Bobocabin Pacet, Mojokerto

Private parking is available and is quite spacious, but it is divided into two zones. One zone is closer to the hotel, but the road from it is steep and can be challenging when exiting. The second zone is located further away, where access is easier. Guests have complained about the poor condition of the road surface: there is a lot of gravel and stones, and in some places, the road is broken and dusty, which can cause vehicles to slip.

Check-in and room management are handled through the Bobobox app, which serves as the door key. The staff are generally described as friendly, helpful, and attentive. However, there have been complaints regarding a lack of initiative from lobby staff (for example, not offering an umbrella during rain) and slow response times to calls or messages in some instances. A situation was also noted where a request for an umbrella was unjustifiably denied despite a supply being available in the lobby.

Breakfast usually consists of one standard dish (for example, rice with chicken, tempeh, tofu, and sambal) and a drink, delivered directly to the room around 8 AM. Many guests find the menu too simple, repetitive, and unsuitable for children. The selection of dishes is limited, and the food quality is rated as average, comparable to standard local eateries.

There is no full-service restaurant or cafe on the premises, but there are many local food stalls surrounding the area. Barbecue packages (such as saikoro meat) can be ordered at the hotel, and the administration allows guests to bring their own food and grills. Some guests noted that they ordered food via the app, but the menu may be incomplete or certain dishes may be unavailable. The room delivery service received criticism for simple packaging and mediocre taste.

Guests note that the cabins are equipped with fast, high-quality Wi-Fi that works without any issues.

Soundproofing in the wooden cabins is weak, meaning all external noises are audible. While the hotel itself can be quiet, guests have complained about noise from karaoke and loud sound systems in neighboring public villas, which operate from early morning until late at night. Otherwise, the atmosphere is described as peaceful, accompanied by birdsong and the chirping of crickets.

The beds are generally comfortable, although one guest noted that the mattress felt a bit too firm. The rooms feature modern technological finishes, with lighting and windows controlled via a tablet. However, there are complaints regarding wear and tear: holes in towels, dust in the corners of the rooms, and dirt on window panes due to streaks or bird droppings.

Most rooms offer a wonderful view of the pine forest through panoramic windows. Each cabin has its own terrace with furniture, where guests can relax or have a barbecue. However, the view and quality of the terrace depend on the specific room; some guests received cabins with a poor view or terraces without wooden decking.

Reviews regarding cleanliness are mixed. Some guests find the rooms clean and fragrant, while others complain about cobwebs, dust in corners, dirty glasses, and the presence of insects (including tomcats and spiders) in the rooms. Issues with the cleanliness of the shared kitchen and the presence of cigarette butts around the cabins were also noted.

Air conditioners are installed in the rooms, but due to the mountain climate, the temperature remains very low even with the AC turned off, prompting guests to use thick blankets. The bathrooms are equipped with water heaters, but many guests complain about their small capacity: the hot water runs out quickly, and there is a long wait for it to reheat.

Rooms are provided with towels (though sometimes in insufficient quantities or with holes), toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, and a hairdryer. There is also a kettle, sugar, and tea. Guests noted the absence of room slippers and bath mats, resulting in water spreading across the room when exiting the shower.

Reaching some cabins can be difficult, as the terrain has elevation changes and many stairs. Guests are recommended to use backpacks instead of suitcases. Travel with elderly people or individuals with limited mobility may be challenging.

The main activities are walking through the forest and organizing a campfire barbecue right by the cabin. The hotel provides grilling equipment and firewood (sometimes for an extra fee), although there are cases where firewood is unavailable. Free entry to the Gambiran baths is also available.

The hotel is suitable for family vacations: children enjoy the ability to change the room's lighting colors and explore nature. However, the absence of a television may be an issue for some children, so parents recommend bringing toys. Guests should also take into account the presence of insects in the forest zone.