"Seru banget...."

"The hotel is average. The service was nonexistent, and I had to lug my luggage up the stairs to my room. The room was average. For the price, it was perfectly acceptable for a one-night stay and volcano viewing. Ijen Volcano is about 45 minutes away."

"Alt er godt."

"Absolutely loved it! It was so much better than I expected. There are several pools, the environment is fantastic and peaceful. The best part was the incredibly large and comfortable bed, perfect for a vacation. The scenery is delightful and truly beautiful!"

"Walking into Jiwa Jawa felt almost unreal to me. It felt like stepping into a quiet, soulful gallery rather than a hotel. I found myself slowing down immediately, taking in the local artworks, striking photography, intricate batik, and the beautiful terracotta statues. It's impressive. There are 1,000 life-size dancers showcasing the four striking dance moves of the local Osing traditional Gandrung dance. There’s a sense of story and intention in every corner of the hotel complex; it doesn’t just look curated, it feels deeply personal. Finding the infinity pool was a moment in itself. When it opened up in front of me, I just stopped. It’s easily the biggest I’ve seen, and it seems to dissolve right into the landscape. From there, East Java stretched out in layers of mountains and sky. I spent a long time just sitting there, taking it all in. It’s one of those views that stays with you. The restaurant matched that same level of care. The service felt warm and natural, never forced, and the menu thoughtfully blends international flavours with local traditions. I still think about the filet mignon. It was exceptional. What stood out most, though, was the people. The service across the hotel felt genuinely kind and attentive, the kind that makes you feel welcome rather than simply looked after. I also spent time at Taman Gandrung, the other accommodation choice, with the 1,000 life-size terracotta dancers who grace the rice fields. It's a sight to behold. This accommodation choice is set among rice fields, and draws you into the rhythm of rural life. I found myself just sitting and watching the light shift across the paddies for hours in a peaceful and very grounding way. Both accommodation places carry a strong sense of place, just expressed in different ways. One through art and design, the other through landscape and tradition. Lucky for us, we were there on a Friday, so we got to see a live Gandrung Dance performance. You can catch that on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. A major highlight was visiting Mount Ijen. The hotel made everything easy to arrange, including the local guide. The 1:00 am wake-up felt intense at the time, but the experience is unforgettable. Seeing the blue flame and that surreal turquoise crater lake in the early hours is something you can’t quite describe, only feel. I’d suggest staying at least 3–5 days to really take in the area and surroundings. Waterfalls, plantation walks, village life, and mountain trails are all on offer. You can go as slow or as active as you like. For me, this wasn’t just a place to stay. It felt like a meaningful travel experience, where nature, art, and culture all come together in a way that feels authentic and quietly powerful."

"Himlen er kold, kun poolen skal rengøres igen.Tak."

"God erfaring"

"Meget god hotel med venlig personale.Restauranten er meget god."

"Slående navnewa"