Last week, we had a reservation, 3 rooms for 2 nights. On arrival, they could only supply 2 rooms. Fortunately, the third person in our party was offered accommodation at a friend's home. Room was small, Light blocked by sheets hanging on a clothes line stretching across my window. Great view of hotel staff feet as they hung the laundry.... More

The prices were pretty good for food and drinks (eg Australian wine $16 a bottle), but the food was average (the steak was terrible). The music was too loud, and kept being turned up after requests to turn it down. Service was ok, the usual in Dili: "hello, can you put your cell phone away/stop sparing into space and bring... More

I stayed in a double 'delux' room, which is a slightly larger room that includes a pleather love seat. The room also comes with a simple desk, wardrobe, tv and mini fridge. But it is all very basic and the sheets and towels - particularly the towels - seem very worn, if not downright dirty. The room does have many... More

For its rate, I cannot complain but the hotel is a like an army barracks and with the UN police staying in the hotel, it sure completes the ambiance, probably one of the safest place to stay in Dili.The hotel offers bed and breakfast, the breakfast is passable, provides you the energy you need to start the day, Nothing fancy,... More

In comparison with other hotels at Dili, it is quite cheap (~65 dollars for 2 for "deluxe" rooms, much better looking than the standard superiors). The mattress was pretty good; the room adequately clean; the bathroom OK, although the shower had absolutely no pressure and the water was tepid at most. We did not feel like lounding even for a... More