I had a lovely stay at de Karanganjar; the staff were super helpful and friendly. The price is very worth it, and there’s plenty to see around the plantation.
Hattie2 months ago
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★★★·Berni·7.9
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De Karanganjar Inn, Berni, is a historic farm‑stay housed in a restored building that welcomes pets. Guests enjoy a lush garden, terrace, restaurant serving halal breakfast and diverse cuisines, bar, free Wi‑Fi, and an outdoor play area with picnic spots. Rooms include private baths, tea/coffee makers, and bidets. Walking tours, cultural classes, and proximity to Dhoho Airport (58 km) enhance the experience.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
I had a lovely stay at de Karanganjar; the staff were super helpful and friendly. The price is very worth it, and there’s plenty to see around the plantation.
Hattie·2 months ago
The surrounding nature was pleasant, but the property itself was poorly maintained and the renovation was subpar.
Peter·5 months ago
I spent a few days at the De Karangajah coffee plantation and it felt like stepping back into the Dutch colonial era, complete with two museums full of small, intriguing exhibits and a café that offers Indonesian food and excellent coffee from 9am to 4.30pm—something to consider if you’re staying there. The place is a time capsule and I loved the peace and quiet, although weekends bring a flood of visitors as locals love to snap photos; meeting them was a highlight. I rate the whole experience a perfect 10, though the room could use an upgrade—it’s adequate and clean, the ceiling fan works, hot water is plentiful, but it still feels a bit dated.
Diana·9 months ago
The highlight was everything else, but I struggled to find dinner options.
Dhahana·10 months ago
It’s a very unique spot, set in a coffee plantation surrounded by nature and tranquility. The layout is simple yet impeccably clean and spacious, and the veranda beside the rooms features interesting gamelan instruments and a personal museum of the plantation owners. We enjoyed pleasant walks through fields of coffee, pineapple, and cassava, and I highly recommend this place for anyone seeking some calm. Getting there isn’t easy and sometimes Grab drivers get lost, so Lydia’s efficient help was essential.
Agnese·A year ago