Hotel Prapat Banda Aceh
Jl Ahmad Yani 19 Banda Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Prapat Banda Aceh
“Perfectly Adequate!”
hallaontour 9 contributions
Earlston, United Kingdom
Oct 27, 2011
lovely friendly staff, clean room, clean beds, centrally located ... what more do you want?! It's not the Ritz, but at 100,000 rupiah per night you should really be expecting WIFI and room service! We were very very happy with out 3 nights here!
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ACEH!!! Bless you.
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Thanks to the World
... until the ferry arrived at Banda Aceh at 3.30pm.
Taking a quick motorbike taxi, I headed to the Tsunami Museum first, where an impressive brand new building housed various displays about the fateful day and what makes tsunamis happen. I loved the modern architectural design, but the museum was a little disappointing, as the audio visual room was closed, so was one half of the first floor and they closed at 4.30pm, instead of the 5pm I’d been told. It ...
Diving delights - they don't get any better!
... There were big troops of grey monkeys along the roads as we passed. Not sure what type they were, but they were impressively big, with big furry heads complete with black forehead markings. Eventually I arrived at this rocky headland and stopped in a tiny bay area for a couple of coffees, before heading uphill and along a path thro’ the woods, to Yulia’s – my idyllic guesthouse for a few days. I was given a 'bungalow’ (a ...


