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Batam BCC Hotel Review

Hey~ Been so so so long to blog a new post~! I manage to squeeze in a short 3D2N holiday trip to Batam in January. Cheap food +  cheap movie tickets + cheap arcade gaming + cheap kbox session!!! I can foresee that Batam is going to be some annual trip destination for me. Haha... This time round I check in to this new hotel called BCC Hotel. The location is superb! Just 2mins walk to Batam City Square Shopping Centre (not to be missed shopping centre aside from Nagoya). The staff there are friendly & nice too~ They greeted me as I walked along the corridors too.

The room is really spacious! There's a kettle, mini fridge, complimentary mineral water, tea/coffee~ Hair dryer needs to be requested from housekeeping.
Love the room size

:)
 BCC hotel has numerous channels for the television~ If my memory served me well, there's discovery world, movie channel, HBO, sports channel...etc~ There's Singapore's channel 8 & 5 but the viewing quality is quite bad~ I watched a bit family guy, simspons, some discovery channel & Cloudy with a Chance of Meatball. Haha... I really spend my time in the hotel room, love to chill in there & enjoy the nice deco of the room.


rain shower~
Breakfast is quite good there~ There's an egg omelette station, wide variety of local cakes, porridge with sides, and a decent spread of western & local cuisine. 

One thing to note is that perhaps it's new & there's still some construction to be done, there's hammering & drilling work starting at 8am in the morning.... =.=|| That's really a damper.  

That's it for now~ Maybe I will post up some MUST-DO & MUST-BUY at Batam next time~



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