- It has a rustic mansion feel that carries through to the beautiful room ID & landscape. - In house coffee place serves good breakfast, we liked the nasi uduk in particular. - Walking distance to MRT & there were many places to eat along the way. - Good amenities in the room, sofa bed was a nice touch so my 2 kids feel comfortable in their own little space. - Attentive & friendly staff, we communicated via WA mostly & my requests are promptly attended.

- Room facing the road can be a bit noisy at night - Housekeeping missed some spots & it was pretty obvious after 3 days of staying there, i.e old coffee sachet on the balcony table, some old tissues under our bed that i dare not touch, & we found an old hand written welcome card meant for previous guest. - The balcony door at Waduk Pluit room need to be fixed because it was baring rusty nails. Conveyed this to the staff on the 1st day but it stayed unattended until our last day.

The room I stayed in was very spacious, pretty and comfortable, despite some noises from traffic (but they provided earplugs, so that's a plus). The location is really good, near lots of restaurants and MRT, and overall the feel of the place is very relaxing, wish I stayed longer.

I could not check in at 2 PM since the previous guest was late (but still) And this is not the hotel's fault but I kinda wish there's an information in the third party's (like this) booking platform that you'd get free breakfast if you book via the website. And I forgot to inform the housekeeper (sorry) that the eletric socket near the fridge (in the taman menteng room) was broken and the fridge was leaking.

Room decor was quaint and cozy. Beds were very comfortable and ameneties were good. Staff was excellent in responding to any questions and requests. Earplugs provided were great as the hotel is located right in front of a bustling road and the cafe on the terrace means you will hear quite a lot of noise. Location is good, about 15min walk to M block space

Cleanliness could have been improved slightly, as when we arrived there was some debris in the shower floor. Also the shower drain was slow to drain water so it tended to pool in the shower area

The Lamandau House is situated strategically nearby the other commercial establishments and also along with other residential spaces. I like the place's interiors. The adaptive reuse of this particular property strikes a balance between functionality and aesthetics. I love the industrial design of my room, well lit and the space is enough for one person to move around. I like the helpfulness and generosity of the hotel staff who helped me get transportation when I needed it the most.

I did not like the smell of the room when the air condition is turned off. I had to make sure that the temp is really low so that the smell of the room remains good.

A great little stay that is walking distance to a lot of the new bustling F&B establishments. Location is also great if you are in town for work and need to travel in and out of SCBD without paying premium price for location!

It can get a bit noisy since you're at a junction where there's lots of hawkers on the roadside. After 10PM the main gate closes and you have to do a walk around if you are using a car to get dropped off at the main entrance, although the security is just a Whatsapp away from opening the gate for you.

The design of the building that looks like a combination of greenery - post colonial - industrial - and classic modern as well helpful staff made my stay memorable even though it was only 1 night stay. I really like amenities/supplies they use, local but premium, Sensatia. Likewise with the towels and the bed. Feels like 4 or 5 stars hotel stuff Internet TV, drip bag coffee & tea and unlimited mineral water for me are also plus points. Rarely have I encountered accommodation that provides free/ refillable mineral water as much as you like directly from the dispenser in front of the room / public area.

Room availability is only 1 night for the type of room I ordered. Wish i can stay little longer.

Really liked the decor and common sitting areas, my room had a fairly spacious bathroom, I also appreciated the drawers for clothes and other storage available for our things. Picked this location due to its proximity to the venue for a wedding I attended, but in general it's close to lots of food options, and isn't too noisy. Staff were all super helpful and friendly, and the welcome drinks are a nice touch.

Wish the shower had been a tad bigger, and that there was a way to contact staff at the reception area (there wasn't an official desk) when no one was around, just for convenience.

The place has a homey vibe, the front porch adds a lovely touch to the overall well-concepted interior. Love the warm, pastel color palette. The furnitures are well designed, seems like they pay attention to even the smallest details. Great location with many street food vendors. Room is comfortable, the bathroom is huge.

They only provide one trash bin in the bathroom, but there's none in the bedroom. Despite of the convenient location, the road access from some of the gates are closed at night. I stayed for NYE and had to walk quite far because two gates were closed.

PROS: room style and location for visiting block M. Hosts were really helpful for checking in/out given my flights were really early morning or at dawn.

CONS: international credit cards were not accepted at the cafeteria. Great menu but only cash was accepted.

The bed was very comfortable, room was big and very clean. This place is in a residential area and as it is close to a busy road there was constant traffic noise. The room came with ear plugs, so it was a no issue. With additional cost the hotel arranged for a taxi to pick me up and drop off from the airport. Which was super convent. The driver then offered to take me on the city tour. Jakarta is good for only a stop over. Breakfast was great. Although I only the liquid no oats on the first day.

As I was here only for two nights, this was a good place to come back to, however, I was introduced to Jakarta traffic, 2 hours for a 40 minute drive. Ouch.