What an eye opener.. There is No restaurant (maybe in the works?), No TV, No internet even on your phone, Hygiene conditions questionable, as I got very sick and went to hospital. No transport. No pool. basically nothing since it closed down in 1992 after the great Suharto money laundering debacle.. The air conditioners are all wired dangerously as of June 2010 100+units, This has been reported. Other electrical works are poor or dangerous, so they have been tagged out but I’m sure much more to go. Admittedly they have done some work towards this so don’t touch anything. (My opinion as an electrical contractor) No cooking facilities in the rooms, only tiny fridges and a kettle. Stay there only if it’s your last option and you can speak Korean to communicate with the staff.
- Christmas Island Hotel
