Hotel dekat Galaxy Mall, Surabaya

Staff: Very welcoming, polite, and accommodating. Room: Comfortable beds, great air-conditioning, smooth WiFi connection. Amenities: There's a swimming pool, a nice window view, and a breakfast buffet. Good • Nearby convenient store, Circle K and Indomaret. • Nearby cafe, Kedai 27. • Nearby coin laundry shop. • There's a mini fridge. • Breakfast was good, varieties of selections. Bad • The aircon compressor box at the balcony can be a little noisy at night. • Toilet was kinda small, and the sink was separated.

This hotel is quite economic for Harris’ level. There are pool, gym, and kids playground. The room is not that spacious but very comfortable for two persons. I requested for an iron and they delivered it to my room very quickly. They could do better for the restaurant, elevator, and the toilet — no bidet shower hence a little bit struggling for kids (i had some guest with kids coming over).

The room was clean and nice, However the sustainability efforts are lacking, I didn't need my towel to be changed daily and kept it on the rack, but yet it was changed every day. Once I came back to see all the lights and air-conditioning was on, likely running all day 10 am- 7pm + when I returned The lifts are super slow and only 1 coffee machine for the whole breakfast restaurant that needed addition of water all the days I was there

This location is in a more industrial neighbourhood with very few things around it if you’re staying here because you want to be close to the airport, there really is Here’s a tidier version of the hotel review: The hotel is a bit out of the way, so be prepared to either take a taxi deeper into the city or bring supplies back with you. There’s a bakery on the first floor, a restaurant on the second floor, and the hotel has its own kitchen and bar. The fifth-floor bar is pleasant, with live music, but unfortunately, my food experience wasn’t great. When my order arrived, it was clear the food had been microwaved, and the chicken was completely raw. Although they kindly remade the dish, I didn’t want to wait another 30 minutes. The rice was cold and dry, and the Katsu dish, with just a few spoonfuls of curry sauce, was disappointing. On the positive side, the staff were very friendly and helpful, especially when I needed to book a hospital appointment for acid reflux. Overall, it’s fine for a short business stay, but not ideal for a longer visit due to the location and food quality issues.

Still the best. Please book the room, but don't forget if you want to book non-smoking, it's better to write it first so you get a share.

It is so close with Tunjungan Plaza Mall, but little bit crowded and confusing for entrance 😄. The staff were so nice and helpful, whenever you met they will greet you. Thank you for hospitality FourPoints🙏🏻.

I originally booked one of the renovated rooms and there is a bit of fiasco in the first day when I came back to the room it just reeked of raw sewage, almost like a pipe it exploded, and I immediately called housekeeping who sprayed but said that they would move me to a different suite which is the one in the photos. This is one of the more expensive suites and it’s basic and similar in comparison to the renovated suite. However, renovated suite looks like it was renovated back in 1990s as the other suite was much nicer and more modern Overall, the service was fantastic. The food in the breakfast was delicious. The pool is nice. I’ll be at a little quiet and overall it’s a great location if you wanna go out to different sites or if you just wanna cruise the mall or do some quick shopping 

I recently spent my New Year's celebration at the Marriott Surabaya, and let me tell you, the first impression was like discovering a ”classic vinyl record”—a bit outdated yet full of charm! The decor leans towards the older side, but I was prepared for this vibe thanks to various reviews I had read. After settling in, I grew to love the cozy atmosphere—like wrapping myself in a warm blanket. The room was surprisingly spacious, offering more space than many newer hotels, making it feel like my own little oasis! The bathroom was also gleaming and roomy enough for an impromptu dance party, should the mood strike! Now, let’s dive into the breakfast experience at Pavilion. The cage-like design of the venue adds a unique touch, inviting plenty of sunlight—perfect for brightening up your morning. The buffet offered a wide array of dishes to satisfy international travelers' palates, making each breakfast an exciting adventure. The selection of Indonesian cuisines and desserts was particularly impressive. But what truly set Pavilion apart was the staff. They were superb and went above and beyond, taking the time to cater to us personally. They even recommended and brought out some local dishes—insider choices that added an authentic touch to our dining experience. In my past hotel breakfasts, the staff often just fulfilled their duties, but here, it felt more like breakfast with friends. That warmth and attentiveness made all the difference! And don’t miss out on the local flavors of ice cream! I can’t name the flavors since they’re all in local dialects, but they were heavenly and a fun challenge to try! For lunch and dinner, I found myself opting for room service several times because resisting their tempting menu was like ignoring a catchy tune stuck in your head. Each meal surpassed my expectations—purely irresistible! Another delightful surprise was the complimentary laundry service offered daily, which saved me after my waterfall adventure left me looking like a mud monster. And post-overnight trip to Bromo? I was practically a walking dust bunny! As I like to say, ”It's the little things that count,” and this thoughtful touch truly made a difference. Lastly, the hotel's location is fantastic! Just a short stroll away lies the biggest shopping mall—truly a haven for foodies and shoppers alike. Overall, my stay at the Marriott Surabaya was delightful, and I left with wonderful memories—definitely a place I’d recommend for a cozy yet vibrant experience!