Name: Grand Desa Resort
Address: Jl. Raya Cisolok Km.8 No.23 Cikakak - Cimaja ( Jl. National III ), Cikakak, Cikakak, Cikakak, 43365, Indonesia
Rating: 5

Air conditioning

Gift shop

Terrace

Smoking Allowed

General

Indoor Fireplace

Cable TV

Shower

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Wheelchair Accessible

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Common kitchen

Bottled water

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Taxi booking

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Library

Casino

Recreation

Parking nearby

Parking

Outdoor pool

Pool and beach

Massage

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Pets allowed

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Grand Desa Resort

Cikakak

child-bed

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queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

All room are good. Next door an new supermarket nice place good beds cheap prices. weldone mister Bud Budi is head manager of the place. Also the kitchen en food at this moment are good. Keep the place clean and many costumers will come back. N. Roosjen

Renew goed place

The south coast of Java has long been a powerful attraction for Indonesians and foreign visitors alike, as one can sense the fierce grandeur of the Indian Ocean. It is also a major fishing port with some neat seafood restaurants clustered around the waterfront. And a meal won't cost you an arm and a leg (but the sharks offshore might).

Desa Resort is a rather pricey expat-oriented joint with such nice facilities as a pool table and faux-primitive cabins. Best enjoyed during weekdays as the weekend traffic down from Jakarta tends to be horrific. Several days ago the new BoCiMi Toll Road opened up for traffic; at the moment it extends from Ciawi (terminus of the Jagorawi Toll Road from Jakarta south to Bogor) to Cigombong, and will eventually reach Cibadak, where you can join the bumper-to-bumper procession across the southern  mountains to Pelabuhan Ratu.

And there's the challenge: until somebody coughs up a massive wad of dough there will be no toll road access to the south coast, which means a weekend stay is awkward: you can get caught in a 12-hour gridlock from  Jakarta. Even motorbikes can't wiggle their way through, as traffic is packed tightly on the (rather dangerous) two routes south to Pelabuhan Ratu. 

Read about the charming "Queen of the South Seas" myth (Google up "Nyi Roro Kidul") and avoid the not-so-charming undertow, which continues to take close to fifty victims a year in spite of huge multi-lingual signs proclaiming DANGEROUS WATERS DO NOT SWIM HERE in six languages. I love to visit Pelabuhan Ratu and I love swimming in hotel pools, thank you. Be warned: even very experienced swimmers get caught out and disappear into the Queen's undersea fairyland (thus the mythology).

The alternative drive via Bogor > Pandeglang > Malingping > Bayah > Pelabuhan Ratu is quite a long detour but very pleasant as traffic is light and the West Java scenery stunning. The road is in great shape as well.

As for Desa Resort  our stay there was some years ago so other, more recent reviews could tip you off more succinctly. During the week it's easy to find accommodation along the coast once you drive down, ranging from No-Tell Motel to Four-Star. Check out the facilities before you decide, as upkeep is often slovenly, even in once grand resorts like Padi-Padi, today rather sad and rundown (but still expensive).

Stunning Indian Ocean resort town with great seafood

First time came to visit Cimaja and Desa Resort. I was surprised with the resort, it was newly renovated, nice ambience because all rooms has balcony, small but cozy. Too bad the swimming pool dirty. When i was entered the room has bad smells, the room humid. But the room overall are good, bath room clean. I was asking extra pillow, it came little bit wet. I think this is one of the reasons the room smells bad. The SPA was great and cheap. The staff very friendly and helpful. Breakfast not good but okay. But after all i would like to come back if visit cimaja, but please keep everything dry, give some air freshner to the room because the ambience has stole my heart fells like in DESA/village. Hope the next visit will be better.

Nice Stay but need improvement

shaped hotel is ethnically quite unique, facilities as well as large tracts of land in full a swimming pool, a comfortable bedroom and bathroom traditional nuances, and the service is friendly, but the hotel is very poorly maintained and looked old and dirty so that the value of beauty and comfort rather annoyed by the circumstances were not good hotel.

unic resort is poorly maintained and dirty

overall the resort had all of the facilities that make guest happy, but right now they need a lot of renovation of their look to attract the guest to stay in there. they have pool and wifi connection, so it should be add point for some guest..

nice place but need renovation

It's so hard to write something bad about this hotel because the people were very nice. But room 108 was not a clean room. It was a very humid climate in there and there even was mold and the bathroomceiling. I don't think staying there for more than 4 days is good for your health.
Although if you are at Cimaja for surfing than the positive Side is, there is always someone at the beach making pictures.

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