The hype
Great value for a quick transit layover if you lower your expectations, but don't expect a quiet night.
Book this if You need a dirt-cheap, pool-equipped crash pad near CGK airport and can sleep through a 4 AM wake-up call.
Quick Take: A tired budget hotel that trades sleep quality for a swimming pool and a rock-bottom price tag.
Reviewed by @maz33: I stayed here during a layover at CGK and it was exactly what I needed. The room was clean, and seeing that dental kit on the sink was a relief since my bags were checked. Great spot to recharge before flying out.
Great value for a quick transit layover if you lower your expectations, but don't expect a quiet night.
The shuttle service is the biggest source of drama—miss the scheduled slot and you're paying for a taxi.
“I am a light sleeper. Please assign a room on the highest possible floor, facing the pool/city, and as far away from the mosque speakers and elevator as possible.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Yes, but it runs on a strict schedule (every 2-3 hours) and often stops early in the evening. It is not on-demand.
Technically yes, but practically no. The road is dangerous with no sidewalks. Use Grab/Gojek instead.
Yes, usually around 100,000 - 200,000 IDR, often requested in cash.
Yes, there are elevators serving the 8 floors.
Depends on your booking rate. It's a buffet with mostly Indonesian options (nasi goreng, bubur ayam).
It's physically close, but traffic can make it a 30-45 minute drive. Plan accordingly.
The 'Rinjani' rooftop restaurant has a surprisingly nice view of the planes landing at sunset.
You can order GoFood (local food delivery) directly to the lobby if you don't want hotel food.
The spa prices are negotiable or often have 'happy hour' promos not advertised online.
See where Days Hotel & Suites Jakarta Airport (Formerly Padjadjaran Suites Business & Conference Hotel Cengkar is located and what's nearby.