very sparsely furnished.
The bathroom had been added into the room and had quite a large step to get in. We had to ask for a bathmat and toilet paper.
There is a lift but it looks as though it hasn't worked for many years.
The architecture and the internal walls and windows are excellent. This could be an excellent hotel if it was refurbished (similar to the Sarkies Brothers hotel, the Majapahit in Surabaya or even Raffles).
The staff were really helpful and friendly.