Park Lane Hotel Jakarta Reviews

Arrival date: Oct. 23, 2007			Room type: Deluxe city view
Standard of Room			Service		96% Satisfaction
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Food & Beverage			Value For Money

The staffs are extremely friendly and courteous

Arrival date: Oct. 30, 2005			Room type: Deluxe city view
Standard of Room			Service		68% Satisfaction
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Food & Beverage			Value For Money

due to the public holidays, many services were not available at the hotel.

Arrival date: Aug. 14, 2005			Room type: Deluxe city view
Standard of Room			Service		88% Satisfaction
Hotel Facilities			Location
Food & Beverage			Value For Money

The standard rooms are spacious and clean. I would rate it as a very nice 4 star and on a lower scale of 5 star because of its limited options in choices of restaurants and facilities. Typically, there would be an oriental restaurants (Chinese or Japanese) in a 5 star hotel, but there was none in Park Lane. However, the "breakfast restaurant" serves good variety of dishes on their dinner buffet menu. Overall, I had a pleasant stay at Park Lane and would stay there again as it was reasonably priced. It is located very close to the central business district and therefore, it was quite easy to get around town for business meetings.

Arrival date: Jun. 20, 2005			Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room			Service		92% Satisfaction
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Food & Beverage			Value For Money

Hotel is close to the city centre, but far enough out to be away from security threat

Arrival date: Aug. 18, 2004			Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room			Service		97% Satisfaction
Hotel Facilities			Location
Food & Beverage			Value For Money

The Hotel was excellent, and we had (my family & I ) lots of fun inside and outside the hotel. rooms were large & had 5 star equipments and furn. the hotel's resturant was fun to eat in. swiming pool was fun for afternoon family relaxition time. friendly staff. next to the hotel, there were washers & dryers ( clean & cheap ). the only set back was the main street, which was allows crowded