Sapta Petala Hotel
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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No Smoking
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The comfortable Sapta Petala Hotel Kuta, nestled near the entertainment district of Kuta, offers air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The smoke-free hotel is a good starting point for exploring Kuta, including the lively Waterbom Bali, which is only 6 minutes' stroll away.
This Kuta hotel is located in a shopping area and just 1.8 km from the family-friendly Circus Waterpark Bali. The Sapta Petala Kuta is merely 10 minutes' stroll from Kura kura bus stop and in the immediate vicinity of the Discovery Shopping Mall. The Krisna Oleh is also 3.3 km away.
The air-conditioned rooms comprise a patio and a balcony, and offer climate control for your utmost comfort. The rooms are designed in a unique manner. The rooms also look over the city.
While staying at the Sapta Petala, guests can choose from dining options nearby, such as Warung Pappys, located a mere 100 metres away, or Warong Kotobuki at a 5-minute walking distance.
Review by hotel critic
Review of Sapta PetalaMy recent stay at Sapta Petala was a blend of nostalgia and practicality, reminding me of my first visit 42 years ago. While the hotel presents itself as a luxury destination, the reality reflects a more moderate offering. The room featured a comfortable mattress and basic amenities, including air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, but could use some modern upgrades. Putu, the attentive staff member, ensured all requests were met efficiently, while April at the reception was invaluable in arranging daily vehicle rentals. The fast Wi-Fi and serene atmosphere added to the experience, especially with stunning views from the third-floor balcony. Conveniently located near Discovery Mall, dining options abound, though the hotel's overall condition left something to be desired. For travelers seeking value over opulence, Sapta Petala may serve adequately, provided expectations are aligned with the pricing. In my view, it encapsulates the essence of getting what you pay for in today's hospitality landscape.
