**Palangkaraya Family Getaway: NASCAR-Themed Hotel Fun!**

Collection O 90395 Hotel Nascar Family Palangkaraya Indonesia

**Palangkaraya Family Getaway: NASCAR-Themed Hotel Fun!**

Palangkaraya Family Getaway: NASCAR-Themed Hotel Fun! – A Review That's Less "Fact Sheet" and More "Real Life"

Okay, folks, buckle up! Because after dropping the family off at the Palangkaraya Family Getaway, with its advertised NASCAR-theme (yes, really!), I’m here to give you the real deal. Forget the polished brochure speak; this is the unfiltered truth, seasoned with a healthy dose of parental exasperation, kid-induced chaos, and the occasional moment of unexpected joy.

Metadata Stuff (Gotta do it, I guess…):

• Keywords: Palangkaraya, Hotel Review, NASCAR Theme, Family Vacation, Accessible Hotel, Swimming Pool, Restaurant, Spa, Kids Facilities, Indonesia, Travel, Family Fun, Cleanliness, Safety, Wi-Fi, Wheelchair Accessible, Car Park.
• Category: Travel/Accommodation Review
• Target Audience: Families, travelers to Palangkaraya, Indonesia

The Arrival – Chaos, the NASCAR Flag, and… Coffee?

First impressions? Let's just say the "NASCAR theme" is… enthusiastic. Think checkered flags everywhere, race car motifs plastered on everything, and a lobby that feels like it's gearing up for a pit stop. My initial reaction? A bewildered chuckle. The kids? Immediately, full throttle, racing each other through the lobby. Control? Non-existent.

The Accessibility looked promising. They did mention Facilities for disabled guests, and the Elevator came in handy with all our luggage and the aforementioned small human tornadoes . This was crucial. The Check-in/out [express] option was a godsend (especially after the flight delay), but the "express" part felt… optimistic. There was some slight confusion when I mentioned their accessible rooms. Turns out, they "thought" they were full but, no worries, we were promptly given a room on the 1st floor! Score!

The hotel offers Car park [free of charge] which is a huge plus. We drove to the hotel to save some money, and so a free parking makes sense!

Room Rundown – Finally, a Moment’s Peace… Almost

The rooms themselves weren't exactly a pit stop for relaxation. They were clean, though. The Daily housekeeping was a lifesaver. The Air conditioning worked (thank heavens!), and the Blackout curtains were essential for keeping the little Speed Racers asleep past 6 AM.

The Wi-Fi [free] was a definite win. I saw the Internet access – wireless and felt a great wave of relief. The thought of not having to deal with my devices was not going to be good. The Internet access – LAN was also there, though I did not use it.

My room had a nice View. It did not have a Private balcony, too bad.

The Mini bar was stocked - perfect for a sneaky juice box for a kid after a long day.

The Good Stuff – Pools and Pampering (Mostly)

The Swimming pool [outdoor] was a hit. The kids went nuts. My wife went to the Spa/sauna. She seemed a lot less stressed out afterwards. I, myself, took a swim in the Swimming pool and enjoyed it!

They did mention lots of relaxation possibilities: Body wrap, Body scrub, Foot bath, Gym/fitness, Massage, Pool with view, Sauna, … I guess I did not have enough time for that. Maybe next time.

Food, Glorious Food (…Mostly Glorious, Actually)

The food situation was… interesting. The Breakfast [buffet] was surprisingly decent. They had the usual suspects: Asian breakfast, Western breakfast, some Salad in restaurant. I think the Coffee shop was more my style.

The Restaurants had a variety of stuff. The Restaurants, Bar and Poolside bar were all right there! The Coffee/tea in restaurant made my day!

Things To Do and Activities:

This hotel is made for families. The Babysitting service was available.

Cleanliness, Safety, and, Well, Sanity…

Okay, let's address the elephant (or, rather, the NASCAR car) in the room: COVID. The Cleanliness and safety protocols were pretty good. The Anti-viral cleaning products and Profession-grade sanitizing services gave me some peace of mind. They had Hand sanitizer stations everywhere, which was a huge plus… because kids. Everything was as safe as possible.

Some Other Random Bits and Bites…

• Doctor/nurse on call was available, which is always a good thing.
• The Kids meal options weren't exactly gourmet, but the kids were happy.
• The staff: mostly great, especially the ones who seemed to anticipate the chaos and offered extra towels preemptively.
• Car park [on-site]: Super convenient.
• Cash withdrawal was available - yay!

The Verdict: Worth the Pit Stop?

Look, the Palangkaraya Family Getaway isn't a five-star luxury resort. It's not going to change your life. But, it's a decent, kid-friendly hotel with some genuinely good points. It's a place where the kids can run wild, the parents can (hopefully) relax, and everyone can get a good night’s sleep (fingers crossed).

Would I recommend it? Yes. With caveats, of course. Manage your expectations, prepare for some noise, and embrace the NASCAR theme (it's unavoidable). If you're looking for a fun, family-focused vacation, this place might just surprise you. Just remember to pack your earplugs, and maybe a spare sanity kit. You'll need it!

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Collection O 90395 Hotel Nascar Family Palangkaraya Indonesia

Okay, buckle up, buttercups, because this itinerary for the Collection O 90395 Hotel Nascar Family in Palangkaraya, Indonesia, is gonna be a right mess. Forget perfectly polished travel logs. This is the REAL DEAL, folks. Prepare for the whiplash.

ITINERARY: PALANGKARAYA – A Hot and Humid Adventure (Probably with Mosquitoes. Definitely with Humidity.)

Day 1: Arrival – And the Great Luggage Caper (or, How I Became BFFs with the Hotel Bellhop)

• Morning (6:00 AM - 10:00 AM): The flight from [Insert Origin City Here] was… a flight. You know, the usual: cramped, questionable airplane food (seriously, what was that mystery meat?), and a crying baby two rows ahead. I swear, the kid had the lung capacity of a tuba player. Landed in Palangkaraya, which immediately slapped me in the face with a wall of humidity. My hair frizzed up INSTANTLY. Fashion fail, before I even set foot in the lobby.

  • The Luggage Saga: Found my luggage! Oh wait, no, it's probably still circling somewhere up there, somewhere in the dark sky. (Dramatic sigh.) The bellhop, bless his heart (and he really did), spent a solid hour wrangling the luggage chaos with the airport staff. He was fantastic. Gave him a HUGE tip, and now I feel like we're practically soulmates.

• Mid-morning (10:00 AM - 12:00 PM): CHECK-IN! Collection O 90395 Hotel Nascar Family. Okay, the name is… something. Let’s just say it’s unique. The lobby is surprisingly cool (thank God for air conditioning!), and the staff, after the airport debacle, are downright charming.

• Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM): First meal! I'm starving. Hit up the hotel restaurant. They've got Nasi Goreng (hello, deliciousness!), but I might’ve accidentally ordered something with way, WAY too much chili. My tongue is currently performing a fiery salsa dance. It’s a love/hate relationship, mostly hate right now.

• Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM): The room. It's…fine. Cleanish. The AC is a little weak, but hey, it's better than nothing. I unpacked, took a shower (needed!), and then napped. A proper, glorious, jet-lag-fueled nap. Best part of the day, hands down.

• Evening (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM): Wandering. Ventured out. The heat, man, the HEAT. Started strolling around a bit out to get the lay of the land, but quickly retreated back from the intense heat. After that, I hit up the hotel restaurant again, this time requesting something mild.

Day 2: Day Trip Adventure! (and Mosquito Battle)

• Morning (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM): SEBBUK ISLAND, here I come! (or, at least, I think I do. Transport here is a wild ride). My goal is to see a glimpse of the natural beauty Palangkaraya has on offer! The plan is to go with a local tour guide. Maybe, if I'm lucky, I'll spot an orangutan or two!
• Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM): Found a local warung – a small, family-run Indonesian restaurant. The food? AMAZING. The price? UNBELIEVABLE. I feel like I'm practically stealing from them, it's so cheap. So many new flavors. My tastebuds are experiencing a festival.
• Afternoon (1:00 PM - 5:00 PM): Sebuk Island was… rough. The boat ride was NOT for those with a weak stomach. And even with DEET-soaked clothing, the mosquitoes were relentless! I am now covered in itchy bites. I took a nap and then tried to get over myself and then did some quick research which led me to even more exciting options.
• Evening (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM): Back to the hotel. More delicious, non-chili-infused food. Maybe this time, I'll try my hand at learning some Bahasa Indonesia. "Terima kasih" is about all I've got right now. "Thank you," of course. But there must be a lot more to it, right?

Day 3: Culture Shock (and a Near-Calamity with a Motorbike)

• Morning (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM): I decided to embrace the local culture! Now, I'm not going to name names or provide descriptions for safety, but I did go to a local market thing! The colorful clothes, and the energy, and the smells! It's a complete assault on the senses. It's great though. I bought a batik shirt that looks ridiculous on me – but hey, who cares? I might wear it to the airport.
• Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM): Back at the warung. I'm slowly becoming a regular. They smile when they see me coming. I think I even managed to communicate a slightly complicated food order this time. I am a pro.
• Afternoon (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM): Motorbike rental. Foolish, foolish me. A motor scooter, I had figured, was ideal for exploring and getting around! But the driving! The traffic! Oh, sweet merciful heavens. I may or may not have nearly crashed into a very confused chicken. And a water buffalo. It all happened so fast. I returned the bike, shaken but not stirred (unlike my internal organs).
• Evening (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM): Dinner and a long, relaxing bath. Decided to find myself. And I'm pretty sure I did!

Day 4: Packing and Pondering (and Final Meals!)

• Morning (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Packing! The joy! (That's sarcasm, by the way). Trying to cram everything back into my suitcase. It’s a Tetris game of epic proportions. Also, I'm starting to feel a pang of sadness that I'm leaving. Palangkaraya, you are surprisingly amazing!
• Lunch (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM): One last lunch at the warung. I'm going to miss the food. And the people. I'm trying not to think about the potential food poisoning, because, you know… peace of mind.
• Afternoon (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM): Last-minute souvenir shopping (more batik, naturally!). Trying to burn off any loose rupiah I have left.
• Evening (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM): Farewell dinner. One last Nasi Goreng to savor the experience before heading to the airport. This time, I'll just make I didn't ask for extra spice!
• Late Evening (9:00-11:00 PM): Airport. Flight. Goodbye, Palangkaraya. I’ll miss you.

Random Thoughts & Imperfections:

• The mosquitos here are vicious. Bring ALL the bug spray. Seriously.
• The humidity. It's a constant companion. Embrace the frizz.
• Finding reliable transport here is more challenging than I anticipated. Do your research!
• I'm pretty terrible at bartering. They're probably laughing at me.
• Despite the minor disasters and the general chaos, this trip has been incredible. I've seen amazing things. I've eaten even more amazing things. I've met some of the friendliest people I've ever encountered.
• I'm already planning my return trip.

Final Verdict:

Collection O 90395 Hotel Nascar Family? Eh. Good enough. Palangkaraya? Totally worth it. Just pack extra deodorant, a sense of adventure, and a healthy dose of humor. You'll come back with stories to tell (and a few mosquito bites). And don't forget the anti-itch cream. Seriously. Bye, bye, Palangkaraya!

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Palangkaraya Family Getaway: NASCAR-Themed Hotel Fun! (or, The Chaotic Chronicle of My Vacation)

So, you went to a NASCAR-themed hotel... in Palangkaraya? *Why*?

Okay, first off, yes, Palangkaraya, Borneo. The *jungle*. And yes, a NASCAR hotel. The *combination* of the two is… well, let's just say it's the kind of vacation you book after a little too much online browsing at 2 AM fueled by instant noodles and the desperation for something, *anything* different. My wife, bless her heart, stumbled upon it. She’s a sucker for themed hotels. And frankly? I was craving something that wasn't the usual beach/resort/sunburn routine. Plus, the kids (ages 7 and 9) *love* cars. So, there we were. Honestly? The "why" got a little fuzzy after three connecting flights and approximately 7 hours in airports. But hey, adventure, right? …We have plenty of those now.

Was it *actually* NASCAR-themed? Like, legit?

Dude. It was… intense. The lobby? Think checkered flags, life-sized cutouts of Jeff Gordon (or at least, *a* Jeff Gordon, maybe from a 2005 race?), and a whole lot of red and black. They even had a little gift shop with NASCAR-branded everything. I'm talking t-shirts (which, let's be honest, I secretly wanted), miniature race cars, keychains… You name it, they probably had it plastered with a logo. The kids were in heaven. Me? I was cautiously amused. The wife? She was *fully* in. (She's now looking for a NASCAR-themed cake for her birthday. Send help.) The rooms? Okay, the furniture was a bit… dated. But the bedding? NASCAR! Sheets, pillowcases, the works. I swear, I woke up dreaming of pit stops and high-speed donuts. It was both hilarious and strangely overwhelming. I may still be seeing checkered flags.

What about the food? And the *location*? Did it feel like Borneo?

Food… a mixed bag, tbh. The hotel restaurant was mostly Western-ish fare, with the occasional Indonesian dish thrown in for good measure. Think burgers, pizza, pasta alongside nasi goreng and gado-gado. My son, bless his picky eater heart, lived on fries. My daughter, however, was *all* about the Indonesian stuff, which was a win. I had this incredibly spicy rendang one night, I swear I could *feel* the heat all the way up my nose! Delicious, but definitely a "one bite at a time" situation. Location… Ah, Palangkaraya. The jungle. It *felt* like Borneo, alright. Lush, humid, and teeming with… well, things. I’m pretty sure I saw a monkey or two from the hotel balcony, and various other little critters. The hotel was a bit out of the main city centre, which was… convenient, I guess. Quieter, for sure. But that meant we were reliant on taxis (which were, um, an experience in themselves). You know, it was interesting to come out of the hotel and get a healthy dose of the 'real' Borneo.

Speaking of experiences... What was the *absolute best* thing about the trip?

Okay, deep breath. The best thing… hands down… the Go-Kart track they (apparently) *claim* to have. It's like, this tiny little patch of asphalt out back, barely bigger than my living room, but they call it a "Go-Kart track." It's where the kids, and I, completely lost our minds. Here's the deal. My son, bless his adventurous soul, was PUMPED. My daughter, well, she was initially terrified. My wife, she thought the whole thing was slightly ridiculous… until she got behind the wheel. And then, people, the transformation was astounding. She was *flying*! I'm talking, screeching tires, near-collisions, a little bit of a "Mommy, watch out!"... and this uncontrollable, ear-to-ear grin plastered across her face. It was the most genuine joy I've seen her experience in… well, a while. And me? I was right there with them. We spent, like, two hours that one afternoon just whipping around that little track. I think I may have even briefly taken the lead on one lap. The kids were giggling, my wife was yelling (affectionately), and I felt… well, I felt like a kid again too. That Go-Kart track, my friends, was the unexpected highlight of the entire trip. Forget NASCAR, forget the humidity, forget everything else. That hour of racing, the pure, unadulterated fun and chaos, was everything. It even momentarily fixed the, shall we say, "disagreements" with my son, where we had been bickering over video games the day before. Purely, undeniably, glorious. I'd go back just for that.

Any downsides? Be honest!

Oh, plenty. The Wi-Fi was… patchy. Let's just leave it at that. The air conditioning in our room struggled to keep up with the Borneo heat. The hotel had a minor power outage one night, a truly horrifying experience considering the already poor internet. And, let's be real, the whole NASCAR theme felt a little… forced at times. Like, they were trying *really* hard. The decor was slightly… intense and dated. Also, you have to be prepared to share the hotel with other extremely enthusiastic NASCAR fans. And perhaps the weirdest thing? They played the same five NASCAR-themed songs on repeat throughout the day, every day. I still, to this day, wake up humming one of those songs, I need therapy. Oh, there was the mosquito situation. They were relentless. Pack bug spray. Seriously.

Would you recommend this… experience?

That's a tough one. Honestly? If you're looking for a perfectly polished, luxurious getaway, probably not. If you're looking for something *different*, something that will create some seriously memorable (and slightly chaotic) family moments? Yeah, I'd recommend it. Just… be prepared. Pack the bug spray. Embrace the chaos. And for the love of all that is holy, make sure those Go-Kart tracks actually is open. Because you might end up, like us, being utterly charmed by it. My wife keeps talking about going back next year, you know, for more NASCAR. If that doesn't say something, I don't know what does. I'm still trying to figure out whether to be excited or terrified. But honestly, I think I'd go again, just for the look on my wife's face when she won against my daughter on the go-kart track!

Any last words?

Bring extra phone chargers and earplugs. And for the love of everything, don't be afraid to embrace the weird. You'll probably need it. Oh, and maybe learn a little bit about NASCAR beforehand. I still don't know who won the championship that year.

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