RedDoorz near Sultan Hasanuddin Airport 2 Makassar

“Extreem slecht!!”

I was appalled by the state of the place: no water came out of the shower, and the entire hotel had no hot water at all. Even after switching rooms, the new one still lacked water. There was no toilet paper, no soap, no water bottle, no spray to clean, and the bathroom was infested with mold, holes in the wall, peeling paint, and a strong cigarette smell. I couldn’t even get a single glass of drinking water. It’s disgraceful that this is listed without any mention of these severe shortcomings.

Donald·3 months ago

The room was fine overall, but the bathroom had no water.

Wayan·7 months ago

“Chambre sale imprégnée de tabac”

We arrived late at night and asked for a non‑smoking room, yet the first room we received was already smelling of cigarette smoke from the moment we entered. When we requested a change, the situation was identical. The only solution offered was to spray an odor‑removing spray in the room. The staff was only marginally helpful. On the way up the stairs, we saw someone smoking in the hallway. We never managed to get a non‑smoking room. The room itself had no window and poor lighting. There were damp stains and mold on the ceiling and walls, stains and even hair on the pillowcase. With nowhere else to go in the middle of the night, we slept there in a state of extreme filth, and the cigarette smell lingered when we left the next day.

Barbara·A year ago

“Hôtel correct et commode pour une nuit pour une arrivée tardive ou un avion tôt le matin”

I’m revisiting my review from two years ago and I see improvements; the manager really helped us out. The bedding was comfortable, the room was clean, the air‑conditioning worked well, and the rooms are spacious with no bathroom odors—unusual for the Makassar area. We arrived on the Rantepao bus at 5 am, and the night‑guard—without any extra charge, because we’d booked for the following night—was waiting and handed us our rooms without making us wait until noon, so we could finish the night! The hotel has 16 rooms, so they can accommodate larger groups. If the bus drops you off on the road at the intersection of the hotel street, it’s just a 3‑minute walk to the hotel, which is convenient. You can also ask the bus to pick you up at the intersection if you’re heading to Rantepao. The only downside is that the mosque is right across the street (though there’s still one not far away in Makassar). Also, getting to the airport takes about 5 to 10 minutes by car, which we won’t change.

Bernard·A year ago

“Ist ok”

The room was large and relatively clean, but it was very humid and smelled musty. The staff were friendly. It’s very close to the airport and the AC works great. However, there was no blanket to sleep on, even when asked. There was no sink, and the bathroom ceiling had mold—probably because the shower is leaking and drips continuously.

Noel·A year ago