Anyer Hotels Room Fully Booked

As reported by Metrotvnews.com, in Serang on addition "Kamar hotel di Anyer Penuh" All hotels room in Anyer beach is fully booked, on Waisak holiday, the details of reported as below:


Most rooms in several hotels in Pantai Anyer, Serang, Banten, fully booked since the first day of the long holiday weekend, until Sunday (30 / 5).

Secretary of the Association of Indonesian Hotel and Restaurant Association (PHRI) Serang, Sukirman, in Serang, Sunday (30 / 5), said the occupancy rate of hotels in Anyer Beach since Friday filled almost 100 percent increase from the day usually are only about 50 percent to 60 percent of total rooms available.

"Visitors from crowded beaches since Friday night, their average reserve a room for two nights," said Sukirman.

According Sukirman, based on the observation in a number of hotels, like Hotel Marbela Anyer, Patra Jasa, Pisita, Nuansa Bali Anyer and several other hotels in Anyer, the average occupancy rate increased by almost 100 percent. In fact, on Friday night missed a lot of visitors because it is full.

Sukirman said, like the Hotel Patra Jasa from the existing 70 room hotel with a variety of type category, including 4 class suite, 28 superior, 30 and eight standard sea view garden view room standard class, everything is fully charged. So also in several other hotels along the beach Anyer.

Sukirman said, visitors who come to the long holiday weekend (long weekends) for three days, the average hotel guest who came from the family party in Jakarta and Bandung. However, the hotel manager did not hold a special welcoming ceremony, such as new year holiday or a long holiday Idul Fitri, just such a welcome weekend off normally.

"Some hotels there that serves the arts and traditional dance," he said.

He said that, during the long holiday weekend, good enough condition Anyer beach because the surf is not too great and the weather is also good for two days. Besides coming from outside the area of Banten, visitors also come from surrounding areas Banten, using two-wheeled vehicles.