Kamp Aninipot

The view from the hill is genuinely spectacular, and the food gets consistent praise. But multiple women report ants, no water for showers, and rain leaking through walls; the steep, rough road means getting in and out requires planning a motorbike or tricycle ride each time.

• The hilltop view is the standout feature, with multiple women describing it as breathtaking and worth the effort to get there.
• Reaching the property requires a tricycle or motorbike up a steep, rough road, with tricycles requiring a fare negotiated at the point of hire and some drivers refusing the route entirely.
• One reviewer warned that the private pool room had a dead frog in the water, green algae on the bottom, and was not cleaned despite a direct request to staff.
• Two women independently reported returning from full-day hikes to find no running water at the property, with staff offering no solution beyond directing them to shared outdoor showers in the rain.
• One reviewer noted that on their last morning, rainwater leaked through the walls and soaked half the bed, and the property had no alternative room available.
• The road up to the property is steep and in poor condition, most drivers are reluctant to make the trip, and those who do typically charge a premium fare.
• Basic fan rooms are the entry option, with air-conditioned rooms available at higher cost, but multiple reviewers reported ants, insects, broken fixtures, and stained towels across room types.
• There is no Wi-Fi on the property and cellular reception is described as very weak, even with a local SIM card.
• At least two reviewers experienced rainwater flooding into their rooms through wall cracks or gaps during wet weather.
• The sunset view from the property was consistently called breathtaking, and the on-site food was described as delicious by guests who had a positive stay.

A read of 136 guest reviews. These reviews do not record who wrote them, so nothing here is attributed to women.