Family Hotels in Central Java, Indonesia

Stay here every time come to Semarang. Clean room. Location next to DP mall, but the access will be quite jammed and crowded during weekend.

Second time stay at Padma hotel very satisfied,clean hotel,big room, all staff are nice and helpfull,many atraction for guest and also Children, big swimmimg pool and like the yoga class in the morning..will come back again when go to semarang

This is my second time to stay in this hotel within 2 months. the location is great, near the highway. great service in clean room. Their pub in the top floor has beautiful views, we enjoyed much in there. definitely will come back again next time.

During my recent stay at the hotel for a short getaway, I was genuinely impressed by the exceptional hospitality and attention to detail. The staff were incredibly friendly, always greeting guests with a smile and going out of their way to assist with any requests, making the experience feel warm and personal. The entire hotel was spotless and clearly well maintained, which added to the sense of comfort and relaxation. The lobby, in particular, left a lasting impression—it was spacious, grand, and tastefully decorated, creating a luxurious yet welcoming first impression. While the daily buffet meals became a little repetitive over time, I still appreciated the decent variety offered and the consistently good taste of the food. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay that I would gladly recommend to others.

The hotel has been open for many years and should have been renovated. It has an outdoor swimming pool and a large front garden. The interior decoration is also very beautiful. The rooms have balconies. The rooms at the edge will be blocked. It is a pity that the ordinary rooms in the hotel do not have bathtubs. The breakfast is good, the service is warm, and the check-out is delayed before leaving. We walked from the hotel to the Chicken Church on a small path, which may take 20 minutes. It is more convenient to call grab. There are no convenience stores around.

Here are the things considered extra servies which the guests have to pay to use: pool, cutleries to use in room when you don't order food from room service and hair dryer. That's just the things I thought to ask for, maybe tons of other things are also not free. Hospitality is awful, female crews were absolutely rude. Don't bother staying here if you're trying to have a half-decent vacation. Also, the bathroom stinks, the double bed is a fake (only 2 singles pushed together which created a hole im the middle), there are rats running around the pool area, the TV is not a Smart TV yet (old style cable only), in-house spa and massage prices were over the top.

It’s my first stay in Louise Kienne Pemuda. I love the fact that it is located in the centre of the city and it is literally next to a shopping mall, only 2 minutes walk, I can actually see the mall through my hotel window. The lobby was clean, the security guard was very respectful, the front desk lady was helpful, I requested room on the high floor and they provided me with my request. The roof top pool is probably what makes this hotel so famous, at night, you can view the whole Semarang city. The house keeping staff was also helpful. Their breakfast is mostly Indonesian and very few western choices. Not my best breakfast experience but overall I am not complaining because they perform good service.

Basically, the service is good, clean, comfortable and the service is good.

The location is very close to the department store, but when I entered the room, I saw women's hair on the pillow. The WiFi signal in my room was very good, but the signal in my friend's room was very poor and there was often no signal . My room shower gel and shampoo are normal, but my friend's room shower gel and shampoo are diluted with water

Thanks to the staff, you can feel at home. Amanjio is unique in that the rooms are equipped with paints, brushes, palettes, and postcard-sized drawing paper, so you can draw as you like. We recommend spending some time relaxing while looking out at the Borobudur ruins in the morning mist from the gazebo.