Tamansari Tera Residence
We picked you up again as we left Bandung Station, heading to our Airbnb ten minutes away. The Bluebird fare was IDR50,000 (≈ MYR14/USD3/EUR3), and upon arrival we were greeted by Pak Deni, one of the unit’s co hosts. He helped us store our bags at reception and promised to prepare the unit as soon as possible since we were more than two hours early.
Lunch at Dapur 33
With time to burn, we thought of walking around to look for lunch — then realised there was a restaurant inside the building. We walked into Dapur 33 and were pleasantly surprised to find a menu full of local Sundanese dishes.
We were recommended to try:
- Timbel Ayam Bakar (grilled chicken)
- Timbel Gepuk (grilled beef)
- 2 Sugar Free Iced Tea
- Coffee with Milk (for me)
- Pisang Sale — dried banana fritters (for Cat)
Our simple yet delightful first meal in Bandung came to IDR140,000 (≈ MYR38/USD9/EUR8).
We lingered at Dapur 33, enjoying the calm atmosphere, until we received a message from Pak Deni at 1:15pm — our unit was ready.
Checking In
We met him at the lobby, collected the access card, and rode the elevator up to Unit 1103A. The unit was simple, clean, and well appointed — we’ll let the footage speak for itself.
After depositing our bags, we headed to the 6th floor to check out the swimming pool and gym. Both were small and modest, but they served their purpose.
The unit faces Mount Manglayang (if we’re not mistaken), giving it a calm, soothing ambience. At RM149.34 (≈ USD34/EUR32) per night, it truly offered great value for money — though we’ll admit it felt like a slight downgrade after Sigit’s lovely apartment in Jakarta.
What’s Next
Be sure to catch our next video as we begin exploring Bandung on foot.
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