Luxury Sky House BSD 2BR: Tangerang's Most Stunning Modern Apartment!
Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because we're about to dive headfirst into the swirling, shimmering, sometimes-slightly-chaotic world of Luxury Sky House BSD 2BR: Tangerang's Most Stunning Modern Apartment! (Yes, that's the whole name. Try saying that ten times fast after a few happy-hour cocktails!). And let me tell you, this ain’t your grandma’s… well, anything. I've dissected this place like a frog in biology class, and trust me, there’s way more than just sterile surfaces and polite smiles bubbling beneath the surface. Get ready for a real review.
First, the basics. Location, Location, Location…and Accessibility: Look, getting to BSD (Bumi Serpong Damai) in Tangerang can be a bit of a… journey. Let's be honest. But the Sky House, bless its heart, is surprisingly accessible. Good news, right? Accessibility is pretty darn good overall. Getting in and out (especially if you're relying on taxis or ride-sharing, which, let's face it, is how most of us roll) is straightforward. They even have car park [free of charge] and car park [on-site], which is a godsend in a city that eats parking spaces for breakfast. And they even have car power charging station, which, hey, for the eco-conscious amongst us, that's a win. Now, if you have mobility issues… well, the Elevator is a lifesaver. And I'm pretty sure (though I didn’t verify first-hand, because, you know, social awkwardness is a real thing) that they have Facilities for disabled guests. But honestly, for the average traveler, it’s a breeze.
Now, let’s talk about… living there.
In-Room Bliss (or, The Things That Make You Say "Ahhhhh"): Okay, so picture this: You've spent the day battling Jakarta's traffic (again). You are fried. You arrive at your Sky House 2BR, and… boom! Air conditioning (essential for survival in these parts), a Coffee/tea maker (the nectar of the gods!), and a Refrigerator (for… ahem… important things like chilled rosé). The Internet access – wireless (free Wi-Fi, mind you!) is a lifesaver. I need to be connected. Also, the Wi-Fi [free] is available everywhere, so.
And then there are the little things. The Bathrobes (fluffy huggers!), the Slippers (because no one wants cold feet), the Blackout curtains (SLEEP, glorious sleep!), and… the Extra long bed! Hallelujah! My feet can finally stretch out! And yes, the Hair dryer is there, because, well, even jet-lagged, frizz-prone travelers like me have to look somewhat presentable. And a nice touch: Bottle of water to quench your thirst.
But here's where things get really good.
The "Things To Do" and "Ways to Relax" Extravaganza: This is where the Sky House shines. Forget just a place to crash; this is a lifestyle. Let’s start with the pools. There's a Swimming pool [outdoor] (with a Pool with view! Hello, Instagrammable moments!) and then a Spa. And more. Sauna, Spa/sauna , and Steamroom. Now, I’m not gonna lie, I spent a solid two hours in the sauna, trying to sweat out all the bad decisions of the last… well, let’s just say several years. It was glorious. And if you are more on the… active side, the Fitness center is your playground. I tried it. I failed. But still, points for effort!
And if you need a little… pampering (and who doesn't?), they offer Body scrub, Body wrap and Massage. Oh, the massage! I think I actually drooled a little. Pure bliss.
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: The Carb-Loading Paradise: Okay, foodies, listen up! The Restaurants are pretty impressive. They have a A la carte in restaurant, they have Asian cuisine in restaurant, International cuisine in restaurant, and they have Vegetarian restaurant! Breakfast [buffet] is a must (because, carbs!), And you can order Room service [24-hour] which will make you a god when the hunger attacks. Plus, there’s a Poolside bar, because… well, because why not have a fancy drink while you're basking by the pool? And the Happy hour is a real treat!
Cleanliness and Safety: Because No One Wants to Catch Anything Gross: Look, let's be real. Cleanliness matters. And here, the Sky House seems to get it. Rooms sanitized between stays, Daily disinfection in common areas, Anti-viral cleaning products, Hand sanitizer… they're taking this seriously. And I felt safe.
The Little Things (That Make a Big Difference): Let’s get granular.
- Room decorations: Pretty and elegant!
- Slippers: Yes!
- Daily housekeeping: always a winner.
- Cash withdrawal and Currency exchange makes everything easy.
The Minor Annoyances (Because Perfection Doesn't Exist): Nobody's perfect, right? Here are the minor hiccups:
- The lobby could be more welcoming.
- Some staff could benefit from improved English.
- It took a while to find a Convenience store nearby
My Unsolicited Opinion and Overall Experience:
Alright, here’s the real tea. I’d go back to the Luxury Sky House BSD 2BR in a heartbeat. It’s not perfect, and I'm probably going to be broke soon, but it’s damn close. It’s clean, it’s convenient, it’s got all the bells and whistles, and it’s a haven from the chaos of the city. This is a solid find.
My Recommendation: Don't just take my word for it. Book it. Book it now. Why?
Here's My Special Offer (Because I Love You, the Internet):
Book your stay at the Luxury Sky House BSD 2BR TODAY, and I'll personally guarantee the following:
- You'll get a free pass to use my favorite sauna! (Just because I'm feeling generous).
Warning: You might never want to leave. Consider yourself warned.
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Okay, buckle up buttercup, because we're about to dive headfirst into a travel itinerary for a stay at that swanky Modern Design 2BR at Sky House BSD Apt By Travelio, Tangerang, Indonesia. Forget your perfectly curated Pinterest boards; this is raw, unfiltered, and probably a little bit sleep-deprived.
The "Expectation vs. Reality (Probably Messier)" Tangerang Tango
Day 1: Arrival & Jakarta Jitters (and Maybe a Mild Panic Attack)
Time: Sometime after 2:00 PM. Let's be real, jet lag is a cruel mistress.
Activity: Touchdown at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK). Ugh. Airports. The sheer volume of humanity… and the lines! I swear, half the time I'm staring at customs officers looking completely lost. Grab an airport taxi (hopefully a legit one, not the "I'll-charge-you-the-price-of-a-small-island" type). I'm already sweating, not from the heat, but from the anticipation of being ripped off.
Transportation: Taxi, baby! Hoping I don't get stuck in Jakarta traffic, which is essentially a national sport. Pray to the traffic gods!
Mood: Anxious optimism. I'm excited, I'm tired, I'm already regretting packing that extra pair of shoes.
Activity: Arrive at the Sky House BSD apartment. Fingers crossed it looks like the pictures! You know how it is, those glossy photos are always a little too good to be true.
Transportation: Elevator. Pray it works.
Mood: Suspicious but hopeful. Let’s see if it's Airbnb/Travelio's way of being dishonest or not. It's been a while.
Activity: Unpack, (attempt to) de-stress from the journey. Then, I'm hitting the grocery store because, let's be honest, I'm not eating street food on the first night. No food poisoning on day one, please!
Transportation: Grab or Gojek (local ride-sharing apps). Learning Indonesian phrases is on the agenda, but right now "Where's the nearest Indomaret?" is about all I can manage.
Mood: Hunger pangs starting to kick in. Also, a slight wave of existential dread about my ability to navigate a foreign supermarket. Wish me luck!
Activity: Dinner at the apartment, cooking using the ingredients purchased from the market, then streaming Netflix.
Transportation: None.
Mood: Tired, but satisfied.
Day 2: Exploring BSD – The Great Mall Hunt and the Coffee Conundrum
Time: Wake up? (more like crawl out of) any time after 9 AM. Let the sleep gods bless us.
Activity: Breakfast at the apartment. Hopefully, the fridge is stocked. If not, instant noodles to the rescue.
Transportation: Zero.
Mood: Trying to be functional.
Activity: Venture out to BSD! First stop: the massive AEON Mall. I swear, I could get lost in there for days. But first, COFFEE. Finding a decent coffee shop in an unfamiliar place is a serious challenge.
Transportation: Grab or Gojek. The streets are going to be full.
Mood: Caffeine-dependent. A little bit of a shopping addict, potentially.
Activity: Shopping! And maybe a snack. I'm picturing some seriously delicious Indonesian street food. drools
Transportation: Power walking within the mall.
Mood: Happy-go-lucky.
Activity: Dinner at a local restaurant. Trying to be brave and order something I can't pronounce. Wish me luck (again!).
Transportation: Grab or Gojek.
Mood: Ambitious.
Day 3: Deeper Dive (and Potential Disaster)
Time: Whenever I eventually wake up, it is what it will be.
Activity: Explore the local culture or maybe attempt some of the other places listed nearby the apartment. Maybe an Indonesian Cooking Class will do.
Transportation: Taxi, Grab, or Gojek
Mood: Let's see if I can do this.
Activity: Maybe. Or maybe I'll spend the day binge-watching Netflix in my pajamas. No judgment allowed.
Transportation: The walk from the bed to the couch.
Mood: Undecided.
Activity: Late afternoon, it's time to go back to the airport.
Transportation: Any.
Mood: Sad and Happy at the same time.
Quirky Observations & Emotional Reactions:
- The Heat: Oh. My. God. It's like walking into a sauna every time I step outside. I'm practically melting, but hey, at least my hair's looking great (said no one, ever).
- The Traffic: Jakarta traffic is a beast! I swear, it's a living, breathing entity of honking horns and perpetually red brake lights.
- The Food: The food is amazing. Seriously. I'm going to gain ten pounds, and I don't even care.
- The People: The people are so friendly and welcoming. Even when I embarrass myself trying to speak Indonesian, they're all smiles.
- The Apartment: So far, so good. The apartment is pretty decent, better than my expectations. Score!
- The Reality: Everything is not perfect. It can be exhausting. I'm already behind schedule, and my feet hurt.
Imperfections & Rambles:
- Did I mention I forgot my phone charger? Because, yeah, classic me. I found a random charger in my bag, but it doesn't fit. facepalm
- I got lost in the mall. For a good hour. Okay, maybe more.
- I'm pretty sure I accidentally ordered something with shrimp in it, even though I asked if they cook with shrimp. I'm now slightly paranoid.
- I miss my dog. Seriously.
- I'm also considering leaving Indonesia earlier to travel back.
Opinionated Language & Natural Pacing:
Look, this trip is going to be what it is. I'm gonna get lost, I'm gonna make mistakes, and I'm probably gonna eat way too much fried food. But that's the whole point, right? To throw caution to the wind, embrace the chaos, and experience something new. Don't get me wrong, I was terrified thinking about the trip. But it's also a chance to get away from the routine, and figure things out. The truth is, I actually like being lost. It usually leads to something interesting, and even if it's not, it's a story. And if all else fails, there's always instant noodles and Netflix.
Final Thoughts:
Okay. This is it. I'm going to miss this. I'm going back home and it's making feel somewhat emotional. I'm excited to get back home, but a little sad about all the food I'm missing out on.
And that's all she wrote. Now, time for a Bintang and a deep breath. Wish me luck, folks!
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Okay, spill it. Is Luxury Sky House BSD REALLY as amazing as it looks in those ridiculously glossy photos? Because let's be honest, those brochure pics are often a lie.
Ugh, the photos! Right? I went in expecting a bait-and-switch. Picture this: I'm walking in, after battling Tangerang traffic – which, by the way, could qualify as an extreme sport – fully prepped to be disappointed. And... well, the *lobby* is exactly like the pictures. Shiny, minimalist, all high ceilings and what-is-that-smell-it-smells-expensive (probably a blend of sandalwood and existential dread, I'm guessing). But honestly? It’s *better* in person. The size of the 2BR? Gigantic! Like, I could probably host a small rave in the living room. And the view… okay, the view *alone* almost made me cry. Not a pretty cry. More like a "finally-escape-from-Jakarta-stress-and-smog" cry. So, yeah, it's pretty darn amazing. Don't get me wrong, it's not perfect (more on that later, oh boy!), but it's genuinely impressive.
What are the actual 2BR apartment sizes? I need to know if my hoard of shoes will fit. Asking for a friend... who is me.
Okay, shoe-hoarder friend! (I get it. Trust me, I get it.) The official numbers vary slightly depending on the floor plan, but they're generally generous. You're looking at somewhere between *80-100+ square meters* (that's about 860 - 1070+ square feet), Give or take. That *should* be enough room for your footwear collection. If not, you might need a separate shoe apartment within the apartment! I mean, they're spacious enough that you won't be tripping over things constantly, that's for sure. There are, after all, other things to note, like furniture sizes, and the amount of storage you can find in it.
Let's talk amenities. What's there to *do* besides staring at the view (though, admittedly, that's tempting)?
Oh, the amenities! They're designed to make you never want to leave. Seriously, I almost got cabin fever in *one day*. They have a massive infinity pool (stunning, obviously). A gym (tried it; felt judged by the perfectly sculpted people, so I went back to staring out the window). A kids' play area (didn't venture there, but it looked... bouncy). A communal kitchen and entertainment area (sounded fun, but I was too busy admiring the view). And, of course, the usual – parking, 24/7 security, all that jazz. It's like a tiny, luxurious city within a city. You could live there happily ever after. Of course, the downside is leaving there is another hell, as if you had to go back to a harsh reality.
The internet. Is it actually fast enough to avoid the dreaded lag during a Netflix binge-watching session? (Priorities, people!)
Okay, so this is a huge sticking point. They *promise* high-speed internet, and the brochure showed a very sleek person in the living room watching a movie, drinking coffee, and enjoying life. The reality, unfortunately, is a little... rougher. It's *usually* decent, fine for browsing and sending emails. But during peak hours, *especially* on weekends, when everyone is binge-watching, it can get a bit… choppy. I’ve had moments where my Netflix froze mid-sentimental-scene, and I almost threw my phone. It’s not catastrophic, but it's not the seamless, uninterrupted streaming paradise the brochure promised. So, be prepared for occasional buffering. Just accept it, and embrace the slow-motion beauty of a paused dramatic face.
What kinda 'perks' are offered?
Besides the basic stuff like well curated swimming pool, a fancy gym, and a kids' play area, there are a bunch of additional perks! First off concierge services! you may have to expect a really friendly and helping concierge who can help you with just about *anything*. But there is a catch, though. Although they are very helpful, sometimes it takes a while to get your request done, which is slightly annoying but okay, they do it for you. Secondly, other than concierge, there's a convenience store in there! which is okay, but the price is a bit too high, I'd rather get everything from the outside.
Alright, spill the tea. What are the *downsides*? Every place can't be perfect. (Please, tell me there are downsides!)
Okay, deep breaths. Here we go... First, the cost. It's luxury, baby! So be prepared to pay a pretty penny. Second, the noise. While the apartments themselves are soundproofed, the surrounding area is undergoing constant construction. There's hammering, drilling, and the soul-crushing BEEP BEEP BEEP of reversing trucks. It can be relentless. Third, the maintenance. They'd be good, usually. But sometimes, you have to ask for them more than once, and that can be annoying. Finally, the elevators. Sometimes, just sometimes, the elevators have that, like, "stuck between floors" feeling. And the wait can feel like an eternity. Again, the downsides are nothing major, but still noticeable. Also, I think it's better to stay away from it, if you are not a fan of luxury things, because you might get addicted to the lifestyle and never go back to how you lived before.
The location. Is BSD City actually convenient, or is it a traffic nightmare to get anywhere?
BSD City *used* to be a bit of a trek. Now, it isn't that bad. There's access to toll roads and new roads are constantly being built. The traffic is usually manageable, especially if you embrace the dreaded 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM rush hour. It's also pretty close to shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment. If you're going into Jakarta, prepare yourself because the traffic is always something. Oh, and because of the apartment's location, transportation should somehow be easy.
What type of style can I find?
If you're into modern and minimalist style, you'll do good! Its interior is modern with a touch of elegance. It's very easy to decorate the rooms according to your wishes. But the basic concept is a very cozy modern apartment. Everything is very basic but still beautiful.
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