Jayakarta Hotel - Legian, Bali, Indonesia
Jayakarta Hotel
Legian, Bali, Indonesia
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The Jayakarta is a a spacious 4-star hotel located on the beach in Legian. It affords access to the shoopping areas of Kuta without actually being in them iddle of it as well as the nightlife of Jalan Dhyana Pura. The Jayakarta is only 15-20 minutes from the airport and is a spacious place to relax.
The Jayakarta in Legian has spacious grounds which give a grand feeling. Strolling through the traditional style lobby with marble floors you get a feeling of a spacious place that is built for your pleasure.
The grounds have a plentiful trees and bushes which offer shade and make the grounds seems relaxing. The central lobby opens up into to the first 2 swimming pools. The size of the grounds and swimming pools have the effect of making this place seem like a 5-star place rather than a 4-star.
Walking around I felt little stress and went for a drink in the pool side bar which is also situated next to a restaurant.
Down at the pool people were relaxing, enjoying the weather and partying with friends in another pool. It was a a good time however you wanted it.
Jayakarta is located in Legian right on the beach. The ride from the airport is about 20 minutes and access to the shopping in Kuta and party scene in Dhyana Pura is a 5 minute cab ride.
The main street, Jalan Legian is a stroll from the hotel and a whole host of eating option exist on Jalan Padma around the corner and within a few minutes.
On first inspection the Jayakarta looks to be a pretty fancy place. It is actually not a 5-star but a 4-star hotel. The spacious grounds, large central lobby, 3 swimming pools and tennis court means you will have the space you need to stretch out and relax.
The rooms I looked at were decent but not super fancy. Rooms selection includes standard, superior as well as junior and executive suites. The hotel does have apartments with kitchen, to cater to families.
All rooms are air conditioned with in house movies, satellite tv, mini-bars and bathrooms with bath / shower combinations.
There are 4 restaurants, 3 bars, 3 swimming pools, tennis court, fitness center and massage facilities as well as a children’s pool and playground.
A meeting room is available for seminars and small meetings.
The lobby staff were somewhat aloof and pointed me to a manager who politely answered my questions. He warmed up to me after we went walking around. The bartender at the pool bar reminded me of a Mexican bartender as he told me about the food delicacies around Bali. The ladies selling the handicrafts invited me to sit in their booth and one of them got me lunch from a street vendor.
I find having a large scale hotel with family apartments and kitchens somewhat weird. Its cool though if you have young kids and want the feel of a resort without wasting money at restaurants everyday.
Alongside the pool is a booth selling Balinese clothing and handicrafts. The operator wear a uniform but are not actually hotel employees.
Outside he back gate there is a 10 meter wide walkway before you get to beach. All the vendors have been told they can’t set foot on the path and gather like vultures at the beach wall.
The Jayakarta is unique because of its size, the grounds and 3 swimming pools are very spacious and relaxing. The location on the beach in Legian mean beach lovers won’t have to move and shoppers / partiers are in good position to.
Families wanting a resort type environment while having the convenience of an apartment are catered for here too.
I’d stay here if I wanted close access to a beach away from Kuta but close enough to the airport. The 3 swimming pools and 4 restaurants makes relaxing easy without the need to be isolated down in Nusa Dua. Jalan Dhyana Pura is a a few minutes away for the night-owls and shopping is close down Jalan Legian in Kuta.
Being located in Legian the Jayakarta is close to many way more affordable options. I might be tempted to go for something more affordable and spend my money on exploring the restaurants outside instead of staying enclosed in the hotel / resort atmosphere.
If I wanted a top of the line resort I might head for Nusa Dua.
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Jayakarta Hotel - Legian, Bali, Indonesia
Jayakarta Hotel
Legian, Bali, Indonesia
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The Jayakarta is a a spacious 4-star hotel located on the beach in Legian. It affords access to the shoopping areas of Kuta without actually being in them iddle of it as well as the nightlife of Jalan Dhyana Pura. The Jayakarta is only 15-20 minutes from the airport and is a spacious place to relax.
The Jayakarta in Legian has spacious grounds which give a grand feeling. Strolling through the traditional style lobby with marble floors you get a feeling of a spacious place that is built for your pleasure.
The grounds have a plentiful trees and bushes which offer shade and make the grounds seems relaxing. The central lobby opens up into to the first 2 swimming pools. The size of the grounds and swimming pools have the effect of making this place seem like a 5-star place rather than a 4-star.
Walking around I felt little stress and went for a drink in the pool side bar which is also situated next to a restaurant.
Down at the pool people were relaxing, enjoying the weather and partying with friends in another pool. It was a a good time however you wanted it.
Jayakarta is located in Legian right on the beach. The ride from the airport is about 20 minutes and access to the shopping in Kuta and party scene in Dhyana Pura is a 5 minute cab ride.
The main street, Jalan Legian is a stroll from the hotel and a whole host of eating option exist on Jalan Padma around the corner and within a few minutes.
On first inspection the Jayakarta looks to be a pretty fancy place. It is actually not a 5-star but a 4-star hotel. The spacious grounds, large central lobby, 3 swimming pools and tennis court means you will have the space you need to stretch out and relax.
The rooms I looked at were decent but not super fancy. Rooms selection includes standard, superior as well as junior and executive suites. The hotel does have apartments with kitchen, to cater to families.
All rooms are air conditioned with in house movies, satellite tv, mini-bars and bathrooms with bath / shower combinations.
There are 4 restaurants, 3 bars, 3 swimming pools, tennis court, fitness center and massage facilities as well as a children’s pool and playground.
A meeting room is available for seminars and small meetings.
The lobby staff were somewhat aloof and pointed me to a manager who politely answered my questions. He warmed up to me after we went walking around. The bartender at the pool bar reminded me of a Mexican bartender as he told me about the food delicacies around Bali. The ladies selling the handicrafts invited me to sit in their booth and one of them got me lunch from a street vendor.
I find having a large scale hotel with family apartments and kitchens somewhat weird. Its cool though if you have young kids and want the feel of a resort without wasting money at restaurants everyday.
Alongside the pool is a booth selling Balinese clothing and handicrafts. The operator wear a uniform but are not actually hotel employees.
Outside he back gate there is a 10 meter wide walkway before you get to beach. All the vendors have been told they can’t set foot on the path and gather like vultures at the beach wall.
The Jayakarta is unique because of its size, the grounds and 3 swimming pools are very spacious and relaxing. The location on the beach in Legian mean beach lovers won’t have to move and shoppers / partiers are in good position to.
Families wanting a resort type environment while having the convenience of an apartment are catered for here too.
I’d stay here if I wanted close access to a beach away from Kuta but close enough to the airport. The 3 swimming pools and 4 restaurants makes relaxing easy without the need to be isolated down in Nusa Dua. Jalan Dhyana Pura is a a few minutes away for the night-owls and shopping is close down Jalan Legian in Kuta.
Being located in Legian the Jayakarta is close to many way more affordable options. I might be tempted to go for something more affordable and spend my money on exploring the restaurants outside instead of staying enclosed in the hotel / resort atmosphere.
If I wanted a top of the line resort I might head for Nusa Dua.
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Jayakarta Hotel - Legian, Bali, Indonesia
Jayakarta Hotel
Legian, Bali, Indonesia
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The Jayakarta is a a spacious 4-star hotel located on the beach in Legian. It affords access to the shoopping areas of Kuta without actually being in them iddle of it as well as the nightlife of Jalan Dhyana Pura. The Jayakarta is only 15-20 minutes from the airport and is a spacious place to relax.
The Jayakarta in Legian has spacious grounds which give a grand feeling. Strolling through the traditional style lobby with marble floors you get a feeling of a spacious place that is built for your pleasure.
The grounds have a plentiful trees and bushes which offer shade and make the grounds seems relaxing. The central lobby opens up into to the first 2 swimming pools. The size of the grounds and swimming pools have the effect of making this place seem like a 5-star place rather than a 4-star.
Walking around I felt little stress and went for a drink in the pool side bar which is also situated next to a restaurant.
Down at the pool people were relaxing, enjoying the weather and partying with friends in another pool. It was a a good time however you wanted it.
Jayakarta is located in Legian right on the beach. The ride from the airport is about 20 minutes and access to the shopping in Kuta and party scene in Dhyana Pura is a 5 minute cab ride.
The main street, Jalan Legian is a stroll from the hotel and a whole host of eating option exist on Jalan Padma around the corner and within a few minutes.
On first inspection the Jayakarta looks to be a pretty fancy place. It is actually not a 5-star but a 4-star hotel. The spacious grounds, large central lobby, 3 swimming pools and tennis court means you will have the space you need to stretch out and relax.
The rooms I looked at were decent but not super fancy. Rooms selection includes standard, superior as well as junior and executive suites. The hotel does have apartments with kitchen, to cater to families.
All rooms are air conditioned with in house movies, satellite tv, mini-bars and bathrooms with bath / shower combinations.
There are 4 restaurants, 3 bars, 3 swimming pools, tennis court, fitness center and massage facilities as well as a children’s pool and playground.
A meeting room is available for seminars and small meetings.
The lobby staff were somewhat aloof and pointed me to a manager who politely answered my questions. He warmed up to me after we went walking around. The bartender at the pool bar reminded me of a Mexican bartender as he told me about the food delicacies around Bali. The ladies selling the handicrafts invited me to sit in their booth and one of them got me lunch from a street vendor.
I find having a large scale hotel with family apartments and kitchens somewhat weird. Its cool though if you have young kids and want the feel of a resort without wasting money at restaurants everyday.
Alongside the pool is a booth selling Balinese clothing and handicrafts. The operator wear a uniform but are not actually hotel employees.
Outside he back gate there is a 10 meter wide walkway before you get to beach. All the vendors have been told they can’t set foot on the path and gather like vultures at the beach wall.
The Jayakarta is unique because of its size, the grounds and 3 swimming pools are very spacious and relaxing. The location on the beach in Legian mean beach lovers won’t have to move and shoppers / partiers are in good position to.
Families wanting a resort type environment while having the convenience of an apartment are catered for here too.
I’d stay here if I wanted close access to a beach away from Kuta but close enough to the airport. The 3 swimming pools and 4 restaurants makes relaxing easy without the need to be isolated down in Nusa Dua. Jalan Dhyana Pura is a a few minutes away for the night-owls and shopping is close down Jalan Legian in Kuta.
Being located in Legian the Jayakarta is close to many way more affordable options. I might be tempted to go for something more affordable and spend my money on exploring the restaurants outside instead of staying enclosed in the hotel / resort atmosphere.
If I wanted a top of the line resort I might head for Nusa Dua.
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Jayakarta Hotel
Legian, Bali, Indonesia
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Manager: Wayan Wiyas I talked to Wayan Wiyas one of the assistant managers here at the Jayakarta. He has been here for 10 years and has no plans to move. He told me the hotel was built in 1982, the lobby being the first building. The next step was the 2- storey set of rooms.
The lobby style is Balinese with a large traditional open air roof.
I asked Wayan what were the unique qualities of the hotel and he said the location was the main thing. The Jayakarta is located right on the beach in Legian, in fact the swimming pool is 5 meters from the beach.
The easy access to the nightlife / restaurants of Seminyak and also the downtown shopping of Kuta make this hotel a good choice for the mid to upper level tourist.
Wayan said 60% of the guests were Aussies before the bombing and that they would stay an average of 7 days. Europeans will stay for average of of 10 days with Japanese staying 3-5 days.
Here at the Jayakarta they’ve had to scale back their special events after the bombing and now have a Wednesday cultural show and buffet. There are normally 3 such events a week and with a 40 % growth in customers this will again be the schedule.
Wayan said the type of guest that would appreciate the Jayakarta would be families because of the apartments and honeymooners because of the roomservice, location and great swimming pools.
He also said single peopl e would like it because of its proximity to the airport, beach, shopping and nightlife in Kuta and Dhyana Pura in Seminyak.
Here’s the real deal: Nick the Travel Nutter reviews Jayakarta Hotel »
Number of Rooms:
There are 278 rooms including suites that are equipped with IDD telephone, mini bar, color TV with in house movies, domestic as well as international channels, radio, hair dryers ( on request ) and individually controlled air conditioners. Each room also has either a balcony or terrace.
Amenities & Services:
Residence Apartment Categories
The total of 160 rooms including of one and two bedroom apartment offer IDD telephone, mini bar, color TV with in house movies, domestic as well as international channels, radio, hair dryers ( on request ) and individually controlled air conditioners. Each room also has either a balcony or terrace. The apartments all feature a kitchenette with microwave and full set of china, glass and silverware. Each apartment is also furnished with a sofa bed in the living room.
Guest Services and Facilities
Three swimming pool, floodlight tennis court, fitness center with massage, daily sports and recreation programs. Children’s corner nursery. Taxi, Tour and Travel Desk. Car rental, doctor on call, currency exchange counter, safety deposit boxes.
Bars and Recreation
Tanah Lot International Coffee Shop and Bar, Jayaprana Indonesia / Western Dining Room, Jimbaron Seafood Restaurant, Benoa Italian Restaurant, Legian Beach Bar, Pool Bar.
With convention hall capacities of 200 for theatre style, 100 for class room style, 80 for restaurant style, 200 for buffet style and 80 for U-shape.
Audio Visual Support
Slide projector
White board
Floral arrangements
Overhead projector
Flip charts
Banner on request
Television
Cassette player
Microphone
Video and laser disc player
Delegate system (20 microphones)
Butter and ice sculpture
Special Events
Balinese cultural show and BBQ every Wednesday, featuring reproduction of the Ramayana ballet.
Rates:
Basic (10 Nights Stay):
Additional (per night):
High Season Surcharge (per room per night):
* All rates shown in US Dollars
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