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Sans Hotel Cemara Asri Medan Medan Indonesia

Unbelievable Luxury Awaits: Sans Hotel Cemara Asri Medan - Your Dream Getaway!

Unbelievable Luxury…Maybe? My Chaotic Confessions from Sans Hotel Cemara Asri Medan!

Alright, buckle up buttercups, because I’m fresh off the plane from Medan and my brain is still trying to unscramble the experience that was Sans Hotel Cemara Asri. They say "Unbelievable Luxury Awaits," and after a week of grappling with the reality, I’m here to spill the tea – with way too much detail, probably. Let's be real, I’m a sucker for a good hotel review, and even more of a sucker for a bad one that's actually honest. So, let's dive, shall we?

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First impressions? Ooof. The lobby does look pretty slick, I'll give them that. Gleaming tile, tasteful (read: slightly generic) artwork, and a surprisingly efficient check-in process… though the contactless thing? They give you a little squirt of hand sanitizer as you walk in, then the receptionist is standing there, clearly not keeping a meter's distance from you. Irony, anyone? But that, my friends, is a little taste of the dance that is Indonesia, and the potential for confusion.

Accessibility - Trying Its Best, But…

Okay, let's talk accessibility. The hotel claims to have facilities for disabled guests. Now, I’m not in a wheelchair myself, but I did take a wander to check things out. The elevators are definitely accessible, and I saw ramps in a couple of places. HOWEVER, I didn't see a braille sign. This is a fairly crucial detail in the, you know, "accessible" department. I'd suggest calling ahead and really grilling them if you have specific needs.

On-site Accessible Restaurants/Lounges – Mmm, Maybe?

I didn’t see anything specifically labelled as accessible dining. There's a main restaurant (more on that delightful struggle later), and a poolside bar, which seemed physically accessible. But accessibility is more than ramps, right? It's about menus, service, and staff understanding. Did the staff understand? Let's just say things could be improved.

Internet – The Wi-Fi Whisperer (Kinda)

Free Wi-Fi in all rooms, yes! Hurrah! Actually, it was surprisingly decent, but it did cut out once during a video call, so don't go planning your life-changing business presentation on it. The thought of Lan internet felt like a pre-historic concept by the time I'd unpacked.

Things To Do/Ways to Relax – Spa Day Shenanigans!

This is where things (mostly) improved. I HAD to check out the spa, naturally.

Spa: Yes, they have one!
Spa/Sauna: Yes!
Steamroom: Also yes!
Fitness center, Gym/fitness: Yes, and… strangely empty. I'm sure more people use it at normal times…
Massage: Ah, the holy grail! It was decent. Not the best massage of my life, but the masseuse was very professional and lovely.
Body scrub, Body wrap: Available! Didn't try them, but they were on the menu.

And the swimming pool? Spectacular.

Pool with view Yes!
Swimming pool Yes!
Swimming pool [outdoor] Definitely!

The pool area was genuinely lovely. Loungers, shady umbrellas, and a fantastic view. The only downside? The staff seemed a little bewildered about drink service. Ordered a cocktail once, and it took a full 20 minutes and two reminders. But honestly, the view almost made up for it.

Cleanliness and Safety – Did They Really Clean?

Okay, this is where I got a little…neurotic. They definitely claim to prioritize cleanliness and safety.

Anti-viral cleaning products: They stated it.
Daily disinfection in common areas: Seemed to.
Hand sanitizer: Everywhere.
Individually-wrapped food options, and Safe dining setup: Yes.
Rooms sanitized between stays: They say so.
Staff trained in safety protocol: Probably
Staff trained in safety protocol, Physical distancing of at least 1 meter: I repeat – maybe!

BUT, and it’s a BIG but…I still spent the first hour in my room waging a personal war against imaginary germs. I'm probably just a paranoid traveler, but I'm really very glad to have washed my hands before and after everything, and to have brought sanitizing wipes with me!

Dining, Drinking, and Snacking – A Culinary Rollercoaster!

Oh boy. This is where the Unbelievable Luxury promise started to…crack.

Restaurant: Yep!
Breakfast [buffet]: Theoretically, yes. In reality, it was a bit… chaotic.
Buffet in restaurant: A buffet of all the items that, let’s just say, weren’t my thing.
Asian breakfast, International cuisine in restaurant, Western cuisine in restaurant: All available
Coffee/tea in restaurant, Coffee shop: Fine. Nothing amazing. But coffee.
Poolside bar, Snack bar: Available!

The food? Let's just say it was…hit or miss. The breakfast buffet was a prime example. A glorious array of…stuff. I tried the noodles, the pastries, the… everything! The noodles were kind of flavorless, the pastries were stale, and the…well, let’s just say I stuck to the eggs after that. There were fresh fruits, though – thank goodness for the fresh fruits!

The a la carte menu was okay, but very expensive for Medan. The Western food was… well, you're not likely to find better anywhere else in the city. The Asian food was better, but not outstanding. The service was polite, but a little slow.

One particular breakfast stands out in my chaotic memory. It was the day I really wanted a croissant. So I grabbed one from the buffet. It looked perfectly golden, so I took a big bite. And then I thought… what is that texture? It was like… cardboard dipped in oil. My face must have been a picture because the waiter, bless him, immediately whisked it away with a look of utter sympathy. He brought me a fresh one then! I would have given them a good review if it wasn't for a second croissant.

Services and Conveniences – The Good, The Bad, and the Bizarre

Air conditioning in public area, Elevator, Facilities for disabled guests: Yes to all
Concierge They tried. Bless their hearts.
Convenience store: Yup
Currency exchange: Apparently
Daily housekeeping,Laundry service,Ironing service: All there.
Food delivery: Not from the hotel but from third party companies
Luggage storage,Safety deposit boxes: Standard stuff
Cash withdrawal, Doorman: Of course
Doctor/nurse on call, First aid kit: Good to know!
CCTV in common areas, Security [24-hour]. They were trying.

The most bizarre service? The “essential condiments” in the room. Apparently, for a small fee, you could get all the essentials. But the in-room coffee and tea selection was extensive… so I’m not really sure what the essentials were (maybe I’d want a sauce for my fried rice!).

For the Kids – Family Friendly, or Tolerant?

Babysitting service: Yes.
Family/child friendly: Kind of.
Kids facilities, Kids meal: I didn't see any specific kids' facilities, but the pool is great.
Family/child friendly, Access, CCTV in common areas, CCTV outside property: They keep an eye out

I saw a few families, and everyone seemed to be having a decent time. The pool is definitely a selling point.

Available in All Rooms – Essentials and Extra, I'm not Sure Which!

Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bathrobes, Bathroom phone, Bathtub, Blackout curtains, Carpeting, Closet, Coffee/tea maker, Complimentary tea, Daily housekeeping, Desk, Extra long bed, Free bottled water, Hair dryer, High floor, In-room safe box, Internet access – LAN, Internet access – wireless, Ironing facilities, Laptop workspace, Linens, Mini bar, Mirror, Non-smoking, On-demand movies, Private bathroom, Reading light, Refrigerator, Safety/security feature, Satellite/cable channels, Scale, Seating area, Separate shower/bathtub, Shower, Slippers, Smoke detector, Socket near the bed, Sofa, Soundproofing, Telephone, Toiletries, Towels, Umbrella, Visual alarm, Wake-up service, Wi-Fi [free], Window that opens.
Additional toilet: Unsure, it wasn

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Sans Hotel Cemara Asri Medan Medan Indonesia

Okay, buckle up. This isn't your pristine, robot-written itinerary. This is me trying to navigate Medan, Indonesia, from the supposed comfort of Sans Hotel Cemara Asri. Prepare for a bumpy ride, both literally and figuratively.

Medan Meandering: A Messy, Marvelous Itinerary (Probably)

(Days are more like "blocks of time" because, honestly, who can stick to a rigid schedule anyway?)

Arrival - Day Zero (or, the Great Airport Debacle)

Late Afternoon/Early Evening (or, whenever the plane finally lands): Okay, so the flight was… character-building. Let's just say Indonesian airports' idea of "efficient" and mine are very different. Finding my luggage was a scavenger hunt, involving a lot of pointing, frantic translation attempts with a helpful (but definitely not fluent) airport worker, and the sinking feeling I'd somehow ended up in the wrong country. Success! I think. Or at least, I have a suitcase that kinda resembles mine.
Taxi Tango to Sans Hotel Cemara Asri: Bargaining with taxi drivers is a sport, apparently. I swear I'm a terrible negotiator. Got fleeced? Probably. But hey, at least the driver was blasting some seriously catchy Indonesian pop music. Made the chaotic journey a little… festive?
Check-in & Room Assessment: The hotel itself… a bit dated but clean enough. The AC works (thank GOD), and the bed looks comfy. I'm calling this a win. Needed a shower after the airport odyssey. The water pressure is… optimistic. But clean!
Emotional Rollercoaster: The First Meal: Needed food. Immediately. Wandered the immediate vicinity & found a small, bustling Warung. Ordered something that looked vaguely familiar. It turned out to be nasi goreng (fried rice). First bite… pure joy. Seriously, I almost cried. Flavors exploding in my mouth. Heaven. Followed by a mild spike of anxiety when I realized I had no idea what exactly I'd just eaten (the mystery meat was a highlight, though). Ended up devouring the whole plate. Zero regrets. Pure, unadulterated carb bliss.

Day One - Medan's Madness

Morning - The Sleepy Start: Okay, so I slept late. Jet lag is real. And a slightly upset stomach from the ahem adventurous dining of last night. Coffee is essential, and hopefully, this hotel's offering will prove more than adequate.
Market Mayhem (or, "I Almost Bought a Live Chicken"): Ventured into a local market. The smells! The sounds! The sheer density of people! It was sensory overload in the best possible way. Saw everything: vibrant fruits I couldn't identify, mountains of spices, and live chickens. Almost bought one. Impulse control is not my strong suit. Decided against it. For now.
The Great Mosque & Palace (or, "Feeling Underdressed"): Tried to visit the grand Mosque and nearby Maimun Palace. Realised I was dressed completely inappropriately. Back to the hotel for some more conservative attire. This cultural sensitivity thing is going to take some getting used to.
Lunch - More Food, More Adventures: Found a slightly cleaner-looking restaurant. Ordered something slightly less adventurous than last night. Still delicious. Tried to learn some basic Indonesian phrases. My pronunciation is atrocious. The waiter found it hilarious. I find it humbling.
Afternoon - The Rickshaw Ride of Terror: Decided to try a becak (pedicab). Mistake. Pure, unadulterated terror. The traffic! The speed! The complete disregard for traffic laws! Nearly ended up a pancake. Survived. Would not recommend for the faint of heart (or those with a low blood pressure). Gave the driver a massive tip just to be sure he never, ever, thought about running me over again.
Evening - (Maybe) A Relaxing Dinner: Finding a nice spot to eat tonight, preferably one with a view and not too many scooters whizzing past. And maybe some anti-diarrheal medication, just in case…

Day Two - The Toba Lake Temptation (or, "Am I Ready for This?")

Early Morning - The Long Road Ahead: Lake Toba is a day trip, and the travel is long. Like, really long. Debating whether I signed up for too much. Coffee. More coffee. Need serious caffeine levels.
The Bus Ride: Okay, the bus isn't the worst. The driver is incredibly chatty. The scenery is gorgeous even if the roads are a little bumpy. The music is… well, it's Indonesian. Loud. Catchy. Possibly earworm-inducing.
Emotional Rambling - The Toba Lake View: Oh. My. God. Lake Toba. It's absolutely breathtaking. The scale of it is unreal. The volcanic island in the middle is simply stunning. I could stare at it for hours. The air is fresh. The water is shimmering. This is why I travel. This is why I deal with the chaos. This is… perfection. Momentarily lost in a feeling of overwhelming awe and gratitude for this adventure.
The Island Excursion (or, "Lost in Translation and Goat Curry"): Took a boat to Samosir Island, the largest island within Lake Toba. Wandered around a bit, bought some souvenirs (negotiating skills slowly improving). Found a small warung tucked away & took a chance on some "goat curry." The language barriers are a big hurdle. At times it's a hilarious guessing game, and at others a frustration. But, hey, it's about the experience; right?
Journey Back to Medan: Another long bus ride. Exhausted but exhilarated. Lake Toba has stolen a piece of my heart. Thinking about my next food adventure.

Day Three (or, "Embracing the Absurd")

Morning - Wake Up & Smell the Koffie: More coffee. Need it. Considered venturing further but exhaustion sets in. Going to try exploring the areas around the hotel a little better.
Local Delights: Breakfast at a local shop (some kind of savory rice concoction…delicious and mysterious). The staff is very friendly, though no better at English. Again the language barrier.
Shopping (or, The Art of the Bargain): Attempted some souvenir shopping. Haggling is essential. Tried my best. Mostly succeeded. Bought some batik fabric. Feeling like a local… well, almost.
Lunch - Spice Route Trying to find a delicious place to eat again, but this time with a specific cuisine and no surprises, at least not yet.
Free Time/Relax Day, or "Don't Worry, Be Happy" Relaxing around the hotel and enjoying a swim
Final Meal - The Big Goodbye (and Maybe the Regrets?): One last meal in Medan! Hoping for a culinary grand finale. Maybe I'll be brave and try something really authentic. Or maybe I'll stick with the safe option. Or maybe I will embrace a mix. Whatever it is, it will be delicious. Then, the airport (shudder). Wish me luck.

Departure - The Bitter-Sweet Goodbye (or, "I'll Be Back…Eventually")

Airport Anxiety (Round Two).
Goodbye Medan. I've had an amazing time of adventure, even with all the mishaps. I've gone through both extreme highs and lows. I am so ready to go back home. Goodbye for now!

Important Notes (AKA, the Imperfect Bits):

Food Safety: Be cautious with street food. Always. I'm not saying don't eat it, but pay attention to where you're eating, and trust your gut (literally).
Transportation: Brace yourself for chaotic traffic. And lots of it.
Language: Learn a few basic Indonesian phrases. It will help. And everyone appreciates the effort, even if your pronunciation is tragic.
Pace Yourself: Don't try to pack too much in. Allow for downtime. And for unexpected adventures (or misadventures).
Enjoy the Chaos: Medan is not a perfect city. It's loud, it's crowded, it's sometimes frustrating. But it's also vibrant, exciting, and full of life. Embrace the messiness. That's where the magic happens.
Expect the Unexpected: Seriously. Be prepared for anything. Things will go wrong. And those moments will probably become the best stories.

So, there you have it. My Medan "Itinerary." A work in progress. A testament to the fact that travel

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Unbelievable Luxury Awaits: Sans Hotel Cemara Asri Medan - Your Dream Getaway? (Probably, But Let Me Tell You...) - FAQs, the Unfiltered Version.

Okay, Spill the Tea: Is Sans Hotel Cemara Asri REALLY as Luxurious as They Say?

Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because I'm about to get REAL. Yes, and no. See, the photos? They're stunning. The lobby? Gleaming marble, enough space to land a small helicopter (okay, maybe not, but it *felt* that grand!). But… here's the thing. My expectations were SKY HIGH. Like, Burj Khalifa high. And while the hotel is undeniably *posh*, it’s not… perfect. There's a distinct, slightly… “new hotel” smell, which I can't quite put my finger on. A blend of fresh paint and… maybe a hint of ambition? But hey, you can't fault them for trying, can you? My Pro Tip: Manage those expectations. You're not going to find gold-plated everything, but you WILL find a very, very comfortable stay, with a seriously attractive decor aesthetic. They've nailed that. Seriously, Instagram-worthy every corner. Just… breathe.

The Rooms: Are They Worth the Price Tag? TELL ME EVERYTHING!

The rooms... okay, let's talk rooms. I splurged (yes, I regret nothing, mostly) on the Deluxe Suite. And… yeah, it was pretty spectacular. HUGE bed. Like, enough space to do cartwheels. And I'm not even a good cartwheeler, but the space was *inviting*. The bathroom? Rain shower. Seriously, a deluge of glorious, warm water. And the view! Overlooking the… well, it *was* a nice view. (Let's be honest, I spent a lot of time in that rain shower). The downside? My in-room coffee maker was a bit… temperamental. I had to jiggle it and swear at it a little bit (my secret weapon), before it would produce a decent cup of joe. First world problems, I guess. But hey, I'm a coffee snob! Worth it? Absolutely. Especially after that shower.

Let's Talk Food. Is the Food at Sans Hotel Any Good? (Because, you know, that's IMPORTANT.)

Okay, the food… this is where things get interesting. The breakfast buffet was, to put it mildly, *extensive*. Like, you could get lost in the pastries alone. The Indonesian options? Fantastic. The nasi goreng was a dream. And the fresh fruit? Heavenly. But, and there's always a but, right? The Western options… well, they weren’t quite as impressive. The scrambled eggs were a little… bland. But honestly, who goes to Medan for bland scrambled eggs? Stick with the local flavours, and you'll be golden. My Craving: I'm still dreaming of the beef rendang. Honestly, it was the best I've ever had. And I've had a LOT of beef rendang. It was so good, I almost licked the plate. Almost. (Don't judge me.) The Restaurant in General: The decor is fantastic, but service can be a bit… slow. It's that "relaxed, island time" vibe. Which, if you're in a rush, might drive you crazy. Take a deep breath, order another coffee, and enjoy the ambiance.

The Pool. Is It as Instagrammable as It Looks? (Because, Priorities.)

Oh. My. Gosh. The pool. YES. It is. Picture this: Azure blue water, sun loungers… and me, looking absolutely fabulous (in my mind, anyway). The pool area is gorgeous. Definitely the highlight. I spent a solid afternoon there, sipping cocktails and pretending I was in a James Bond movie. The service around the pool was excellent. Attentive, but not intrusive. Drinks were a tiny bit overpriced, but hey, you're on vacation! Soak it up! The catch? It can get a little crowded. And a bit noisy. But hey, that's life, right? Find a comfy spot, grab a cocktail (maybe two), and let the good times roll. Just be prepared to share the space with, well, everyone.

Okay, Spill the Real Tea: Are There Any Annoyances? The Honest Truth!

Okay, here’s the real, unfiltered truth. As much as I loved it, and I really, *really* did, perfection is unattainable. And the Sans Hotel, while magnificent, has some… quirks. First, the elevators. They're a bit slow. And sometimes… temperamental. I got stuck in one for like, ten seconds. Enough to make me question my life choices. Secondly, the gym. A bit small and basic. If you're a serious gym rat, this might not be your jam. Thirdly, the location, while mostly okay, the surroundings aren't exactly… the prettiest thing in Medan. It's a bit industrial. It won't ruin your stay, but be aware. My Takeaway: Look, no hotel’s perfect. And frankly, these minor inconveniences were far outweighed by the positive experience.

Is it a Kid-Friendly Hotel? (Because I've Got Little Demons… I mean, Angels.)

Hmm… kid-friendly. It’s… fine. The pool is definitely a draw for kids. There's space to play. There's no specific kids' club or anything. And the overall vibe is a bit more… sophisticated, let's say. If your kids are well-behaved (bless you!), they'll be fine. But if you're envisioning a dedicated kids' paradise, this might not be the best fit. My Advice: Depends on your kids. If they can appreciate a nice hotel without turning the lobby into a wrestling ring, then go for it! Otherwise, maybe look for something a little more… boisterous.

Would You Recommend Sans Hotel Cemara Asri? The Final Verdict!

Okay, the big question. Would I recommend Sans Hotel Cemara Asri? YES. Absolutely. Despite the minor gripes (and trust me, I'm a professional griper), the overall experience was fantastic. The rooms were luxurious, the pool was divine, the food (especially the Indonesian stuff) was incredible. And the staff? Friendly and helpful. They genuinely seemed to care. Final word? Go! Treat yourself. You deserve it. Just… don't expect perfection. Expect a truly memorable stay. And prepare to be amazed by that beef rendang. Seriously. Go. Now! I’m already plotting my return… and next time, I’m bringing a bigger suitcase for the food.

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