1 king bed
Camas 8.7/10 · mencionadas por 43 hóspedes
“Perfect for a quiet holiday in Sanur, Bali.”
Quiet. Super friendly owner and staff. Beautiful pool and convenient location
“快適に過ごせました。”
The room was spacious and clean, and the staff were very friendly. The shower’s water pressure was too weak.
“Low priced accommodation in need of an overall upgrade”
The staff were friendly, the balcony outside the room was nice, a small couch in the room was a bonus, and there was plenty of storage. A large four‑storey building in disrepair sits right next door, which isn’t the best view, especially by the pool. Some of the pool loungers had holes in the weave, the liners need replacing, and the metal ladder to get into the pool was wobbly because it wasn’t attached properly. My room felt “tired” and definitely needs more power points. The shower is over the bath, which isn’t a problem for me, but the water pressure wasn’t good and there was no shower curtain, so I nearly slipped when I stepped out onto the wet floor. One of the sliding wardrobe doors was broken, and the toothbrush cup wasn’t clean—it had remnants of someone else’s dried‑up toothpaste and water! While I don’t expect shampoo or conditioner, I’ve stayed elsewhere in Bali where hand soap was available, but there was none. The stairs to my room are not standard size; they’re higher than normal, so with a sore foot I could only walk up and down one step at a time, making it unsuitable for someone with mobility issues unless they have a ground‑floor room. It looks like parts of the accommodation are under construction (the workers are quiet, so it’s not a major inconvenience), so maybe the place is slowly being upgraded. I don’t usually leave such long comments, but I think the owners might want to know.
“Giorni di pace e relax a Tori Inn”
I was blown away by the sheer size and openness of the room and bathroom, and even though the hotel sits near a main street, it’s tucked into an inner alley so the night was quiet and undisturbed. It’s a stone’s throw from the beach and a yoga spot, and the spot is perfect for grabbing food and drinks at the many nearby restaurants and bars. The place is run by a local family; the owner is a very sweet and kind woman who welcomed me along with her two lovely granddaughters. The family‑run vibe convinced me to book again next year. You can pay with card or cash, but cash is definitely better. For any small requests, call the hotel’s direct number instead of using the booking chat, because I didn’t get a reply that way and had to call them directly.
“I’d return - nice option 5 min from the beach”
So quiet and yet in the centre of Sanur ! Huge room , huge fridge . Lovely swimming pool. Ugly 1/2 built buildings next door - but it appears abandoned so no noise !
“Perfect for a quiet holiday in Sanur, Bali.”
Quiet. Super friendly owner and staff. Beautiful pool and convenient location
“Giorni di pace e relax a Tori Inn”
I was blown away by the sheer size and openness of the room and bathroom, and even though the hotel sits near a main street, it’s tucked into an inner alley so the night was quiet and undisturbed. It’s a stone’s throw from the beach and a yoga spot, and the spot is perfect for grabbing food and drinks at the many nearby restaurants and bars. The place is run by a local family; the owner is a very sweet and kind woman who welcomed me along with her two lovely granddaughters. The family‑run vibe convinced me to book again next year. You can pay with card or cash, but cash is definitely better. For any small requests, call the hotel’s direct number instead of using the booking chat, because I didn’t get a reply that way and had to call them directly.
“快適に過ごせました。”
The room was spacious and clean, and the staff were very friendly. The shower’s water pressure was too weak.
“I’d return - nice option 5 min from the beach”
So quiet and yet in the centre of Sanur ! Huge room , huge fridge . Lovely swimming pool. Ugly 1/2 built buildings next door - but it appears abandoned so no noise !
“Low priced accommodation in need of an overall upgrade”
The staff were friendly, the balcony outside the room was nice, a small couch in the room was a bonus, and there was plenty of storage. A large four‑storey building in disrepair sits right next door, which isn’t the best view, especially by the pool. Some of the pool loungers had holes in the weave, the liners need replacing, and the metal ladder to get into the pool was wobbly because it wasn’t attached properly. My room felt “tired” and definitely needs more power points. The shower is over the bath, which isn’t a problem for me, but the water pressure wasn’t good and there was no shower curtain, so I nearly slipped when I stepped out onto the wet floor. One of the sliding wardrobe doors was broken, and the toothbrush cup wasn’t clean—it had remnants of someone else’s dried‑up toothpaste and water! While I don’t expect shampoo or conditioner, I’ve stayed elsewhere in Bali where hand soap was available, but there was none. The stairs to my room are not standard size; they’re higher than normal, so with a sore foot I could only walk up and down one step at a time, making it unsuitable for someone with mobility issues unless they have a ground‑floor room. It looks like parts of the accommodation are under construction (the workers are quiet, so it’s not a major inconvenience), so maybe the place is slowly being upgraded. I don’t usually leave such long comments, but I think the owners might want to know.
