Baleku

The staff and owners, Suta and Lis, are described as incredibly welcoming, kind, and helpful people who treat guests "like kings." They assist with organizing leisure activities, provide useful tips for the stay, and can arrange a guide for visiting the national park. The staff demonstrates great patience, even if a guest has limited proficiency in English.

Guests highly praise the food, noting that Lis is an exceptional cook. Breakfasts, including pancakes with bananas and caramel syrup, are described as filling and very delicious. Full dinners are also offered, which are characterized as hearty, high-quality, and affordably priced.

The hosts help organize a variety of activities: motorcycle trips, visits to Green Canyon, Green Valley, puppet factories, and coconut brown sugar factories. With the local guide Turman, guests can visit the national park and see wild animals such as monitor lizards, deer, flying squirrels, and bats. Additionally, one of the owners can introduce guests to a cultural feature of Java — pigeon racing.

The accommodations consist of authentic, spacious bamboo bungalows with terraces and hammocks overlooking the rice fields. The rooms are described as clean, comfortable, and basic, with electricity and a toilet, but without air conditioning (fans are used). Some reviews mention the absence of a hot shower and a slight smell of dampness or mold in the room. It is also noted that there is a fish pond, which helps keep mosquitoes away.

According to guests, the value for money is unsurpassed. Prices are described as very affordable and fair, suitable even for young couples on a limited budget. Some visitors feel that the accommodation is offered almost too cheaply for such a level of hospitality and comfort.