그랜드 엘티 크라카토아 앳 크라카토아 니르와나 리조트

This hotel is a legendary hotel in their era. The views and facilities might make your staycation dream come true, but the room itself might drag your expectation. The bed, TV, and shower make you think twice to come back.

Main di pantai, sewa speda listrik, depan villa langsung pool, enak banget

참 넓다 찌짝과함께ㅋㅋ

Meals banyak variasi, villa bersih fasilitas lengkap.

I stayed at Grand Elty Krakatoa, incorrectly thinking the resort could cater for tourists wanting a Krakatoa volcano experience or at the very least, be prepared to assist visitors who want that experience. The resort has the name ‘Krakatoa’ in it after all. In actual fact the resort caters for local clientele who use the resort but do not appear to venture beyond its confines. The resort is not adequately equipped to cater for foreign tourists who want to explore the region. There are no motorbike hire places nearby and no local shops. You are trapped. Thankfully one of the few English speaking staff members Harry went out of his way to assist me arrange a day trip to Krakatoa which was above and beyond his duties and for which I am extremely grateful. The resort however is dated. The food was awful. (I tried local and western foods) The setting is bland. If the sky wasn’t contaminated with smoke and smog you would have a view of an enormous volcano but because of the pollution you wouldn’t know it was there. The locals throw their plastic rubbish on the ground. Of course it ends up in the ocean which is littered with plastic. They are lovely people but they do not respect the environment. The most bizarre thing about the Grand Elty experience was the local visitor’s use of the property to indulge their obsession with blaring karaoke parties. There was karaoke all day and night from 6 am to 10 pm. Imagine waking up on your relaxing ‘holiday’ to booming, shrieking, out of tune karaoke going off in the next door villa at 6 am. I’m talking about the volume turned up to 10 and screeching feedback. That’s what happened to me. It was so offensive and inconsiderate of other guests but clearly part of the accepted culture and condoned by the resort. Thankfully my stay was brief and my goal of making it to Anak Krakatoa was successful however I attribute that to a fantastic staff member and not the venue.