Mercure Convention Centre Ancol, Jakarta

Advantages: Fully equipped rooms, free wireless
Disadvantages: No restaurant

...Mercure Nestroy in Vienna is a good value for money for a place to stay over holidays or during a business trip. Located a 5 minute walk from a subway station and withing a 20 min walk from the city centre, Mercure is much cheaper than its counterparts just 1 km close to the city centre. The hotel is not impressively decorated, and in general, one should not expect luxury. However, it is very practical. The rooms, for example, are equipped with larger bathrooms than some 5 star hotels in Vienna, the calls from the hotel are reasonably priced, and wireless covering all the hotel is free. All the furniture in the rooms is about functionality, even the tv, mounted above the end of the bed. The rooms are done in a light green and many have windows over the winter garden inside. The disadvantages include the absence... Read review

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Advantages: metropolitan
Disadvantages: traffic jam,bad polution

...jakarta is a number 1 big city in indonesia, u can see a great "MONAS" a monument with gold on the top of the colonnade, u can see a Betawi puppet call "Ondel-ondel". But u must carefull in jakarta because the traffic in the way is very crowded. in jakarta u can see much culture over there. sometimes demonstration from the some faculties can make u fell fear because this city is a capital city. the president, congres reside on this city. for tuourism u can find some tradional market or antique store on ahmad yani street, some backpackers live in jaksa street. in that street u can see a lot of hotel,restaurant, bar and discoutiq. in this city u can find a great girl and for the night live jakarta is city never sleep.... Read review

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Advantages: Friendly staff
Disadvantages: Small car park

...A few weeks ago my friend and I were over in Holland doing another of our war tours. Without having booked anything we had arrived in the eastern town of Nijmegen around seven o'clock on a Friday night and headed for the railway station, assuming that there would be plenty of hotels in the immediate vicinity. In this assumption we were wrong, there being just the one hotel, the Mercure. This hotel is situated next door to the railway station and, standing alone and being approximately seven stories high, is quite conspicuous. It is a four star hotel which, we thought, would therefore be some way above our budget. However, we decided to make enquiries as to the availability and price of rooms. We were glad we did. The very pleasant receptionists told us (in excellent English of course) that they had one twin room available... Read review

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