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.
HattieIl y a 2 mois
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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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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par 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·Il y a 2 mois
The surrounding nature was pleasant, but the property itself was poorly maintained and the renovation was subpar.
Peter·Il y a 5 mois
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·Il y a 9 mois
The highlight was everything else, but I struggled to find dinner options.
Dhahana·Il y a 10 mois
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.
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