Overall, I had a great experience staying at Damar Langit Hotel. The hotel is very clean, and the room was spotless and well maintained. I got a room with an amazing view, and honestly, it felt like a great deal for the price. The view was definitely one of the highlights of my stay and made everything feel worth it.
That said, the hotel is unfortunately not very elderly-friendly. Even though they provide a shuttle, access to some rooms especially those with higher views still requires a lot of walking. For elderly guests or those with leg or back problems, this could be quite challenging. I wouldn’t recommend choosing upper-view rooms for seniors.
Breakfast was another mixed experience. The view during breakfast was great, and there were many food options available, but the taste itself was quite underwhelming. It was complete, but the flavors could definitely be improved.
On the positive side, there are many fun activities around the hotel, like a shooting range, which was really enjoyable. There’s also a Chinatown-style area at the top that adds a unique and cute experience. The staff were generally friendly as well.
However, I did face a serious issue with internet connectivity. The signal in the area was very weak, so I relied fully on the hotel Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi in my room wasn’t working properly and couldn’t connect to any of my devices. I contacted the staff multiple times—someone came but couldn’t fix the issue, and after that, I waited around three hours with no follow-up. It was quite frustrating, especially since everything nowadays depends on the internet for work, meetings, or online activities. Eventually, a more senior staff member helped resolve the issue, but I think this really needs more attention.
Despite the shortcomings, I still had a great experience and would love to come back—just probably not with elderly family members. With better internet reliability and improved accessibility, this place would be even better.
That said, the hotel is unfortunately not very elderly-friendly. Even though they provide a shuttle, access to some rooms especially those with higher views still requires a lot of walking. For elderly guests or those with leg or back problems, this could be quite challenging. I wouldn’t recommend choosing upper-view rooms for seniors.
Breakfast was another mixed experience. The view during breakfast was great, and there were many food options available, but the taste itself was quite underwhelming. It was complete, but the flavors could definitely be improved.
On the positive side, there are many fun activities around the hotel, like a shooting range, which was really enjoyable. There’s also a Chinatown-style area at the top that adds a unique and cute experience. The staff were generally friendly as well.
However, I did face a serious issue with internet connectivity. The signal in the area was very weak, so I relied fully on the hotel Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi in my room wasn’t working properly and couldn’t connect to any of my devices. I contacted the staff multiple times—someone came but couldn’t fix the issue, and after that, I waited around three hours with no follow-up. It was quite frustrating, especially since everything nowadays depends on the internet for work, meetings, or online activities. Eventually, a more senior staff member helped resolve the issue, but I think this really needs more attention.
Despite the shortcomings, I still had a great experience and would love to come back—just probably not with elderly family members. With better internet reliability and improved accessibility, this place would be even better.