Tetebatu Sunrise Homestay

La localisation au cœur des rizières, la gentillesse des hôtes, la cuisine délicieuse de notre « mama ». Ils proposent également des excursions d’une demi-journée entre cascade, balade dans les rizières, monkey Forest et collation locale. On peut également apprendre à faire de l’huile de coco ou torréfier du café local. Bref tout était parfait pour une parenthèse à Tetebatu.

Suef and Anggi’s home is like a little paradise. And just as beautiful and magical as the nature around it is their hospitality. They welcomed me with so much warmth that I felt comfortable and at home from the very first second. I had the best tour of my trip with Suef! It was so much fun — he is such a kind and funny person. If you stay here, definitely do the tour with Suef — it’s absolutely worth it! Anggi is a truly warm-hearted person and an amazing cook. The food was absolutely delicious. With both of them, you immediately feel like part of the family rather than just a guest. A huge thank you to Anggi and Suef for this wonderful and unforgettable time!

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Suaeb and Anngi as well as their whole family were wonderful hosts. The tours of the rice fields and waterfalls were wonderful. The rooms were comfortable and the entire place charming.

I liked everything but do note to bring ear plugs as there are very early morning prayers from nearby mosques.

Staying at Tetebatu Sunrise Homestay was good. The room was just okay with a hot shower available and good-sized bed. The host's father is a nice gentleman who invited us to join the family dinner which was a good experience.

The location was a bit interior, away from the main town and access to this place is only by 2wheeler. The room was less spacious with no fan, and no Wi-Fi. During our stay, there was a lot of construction work which made the place too crowded and noisy. Compared to other places we stayed, the food and breakfast were just okay for the price we paid, although it was home-cooked. Better to clarify the price first before asking for any additional services. The host had limited information about local places, local food, and events to visit around the town. We were lucky to find another Homestay owner who took us around which made our stay at Tetebatu memorable.