Reviews of Azzahra Guest House Syariah near Juanda 1 stars
JL. Raya Bypass Juanda Perum Grand Juanda City No. 1, 61253 Sidoarjo, Indonesia
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Reviewed: 1 September 2025 · Stayed in September 2025
Verified reviewReally close to the airport and relatively cheap
The room was really ran down, looks nothing like the pictures. The whole place looked really forgotten. The doors from the closet were falling appart. The walls had seen better days for sure. No toilet paper in the bathroom. When I asked at reception, they said they didn't have any and gave me a single tissues pack. When I arrived, the towel was not in the room either because they were still doing laundry (at 4pm). Not a big deal, but adds up. I booked this room to get some rest before an early flight and I couldn't sleep for 3hs straight because of the praying coming out of nearby mosques at various times (including 3-4am). I can understand it's a common practice but they should invest in sound proofing or at least warn you about it prior to booking and on arrival. When this wasn't happening, you could still hear the street noises very loudly so sleep quality was close to zero. The toilet was as basic as it gets. The receptionist had a weird attitude going and asked to take a photo of me. I said "you took one from my passport already, right?" And he seemed upset about it and said "it's not for me, it's for my boss". This is not a common practice in other places in the world so I would have appreciated some calmness to explain the situation.