Tangerang's Dreamiest Sky House: Cozy Studio in BSD!
Tangerang's Dreamiest Sky House: Cozy Studio in BSD! - A Review From A Real Person (Finally!)
Alright, alright, let's talk about Tangerang's Dreamiest Sky House: Cozy Studio in BSD! This place. Honestly? I went in with a slight skeptical eye. "Dreamy Sky House"? Sounds a bit… much, right? But hey, a girl's gotta live, and a weekend escape to BSD (Bumi Serpong Damai, for those not in the know) was calling my name. And, well, here's the lowdown, messy, glorious, and utterly real.
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First Impressions: Accessibility, & That "Dreaminess" Factor
Okay, so first things first: Accessibility. Getting there was a breeze. Airport transfer was available, which, after a red-eye flight, is a GODSEND (I didn't use it, but knowing it's there is comforting. Gives a sense of convenience). Once there, I was instantly calmed down. The elevator was quick. And the building itself is easy to navigate. My slightly cynical expectations melted away a bit.
The "Dreamy" part? Well, it's there. The studio itself (we'll get to the room in a sec!) feels airy, with great window that opens for fresh air & light. Nice touch. And let's be honest, the "Sky House" moniker isn't entirely a lie. The view? Not exactly Mount Everest-esque, but…nice. You see the city (Tangerang) spread out, a lovely panorama to wake up to.
The Room: A Cozy Haven (with a Few Quirks!)
Okay, the room. This is where things got surprisingly good. The Wi-Fi [free] was a lifesaver. Streaming my favourite shows was a non-negotiable, and I had no buffering. And the Air conditioning? Crucial in Indonesian heat! The Blackout curtains were a godsend after the first night's festivities. Slept like a baby.
Now, for the quirks. The Additional toilet didn't have a bidet, and the shower was a little bit weak for my liking. Didn't ruin my stay, but definitely made me appreciate my shower at home.
And the Bathroom phone felt… a bit old-school. I’m not sure who I'd call in the bathroom, but, hey, options, right?
But the good stuff definitely outweighed the bad: The Bed was comfortable, the linens were crisp, and the daily housekeeping was fantastic. I'm also happy they had Complimentary tea, as I'm a big tea lover. Free bottled water was also appreciated. And, crucially, the Soundproofing meant no noisy neighbors at 3 AM. Phew!
Things to Do: Relaxation, Food, and the Spa… Did I Mention the Pool?!
Okay, let's talk ways to relax. That’s what I was after, and the Dreamiest Sky House delivered.
- The Spa/Spa: I did the full experience. Massage – pure bliss. The Body scrub? My skin felt like silk afterward. And the Sauna and Steamroom… I think I lost a few pounds just sweating. Amazing. Definitely a highlight.
- Swimming pool [outdoor]: The Pool with view was stunning. This is where the "Sky House" vibe really shines. Picture this: clear water, city lights twinkling in the distance, late afternoon, and a cocktail from the Poolside bar. Pure. Perfection. I will admit, I may have spent too much time there. Sunscreen is your friend, people!
Dining, Drinking, and Snacking: Food, Glorious Food!
Now, the food. This is where things get interesting. The restaurants on-site were decent. They had a good mix of Asian cuisine in restaurant, and Western cuisine in restaurant offerings, but I mostly stuck to the local flavors. My favourite was the Asian breakfast - a must-try. Buffet in restaurant was also available, and the Coffee/tea in restaurant was actually pretty good, which is always a relief.
- Poolside bar - They had a great Happy hour, perfect for watching the sunset.
- Snack bar - The snacks were perfect for something light.
And, a HUGE plus: Room service [24-hour]! Late-night cravings? Covered. Don't judge me.
Cleanliness and Safety: Feeling Safe Was a Big Deal
This is a biggie right now, right? And Dreamiest Sky House did well. I felt safe.
- The First aid kit was reassuring.
- Rooms sanitized between stays made a difference by telling me they followed proper protocols.
- The staff seemed well-trained in safety protocol.
Services and Conveniences: It's the Little Things
They've got the basics covered: Laundry service, Daily housekeeping, Cash withdrawal… all good.
- Concierge: Super helpful.
- Cashless payment service: Makes life easier.
- Coffee shop: good coffee, and good to have.
For the Kids (and the Not-So-Kids):
I didn’t bring any kids with me but saw that they are great to kids.
- There is a Babysitting service, which is a lifesaver for families.
The Verdict: Book It (Seriously!)
So, is Tangerang's Dreamiest Sky House: Cozy Studio in BSD! actually dreamy? Yes. In its own, slightly quirky, and undeniably charming way. It's not perfect, nothing is, but the combination of a great location, comfortable rooms, fantastic amenities (that spa!), and a genuine sense of care from the staff makes it a winner.
Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Especially if you're looking for a relaxing escape with a touch of luxury.
The Messy Truth:
Even though the room’s imperfections didn't diminish the experience, and I felt safe, I'm only slightly bummed that I didn't have a Couple's room because it's a perfect place for a romantic getaway.
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Santorini's Twin: Sunshine Coast's Hidden Paradise Found!
Alright, buckle up, buttercups, because this ain't your average pristine travel itinerary. This is the messy, glorious, slightly chaotic, and utterly real account of my time at the Cozy Living Studio Sky House BSD Apt By Travelio in Tangerang, Indonesia. Prepare yourselves.
Day 1: Arrival & Apartment Shenanigans (aka "Where's the darn key?")
- 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM: The Great Airport Gauntlet. Jakarta airport is a sensory overload, and let me tell you, after a 20-hour flight, my brain was basically scrambled eggs. Finding the Grab driver felt like navigating a human river. He was clearly amused by my jet-lagged attempts at Indonesian ("Terima kasih!" - I swear, it was the only phrase I could manage by this point)
- 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: The Apartment Hunt. Okay, location, location, location! The Sky House seemed promising from the pictures. But getting to the apartment was a minor odyssey. The driver dropped me off, and then… nothing. No obvious sign, no clear markings. I felt like I was in a particularly elaborate escape room, and I really needed a nap.
- 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Key Drama and First Impressions. Finally, finally, I found the right building (after wandering around like a lost duckling). Then, the lockbox. The code… Oh, sweet merciful heavens. I eventually managed to get it open. The apartment itself? Well, it was… cozy. Very cozy. The air conditioning was on full blast, which was a blessing, and the view… the view was actually breathtaking. City lights shimmering below. Okay, I'm getting sentimental, but it was beautiful, in an over-the-top, slightly dystopian-looking sort of way.
- 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: Grocery Run & Snackage. Found some local eats… So I set off out in search of sustenance. Went to the local market, and the sheer noise was intense. The smells! The colors! Everything was a blur of Indonesian! Picked up some instant noodles, some kind of strange fruit (that I later learned was durian, and I’m still traumatized), and a bottle of water. Back at the apartment, I devoured that instant noodles. It felt like the greatest meal in the world. It probably wasn't, but my brain was mush.
Day 2: Exploring the BSD City (or, "Lost in Translation")
- 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Attempted Breakfast. The coffee situation was grim. Instant coffee, the kind that tastes like sadness. I thought about ordering breakfast, but just looking at the menu online was giving me a headache. So, more instant noodles it was. Hey, at least they're predictable.
- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM: BSD Exploration - The Epic Fail. I decided to be adventurous and explore the BSD City. I got a Grab to a big shopping mall, which was a modern paradise, air-conditioned stores gleaming with luxury. But then, a massive downpour hit. I was trapped. The only thing open was a high-end coffee shop and a clothing store, which combined, I managed to spend almost all my money, due to boredom and the rain!
- 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM: Lunch – The Accidental Spice Bomb. Starving, I found a small warung (local eatery). I pointed at a dish that looked innocuous, and the woman smiled and nodded. What arrived was a plate of fiery, spicy, delicious chicken, rice, and chili sauce. My mouth was on fire for the next hour, but it was a good kind of fire. A reminder that even when things go wrong, there’s usually a silver lining.
- 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Attempted Culture (and Failing Spectacularly). I got back to the apartment, and the lack of fresh air was getting to me. So I set off on a walk. I was trying to find a local park (or a park, any park). I saw my first ojek scooter taxi whizzing by, and I was absolutely fascinated. I tried to say hello to someone. Failed. I retreated back to the apartment.
- 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM: Dinner at the Mall and the Big Regret. Went back to the mall, now I was hungry and annoyed. I saw an Italian restaurant and ordered pasta. It was fine. But I had a bad craving for something else. So I went back in my room and ate more instant noodles.
Day 3: Reflection and Departure (or, "I'm Finally Starting to Get It… Maybe")
- 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Last Glimpse. Woke up. The view was still stunning, even the slightly gray, hazy morning.
- 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: Packing and Regrets. I spent way too much time trying to figure out what to pack. The apartment was small, but I had gotten used to it. I was kind of sad to leave.
- 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Departure - The Goodbyes and the Grand Escape. Calling a Grab was easy enough. The driver was polite. As I left the Sky House, I realized something. I’d started to get a sense of things. It wasn't perfect, but there was a rhythm to it. Jakarta airport, here I come.
- Post-Trip Thoughts: Did I see all the sights? Nope. Did I master the local cuisine? Absolutely not. Did I have a few minor meltdowns? You betcha. But, I survived, I kinda-sorta thrived, and I had moments of pure, unadulterated joy. And isn't that what travel is all about? You can't control everything, and the messy bits? Those are the stories you'll tell forever. The Cozy Living Studio Sky House? It was a base, a sanctuary, and a perfect microcosm of the entire experience. Not perfect, but good. And that’s more than enough.
Tangerang's Dreamiest Sky House: Cozy Studio in BSD! ... (or is it?) FAQ - Reality Check Edition!
Okay, so "Dreamiest Sky House"... Is it *actually* dreamy? Like, cloud-nine, unicorn-riding dreamy?
Alright, buckle up, because I'm about to get real. The pictures? Gorgeous. The marketing? *Chef's kiss*. The reality? Well... it depends. Look, the view *is* pretty stunning, especially at sunset. I remember the first time I saw it, and I was like, "Whoa." Seriously, I legit gasped. The sky was just... fiery. But then the neighbour (who, by the way, has this incredibly loud karaoke machine) started belting out some power ballad, and the dreamy vibe... fizzled. So, dreamy? Sometimes. Karaoke-induced-reality-check dreamy? More often. But hey, it's got potential!
Is the studio actually... cozy? Because "cozy" can mean anything from a warm hug to a cramped shoebox.
"Cozy." Ah, yes. The marketing department's favourite word. Okay, so the studio *is* small. Like, "one-person-and-a-cat" small. Don't expect a mansion. But it's intelligently designed, which is a plus. They've really tried to maximize the space. I even managed to squeeze in a tiny desk, which is where I'm writing this *right now!*. (Please excuse the crumbs). It's not *spacious*, but once you've got your stuff set up it feels more like a sanctuary than a shoebox. Mostly. The bathroom, though, is *tiny*... so if you're claustrophobic, maybe bring a friend to hold your hand, just in case.
What's the deal with the location in BSD? Is everything conveniently close by?
Okay, BSD. Let's talk location. It's got pros and cons. The pros? Plenty of malls, restaurants, and supermarkets are just a short Grab ride away. You're not completely stranded. The cons? Traffic. Oh, the traffic. It can be a nightmare, especially during rush hour. I tried to get to my yoga class the other day and it took me an hour! An hour, people! For a 20-minute drive. I nearly started crying. True story. So, convenient? Mostly. Tolerable? Sometimes. Soul-crushing? Possibly, depending on the traffic gods. Seriously.
Are the amenities any good? Like, the pool, the gym, that kind of thing?
Alright. Amenities. Let's assess. The pool? Gorgeous. Looks like something out of a travel magazine. But... it gets crowded. Like, *really* crowded. Especially on weekends. I once spent 20 minutes circling, desperately searching for a sun lounger until I just gave up and went back to my studio to sulk. The gym? Decent, if you're not expecting Olympic-level training equipment. It's got the basics. The pingpong table, also decent, but someone always hogs it. Someone with *serious* paddle skills. And then there's the laundry. *Don't even get me started on the laundry*. The machines are ancient, and once, my favorite shirt got partially eaten by one. So yeah…mixed bag.
How's the internet situation? Because being disconnected is a dealbreaker for me.
Okay, crucial question. Internet. Okay, It's... adequate. It works, but it can be a little… temperamental. Especially during peak hours. I've had video meetings cut out, Netflix buffering endlessly, and the crushing sense of isolation that comes from being dependent on the internet. But hey, it's better than dial-up, right? *Right?* Mostly, it’s fine. But if your job depends on a super-stable connection, maybe test it out first. Or prepare for some…frustration. It’s a gamble, really.
What about noise? Is it noisy? Because I need my beauty sleep.
Noise. Oh, boy. This is a big one. The walls...well, they're not exactly soundproof. You'll hear your neighbours' conversations, their karaoke, their questionable taste in music, and, yes, their…other activities. I remember this one time, there was a screaming baby for like three hours. Three hours! I swear I could feel my sanity slowly dripping out of my ears. The street noise isn't *terrible*, but some nights, there's construction. The kind of construction that starts at, like, 6 AM. So, bring earplugs. Seriously. And maybe a white noise machine. Or a direct line to the local authorities for noise complaints. I’m serious.
Is it worth the money? Is it a good deal?
Worth the money... Hmm. It's a tough call. The rent is... well, it's what you'd expect for the area. Not cheap, but not extortionate either. The amenities are a plus, if you can actually *use* them. The view is, dare I say, worth it, sometimes. But when you factor in the traffic, the occasional internet glitches, the karaoke, the noise... it's a mixed bag. Honestly? It depends on your priorities. If you crave convenience, a decent view, and are willing to tolerate the occasional inconvenience, then maybe. But if you demand absolute peace and quiet, flawless internet, and a spacious apartment, you might want to keep looking. I'm honestly still deciding myself. Maybe I will move, maybe I won't. Who knows? Life is messy, like this FAQ.
Any advice for aspiring Sky House residents?
Okay, aspiring Dreamiest Sky House residents, listen up: 1. **Earplugs are your best friend.** Seriously. Invest in good ones. 2. **Be prepared to share the pool.** And the gym. And basically everything, at some point. 3. **Embrace the chaos.** You won't find perfection, but you might find an adventure. 4. **Check the internet speed *before* you move in.** Just trust me on this one. 5. **Learn to love BSD traffic.** Or, you know, move closer to your workplace... And finally... **don't believe everything you read in the brochures.** Go in with open eyes and a healthy dose of skepticism. And maybe… a good sense of humor. Because you're gonna need it. Good luck, and I hope you enjoy (most of) it!
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