Hotels near Ruly Ardiyanto (Cilun), Banyuwangi

Nice hotel situated in the fields of rice, papaya and coconut palms. Rooms are large with beautiful terrace from which is nice view to the valley. The bed was king size with comfortable pillows. Restaurant is set in tropical garden with a lot of flowers and nice stream. Yo can also use swimming pool. Service was excellent everybody was very helpful.

Good location halfway between the port/train station and the centre of Banyuwangi, however, if you arrive on the ferry like us Grab taxi drivers won't pick up from this area, we had to walk 200-300 metres from the port to meet our driver. Hotel is new, well-designed, very clean, with nice pool, gym, top floor lounge & bar. Room and bed were huge, very comfortable, with views towards Bali, and we enjoyed our two-night stay very much. Staff were charming and professional, we particularly appreciated Moza (I think that was her name, apologies if not correct) who checked us in & out, and also arranged the Ijen Crater tour for us including the medical check with a local doctor. Another young lady at reception also helped us book train tickets for our onward journey to Probolinggo using the tiket app. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide range of freshly cooked western and asian options, however, food at other times was average such as the salad & pizza in the photographs, and drinks in the lounge bar very expensive. We recommend taking a short taxi ride to the small restaurants on the coast near the fish market where you can get excellent fresh fish grilled for the same price as the hotel pizza, with a better atmosphere and local colour. We would definitely stay here again, an excellent hotel, great value for money including the breakfast, and we also appreciated the filtered water dispensers on every floor that removed the need for plastic bottles in the room - why don't more hotels offer such a simple way of reducing plastic? Highly recommend.

Wonderful place and Cozy. Amazing Sunrise. Swimming pool facing the sea. Quiet and Private. Menu in Breakfast Yummy.

We stayed here for just a few hours before being collected in the middle of the night to climb Ijen. It was good for the price - the beds were comfy, air conditioning worked well and the room was clean. Reception was manned 24 hours a day, so could check out at midnight. We ate at the restaurant on the top floor, which was fine. The menu wasn’t in great English and some of the western options were slightly odd - my carbonara had breaded chicken in, and pastry cheese straws on the top for some reason. The service was also a little slow for food. However it tasted nice, portions were good and it was very well priced.

La struttura è perfetta sotto ogni aspetto, é stato un peccato poterci spendere solo mezza giornata dopo l’alba sull’Ijen. Ideale per un po’ di relax tra le tante attività: Location bellissima e facilmente raggiungibile, pur essendo immersa nella natura. Pasti buoni e abbondanti. Personale professionale e cordiale. Servizi (massaggi) ottimi e puntuali.

When climbing the Ijen volcano, you usually stay in Banyuwangi, mainly because it is close to the pier, but to climb the volcano you need to get up after 2 o'clock and drive for 2 hours. So when I booked a hotel, I looked at the very famous ijen villa&resort, but later it was all booked. So I happened to be recommended by the app Teras hotel ijen. I saw that the price was 600rmb a night and it was OK, so I made the decision (later I found out that the price had been reduced to 450rmb, which was a huge loss). The hotel is about 45 minutes away from Banyuwangi Pier, but the location allows you to see the Ijen volcanoes, and there are rice fields and coconut trees outside. The sunset is so beautiful. There are actually several hotels around, as well as a guest house, which costs 200rmb a night. The hotel design is very design-like, similar to domestic boutique hotels, with only one floor of rooms. Since there are no restaurants around the hotel, you can basically eat at the hotel. The price is not expensive, only 50rmb per person, which is really cheap. However, there is a small cafe when you go down the alley from the hotel and turn right on the main road. A few young people are relatively new to making drinks, but the photos are beautiful. I recommend everyone to check it out. Then there is a guest house next to the hotel, where you can also drink coffee. It is surrounded by rice fields, which is also suitable for watching the sunset. Staying in the entire hotel was very relaxing and there was no sense of pressure. The biggest problem with Teras Hotel is that transportation is inconvenient. You can't get Grab here. Only the hotel has a taxi phone number. Going to the pier is twice as expensive and the asking price is 250k. There is no other choice but to leave. Also, if you sign up for a group tour to climb Ijen, it is not available here. The hotel will provide a contact person to discuss it yourself. Basically, a car costs 1,700k, including guide and tickets. We will pick you up at the hotel and take you to the pier at the end. The price is slightly expensive, but it is acceptable, and it is okay for three or four people to carpool. In short, in ijen, it is highly recommended to stay here for one more day to relieve the fatigue of the special forces trip.

I stepped on the asuperior Bungalao with a Bali carving feel, this hotel has to be upgade in terms of building, because it has been able to stand for a long time, for the facilities, well suitable for 3 stars, swimming pool, gym, karaoke etc. , for good service,friendly staff.and for the food tastes good and many choices,i found food selection from the end to the end..for a three star class hotel..

I was really surprised when I walked in. The environment is very good, the surrounding scenery is very good, and the price/performance ratio is very high. The owner of the hotel was very considerate and helped us arrange a car and a volcano tour.

Very good hotel for a transit stop as close to the ferry terminal for the Bali crossing. The hotel spread over a large area with cottages dotted around the main hotel building. Breakfast room spread over 2 large rooms with nice selection of hot and cold food. Pretty swimming pool overlooking the Straits. Cannot comment on the dining room experience as a wedding was taken place and service was affected due to this, but plenty of other eateries in the town.

Welcomes the host, and in the first place it looks very luxury, and it must have been.... When checking in, we had to decide what we wanted to eat in the evening. The choice was limited because there were a number of things not available, the hotel was full was said, shopping error? And we were all alone. What we finally got was reasonable. The swimming pool was delicious after a long journey, but was dirty. The shower was not really hot and the washboard was only cold water (difficult to shake). The air-conditioning in our room worked badly because the electricity was regularly dropped. Fortunately, the good horrors allowed windows to be opened, but there was only a stop contact in the bathroom, fortunately we had a contact box for several switches with us, so that all the devices could be reloaded. The rooms are two under a cape, we had a whole family next to us, quite obeyed... Then, infinitely, noisy song from various mosques nearby, but we were prepared, our ears brought out, in short, an hotel with all the potential, but there must be something here and there.