Anwar Siswadi (Kontributor) TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Taman Safari Indonesia announces the birth of several new animals across its various locations two Humboldt penguin chicks (Spheniscus humboldti) native to the Pacific coast of Peru and Chile “These male penguin babies were named Flip and Flop through a public contest involving hundreds of participants on Instagram,” said Alexander Zulkarnain Senior Vice President of Marketing at Taman Safari Indonesia Group on Tuesday a baby agile gibbon or Javan gibbon (Hylobates agilis) named Ron has been born to parents Galih and Shinta The three-month-old gibbon joins a group of six Javan gibbons at the park “Ron is healthy and can be observed by visitors,” Alexander added Two Bengal tiger cubs at The Grand Taman Safari Prigen named Bima and Bisma were born on September 24 “The cubs are currently under the intensive care and close monitoring of the conservation team,” he said now houses 17 Bengal tigers across its various locations With a total of 9,325 animals from 409 species Taman Safari attracts over 6 million visitors annually Taman Safari began its journey with The Great Taman Safari in Cisarua It has since expanded to include Prigen in Pasuruan Regency Editor's Choice: Borobudur Temple Launches Special Class, Tourists Can Learn Meditation in Just 6 Hours Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Today's Top 3 News: List of Baeksang Arts Awards 2025 Winners, 7 Most Beautiful Banknotes in the World 2025 Conclave: How the Catholic Church Will Elect the Next Pope Budget-Friendly Vacation: Free Places to Visit in Penang Island Ready for a Change? 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Iklan Examining the Forest and Land and Forestry Disaster Cycle in Indonesia Every year forest and land fire disasters always occur in Indonesia there are certain years when such disasters occur that are especially worrying What is the pattern of this forest and land fire disaster like Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us at hotline@kompas.id and we'll make every effort to address them TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in Mencermati Siklus Bencana Karhutla di Indonesia Flames still visible in the area of the forest and land on Mount Arjuno in Prigen District The cause of the fire was due to hunters who burned the land This long dry season has made the disaster forest fires and land or forest fires increasingly worrying. There are at least seven provinces that have declared forest and land fire disaster alert status The seven provinces that still have forest and land fire disaster alert status based on data from the National Disaster Management Agency on October 13 2023 are Riau The determination of disaster alert status is inseparable from the potential for widespread forest fires as a result of the long dry season which causes rainfall intensity to decrease and causes fires or hotspots South Sumatra is the province with the most districts/cities that have declared forest and land fire disaster alert status followed by Central Kalimantan with 5 districts/cities From several provinces and cities that are on alert for forest and land fires disasters there are some areas that have upgraded their status to emergency response South Kalimantan has elevated its forest and land fire emergency status since May 2023 there are Ogan Komering Ilir Regency (South Sumatra) Kotawaringin Timur Regency (Central Kalimantan) These areas are currently in a state of emergency regarding forest and land fires Taruna Siaga Bencana (Tagana) personnel in South Kalimantan are fighting to put out a peatland fire in the Syamsudin Noor Village of Banjarbaru City on Saturday (7/10/2023) Extinguishing the fire is a priority to prevent the haze from disrupting flights at the Syamsudin Noor International Airport The determination of emergency alert and response status is inseparable from the increasingly worrying nature of the forest and land fires disaster the Ministry of Environment and Forestry's (KLHK) monitoring system for forest and land fires indications are that the area of ​​forest and land fires in Indonesia this year has increased from 2022 forest and land fires have already burned 267,935.59 hectares of land and forests This year, the most land and forest fires occurred in West Kalimantan, NTT, NTB, South Kalimantan, South Papua, East Java and Central Kalimantan. In West Kalimantan, the indicated area of ​​forest and land fires reached 54,402.81 hectares the majority (97 percent) of fires occurred in non-forest areas West Kalimantan is not only an area with the largest wildfire coverage but it also recorded the highest increase in the affected area of forest and land fires compared to 2022 the land affected by forest and land fires in West Kalimantan reached 21,836 hectares This condition reflects an increase of more than two-fold in the forest and land fire disaster in West Kalimantan Aerial photos show fire burning on land at the entrance of the Rambutan Toll Gate on the Palembang-Indralaya section of the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road (JTTS) in Sungai Rambutan Village Other regions that also experienced an increase in forest and land fires from the aspect of area burned are Kalimantan there were 100,945.57 hectares of land and forest burned in five provinces in Kalimantan This amount has increased four times compared to a similar disaster that occurred throughout 2022 forest and land fires in Java and Sulawesi also show an increasing trend this year compared to 2022 the incidence of forest and land fires has increased in East Java The phenomenon of increasing forest and land fires (karhutla) in Java Island is partly caused by fires on several mountains such as Mount Arjuno and Mount Bromo in East Java the increase in karhutla areas occurred in Southeast Sulawesi Manggala Agni personnel are currently working to extinguish a peatland fire in Deling village the area of burnt land and forests in Sumatra this year has decreased compared to 2022 there were 13,544 hectares of burnt land on the island of Sumatra and Riau Islands actually experienced an increase forest fires have already burned 4,082.82 hectares of land in the past eight months Looking at the emergency alert status that has been implemented South Sumatra is the region with the most preparedness to handle forest and land fires These regions are Ogan Komering Ulu (OKU) District Also read: Forest and Forestry Emergency in Mountainous Areas on the Island of Java The emergency alert on forest and land fires (karhutla) phenomenon in 2023 reminds us of a similar event in 2019 According to the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) there were indications of forest and land fires covering an area of 1.64 million hectares in 2019 The regions with increased distribution compared to 2018 were Kalimantan and Java the areas that experienced this fire disaster tend to be the same as those that occurred in 2023 the regions that experience the most forest and land fires are South Sumatra Officials are trying to extinguish a fire during a forest and land fire in the Gunung Lawu area 2,611,411.44 hectares of forest and land were affected by fires The two provinces that experienced the most extensive forest fires were South Sumatra and Central Kalimantan there were indications of vast forest and land fires reaching 646,298.80 hectares while in Central Kalimantan it reached 583,833.44 hectares After South Sumatra and Central Kalimantan other provinces that experienced many forest and land fires were Papua The government has made several improvements in handling the forest and land fire disaster that continues to occur every year cross-agency coordination in handling forest and land fires has been emphasized through Presidential Instruction (Inpres) Number 11 of 2015 regarding the Improvement of Forest and Land Fire Control Also read: Fire and Forestry Haze Cases Across National Borders The issuance of this regulation has made the handling of forest and land fires (karhutla) in Indonesia more coordinated and continues to show positive trends The number of burned areas due to karhutla continues to decrease from year to year several regions still have a great potential for karhutla disasters According to the Indonesian Disaster Data of 2022 areas with potential forest and land fire disasters include Riau the emergence of the El Nino phenomenon poses a threat to the handling of forest and land fires disaster which is marked by increasing water temperatures in the eastern and central Pacific causes an increase in atmospheric temperature and humidity above it El Nino can also cause severe drought in some regions Prediction of the arrival of El Nino has been given by the BMKG since the beginning of 2023 The potential risk of disasters that may occur are droughts The disasters caused by this prolonged dry season tend to be similar to those that occurred in 2015 and 2019 which were the impacts of the El Nino phenomenon If the causes of the occurrence of large-scale forest and land fires have been identified (El Nino phenomenon) and the distribution of potential affected areas has been mapped out (Sumatra and Kalimantan) the steps to handle forest and land fires should be more anticipated Also read: Air worsens due to forest and land fires, residents should reduce outdoor activities This handling can be achieved by providing more support for adequate equipment facilities and budgetary support for handling karhutla disasters in provinces with high potential for land fires This handling step can also be combined with a prevention strategy through disaster mitigation The phases of forest and land fires that intersect with the arrival of the El Nino phenomenon can be examined to prevent the widespread impact of forest and land fires that are currently potential to occur in this four-year cycle Also read: Traces of Forest and Land Fires in Indonesia Tourism Minister Arief Yahya inaugurated the Baobab Safari Resort in the Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park in East Java on Thursday (03/08) The park is located in the districts of Malang Arief also challenged the province to step up efforts to compete with the country's nine other prioritized tourism destinations "Which one will breach a million foreign tourists in 2019 East Java is competitive and may emerge as the winner," Arief said in a statement on Friday The minister also reminded regional administration officials to work faster by establishing a benchmark The resort is the first in Indonesia that incorporates the concept of living spaces surrounded by wild animals as it is integrated with Taman Safari Indonesia II Prigen The Baobab Safari Resort may take part in strengthening the development of attractions in the Bromo-Tengger-Semeru area," Arief said Arief said his ministry has praised the management of Taman Safari Indonesia for opening the resort and convention center The Baobab Safari Resort will improve amenities in the 350-hectare area The park also has a 2,000-square-meter aquatic environment which accommodates various aquatic animals Taman Safari Indonesia currently manages four safari parks They are in TSI Cisarua Bogor in West Java TSI Prigen Pasuruan welcomed 2,418 foreign and 431,625 domestic visitors last year The Baobab Safari Resort has 148 standard rooms 24 premium rooms and four junior suite rooms ourism minister Arief Yahya recently traveled to Pasuruan East Java on August 3 to officiate the grand opening of Baobab Safari Resort The resort is integrated with Taman Safari Indonesia II Prigen conservation park making it the first resort in Indonesia that is surrounded by wildlife The name Baobab is derived from the name of an African tree which represents the overall concept of the African-style resort four junior suite rooms and one ballroom for MICE tourism “It’s going to be fun and exciting Baobab Safari Resort can help in strengthening the development of Bromo – Tengger – Semeru attractions and its surrounding area,” said Arief Read also: Six glamping sites in Indonesia for adventure seekers Arief also mentioned that the resort is located in the biggest Taman Safari in Indonesia “It’s one of the biggest parks in Asia The difference between Taman Safari and a zoo is in Taman Safari the animals roam free while in a zoo the animals are caged,” Arief added Arief Yahya was also given the honor to name a male baby giraffe who was born at the safari park a wayang (shadow puppet) character that is said to be the second child in the Pendowo Limo clan The name apparently also has a personal sentiment to the minister “It’s also the name of my beloved son” Arief said As the safari is located in one of the ministry’s 10 priority destinations a Tourism Authority Board for Bromo Tengger Semeru will soon be formed that will adopt the single-management-single-destination approach The goal for the board is to form a Tourism Special Economic Zone (KEK) Bromo Tengger Semeru is spread throughout four regencies in East Java: Malang Read also: Fantastic animals of Indonesia and where to find them the regency also has other tourist attractions such as Kaliandra Eco Resort & Farm Taman Dayu Golf Club & Resort and Finna Golf & Country Club Resort Indonesia currently has four Safari Parks located in Bogor The safari park in Pasuruan welcomes 2,418 international tourists and 431,625 local tourists in a year The highest number of international tourists come from Malaysia the Safari Park in Bogor attracts mostly Middle Eastern tourists The Bali safari park branch also attracts 90 percent foreign visitors Quickly share this news with your network—keep everyone informed with just a single click Customize your reading experience by adjusting the text size to small or large—find what’s most comfortable for you eats carrots with her mother at Taman Safari Prigen zoo park in Pasuruan Cisarua - Forestry Minister Zulkifli Hasan on Thursday named the newborn Sumatran elephant at Taman Safari Indonesia (Indonesian Safari Park – TSI) ‘Raja.’ The baby elephant was born on Thursday adding to the population of elephants in the world’s largest and most successful elephant conservation location.  the original habitat of the elephant.  The total number of Sumatran elephants in Indonesian conservation territories is currently 482 elephants with a total number of 35 births.  TSI Bogor veterinarian Retno 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Fascinating Creatures The Threat of Extinction of the Irrawaddy Dolphin 5 World's Best National Parks for Wildlife Experiences Deforestation Affects Four Key Animals in Aceh recently welcomed a newborn female named Vani of the Axis kuhili species is one of the three mascots of this year’s Asian Games Its natural habitat is on an island with the same name located 150 kilometers north of Surabaya in East Java Bawean deer are cited as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature red list of threatened species Natural Resource Conservation Agency East Java reported that as of 2016 The birth of Vani adds joy to the Asian Games the Bawean deer called Atung represents speed Other Indonesian animals that are mascots comprise a rhino named Kaka that represents strength and a bird called Bhin Bhin that embodies strategy General manager of Taman Safari Prigen Dias Yoenadi said on Aug Vani is the offspring of a 6-year-old male deer named Tino and 3-year-old female deer named Vallen the birth of Vani that coincides with the Asian Games can help increase the population of Bawean deer and raise awareness for people to help protect the species,” Dias told The Jakarta Post Read also: Asian Games dollmaker seeks to share happiness, empower people said the fawn is now in an isolation facility and will socialize with her family before the park sets her free to join a larger group of deer She will mature and be ready to mate at the age of three usually living in small groups comprising a doe and her fawn there are usually two [male] deer in the group The males have three-tined antlers to attract the doe in mating season,” said Dr Which country comes to mind when you think of a cool climate with mountains Indonesia might not have crossed your mind yet we were mind-blown when my family of 5 experienced what East Java had to offer We discovered that East Java is a family-friendly destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers.  We were headed for Baobab Safari Resort and Plataran Bromo 2 resorts which were recommended by a friend who went with young kids prior to us As my family loves hiking and mountainous places these 2 resorts ticked all our boxes as ideal travel destinations.  Keeping a travel journal helped my boys number their days on vacation and take stock of the memorable moments we had on this trip.  situated on the slopes of Mount Arjuno and about 1 hour 20 minutes south from Juanda International Airport We arranged for an airport transfer but there are ride-hailing operators like Gojek and Grab which would be able to take you to Baobab too.  We were ushered to the concierge where meerkats stood guard in their enclosure on the side and giraffes were frolicking in front of the resort’s swimming pool Swim beside the tallest creatures in the world Note that the pool water was cold in December but less likely so during the warmer months of the year.  Baobab impressively created safari feels from the moment we entered We excitedly checked into our room which had a view toward the resort’s savanna where antelopes The housekeeping staff even had a surprise add-on to the room amenities which thrilled the boys – a basket of carrots for animal feeding Evening time was lovely as we settled in to sleep with the resort lawn lit up with fairy lights and as the weather cooled to a temperature of 22 degree Celsius.  After a hearty hotel breakfast the following morning we signed up for giraffe feeding which cost about SGD17 for our family of 5.  we were allowed into the area exclusively for the feeding and were given a basket filled with the giraffes’ favourite foods The boys were apprehensive at first due to the giraffes’ large stature but soon warmed up to feeding the 3 available giraffes due to their gentle demeanour.    We soon learnt that there were other safari animals on the resort grounds such as pelicans and went to see them chilling out in their pens The resort also has other activities such as animal feedings and ATV Adventure which we did not have time for You could even take a photo with the cockatoos and rangers on duty The safari bus tour surpassed our expectations – it was air-conditioned which was perfect for young families on both sunny and overcast days and we did not have to experience the olfactory aspect of the zoo we were comfortable with just admiring the antics and majestic nature of the animals through a glass window in the moving vehicle.  We were able to see animals not featured in Singapore’s zoos such as bison llamas and camels amidst the other popular favourites like the lions My children bounded out of the tour bus in sheer excitement when we alighted right in front of the amusement park flying carousel and bumper boats were the boys’ top favourites amongst other rides.  The animal shows featuring elephants and dolphins separately were as entertaining to us as it was for the boys we could all vouch that it was a fun family time in Taman Safari Prigen Have you exchanged places with animals in your life That was how I felt when we entered a caged vehicle this time not as ticketed guests in a tour bus but as caged guests getting ready to feed some predators we were locked in the cage from within and briefed on safety tips by the guides.  It was a unique experience coming so close to these powerful creatures As we fed them chicken pieces with long metal tongs I couldn’t help but marvel at the beautiful features of the lionesses and how the teeth of the brown bear and tiger had the power to tear meat apart It was indeed a humbling time and a shared family memory that I’d treasure.  we checked out of Baobab and went on a hunt for a waterfall to hike to we hired a driver who advised us that not all waterfalls were safely paved or accessible due to high rainfall in the monsoon season we found a kid-friendly waterfall hike (about 15 minutes one-way) to Putuk Truno Waterfall we were able to view the waterfall from a distance and up close with steps provided down to the foot of the falls.  The drive to Plataran Bromo is winding so arm yourselves with motion sickness medicine bands and sweets if you tend to be woozy on long bendy drives we were received by the butler team and were served buns and hot tea My eldest exclaimed that he felt like royalty and indeed we were treated as such as the hotel staff served as with the warmest hospitality.  The views were particularly stunning as we were surrounded by hills in the foreground and mountains in a distance One moment you are admiring the view and the next you are standing amidst a sea of clouds and fog The weather was cool between 16 to 23 degree Celsius.     Afternoon tea was served daily and kids were invited to cook or bake like a chef My older boys jumped at the sensorial opportunity to roll the dough and press out cookies with the cookie cutters provided.  A play area for kids in the main restaurant was also regularly upkept by the staff This truly is a haven for kids and their parents!  How does a resort stay with minimal screentime look like Lots of outdoor exploration and fun was offered such as horseback riding Our family took turns on horseback and were guided by the horse trainers in a circuit fashion along the road 15 minutes on these creatures was sufficient to give us a taste of this sport without feeling fatigue.  Did we mention that the resort has its own carnival called Plataran Carnival Playground The boys were ectastic when they heard that they could go on unlimited rides of their choice for the whole hotel stay.  All these were manned by a resort staff and it was interesting to point out to the boys how the mechanisms worked.  sheep and rabbit feeding on the resort grounds one of which was the ‘Vintage Campervan Picnic’ We signed up for it but the foggy weather did not permit it to happen till Day 6.  we hopped onto the resort buggy and headed to Tanggulangin Hills rustling trees and endless vast landscapes to gush at.  It is also home to a children’s eco playground which includes see saws There was farmland growing onions and potatoes surrounding the resort grounds It was so refreshing to let the boys roam free and for us to enjoy some couple time.  the chances of having an al fresco dinner were slim The hotel staff were kind enough to postpone our picnic till the last day and even offered to shift the venue indoors should it be wet outside the weather was clear and we had a lovely campfire dinner cooked by 2 chefs The general manager even popped by to greet us and exclaimed that this particular evening was the first time in 2 months that it was dry enough to have the picnic happen Relaxing by the campfire with a beautiful sunset in the backdrop was a sweet ending to our trip in East Java.  East Java is also home to several prominent volcanoes. We did visit the famous Mount Bromo in between both resorts – attempting both the sunrise viewing and hike across the Sea of Sand to summit Mount Bromo. You could do so too and follow this itinerary or take a jeep offered by Plataran Bromo the village in closest proximity to access Mount Bromo A driver is recommended for this leg should you decide to include it in your travel plans Stay safe and have fun travelling with your loved ones “I am very satisfied staying at Baobab Resort with all the very unique amenities.” The perfect weekend getaway in Indonesia for animal and nature lovers When we were searching for a unique place to stay in Indonesia for our next visit to the country It is an African Savanna-inspired resort on the slopes of Mount Arjuno in Taman Safari Prigen in East Java Baobab Safari Resort surprised us in many ways we explored the jungle and had a great time interacting with the safari animals It’s not often that you get to enjoy a posh resort and have wildlife encounters at the same time Families with kids will definitely love this place like we did Who wouldn’t like waking up to the view of zebras and more animals you usually see in the wild Simply being surrounded by these creatures is a privilege for all ages Aside from spending our days feeding the giraffes for free we enjoyed swimming in the resort's infinity pool But the best part of it was that we saw some animals roam freely around the area The nature lover in us delighted and marvelled at the grandiose beauty of Mount Arjuno We’d say that staying at Baobab Safari Resort was truly one for the books and we recommend it for those who love both nature and luxury Check out more interesting features of this safari resort in Indonesia by reading our entire Baobab Safari Resort review The fascinating scenery of the African Savanna and Arjuno Mountain from the balcony of your room will take your breath away Start your mornings with a peek of the Arjuno Mountain from your Deluxe Room balcony instead Baobab Safari Resort's Deluxe Room has enough space to move around It’s still spacious even when your suitcases and other valuables are on the floor The cosy ambience of the room is in line with the ambience of the whole resort with earth colours dominating the entire place The theme bleeds from the wooden furniture to the marble tiles of the bathroom Pendant lamps on both sides of the bed also give off a glamorous style of camping in the jungle What is better than having a balcony in your room for your coffee session it's when you get up close with the animals from your room Guests staying in the Deluxe Safari room don’t need to go out of the building to watch the safari animals but one of the giraffes could just be waiting to meet you from outside the terrace Just try not to let them reach for your coffee or drinks from the mini bar The Premium Room of Baobab Safari Resort offers guests more space to move around And just like in any other room of the resort the breathtaking scenery is only a few steps away from the comfortable bed This 32 sqm room is complete with a king-sized bed seating area and a desk that can be the guests’ workplace The television is wall-mounted above the working table at the bottom of the bed the ergonomic design of the room makes it functional and convenient for every visitor Premium Safari is a perfect choice for those who cannot get enough of observing the safari animals You can enjoy watching the animals on the savanna from your balcony or even from your bed That's a plus aside from the extra area this room provides you might see a zebra or two staring at you from the glass window of your room The comfortable bed is adorned with adorable art towels It would be hard to resist taking a photo before using one when you shower Since Baobab Safari Resort is perfect for families The Junior Suite comes with a separate living room The view from the balcony is that of the majestic Arjuno mountain the Junior Suite Safari provides the best resort experience to families with kids and an additional bed you may request for your children The balcony of the Junior Suite Safari is more spacious than the rest of the rooms The private bathroom is complete with basic toiletries your family needs during a weekend getaway Television divides the living room and bedroom Get your adrenaline pumping with these exciting yet educational activities at Baobab Safari Resort It is pretty common to find the giraffes fed by guests in zoos and safaris all over the world we did it for free in Baobab Safari Resort They even joined us for breakfast on the deck Close encounters with meerkats are encouraged as well in the sanctuary Guests can feed the affectionate animals every day What we liked the most about Baobab Safari Resort is that even if the animals freely roam around Baobab Safari Resort holds Night Walking and Storytelling activities Night Walking is an educational program in Baobab Safari Resort guests can spot the night creatures in the resort only with a flashlight in hand storytelling over a bonfire is also a fun activity best enjoyed by the kids It is an excellent way to cap off your fun-filled adventurous weekend night Parents may then skip reading children’s bedtime stories before lights are turned off It's like going to a jungle camp but with much comfort and style The Taman Safari Prigen wherein guests can find the Baobab Safari Resort covers a land area of around 860 acres It is the biggest safari in Southeast Asia Guests of the luxury resort get exclusive access to Taman Safari Prigen 2000 animals await joiners of the wild Safari Adventure Taman Safari Prigen does not only provide Safari Adventure to guests There are also other activities like elephant interaction and even swimming with the dolphins The experience is both fun and educational That’s the reason why the event is suited to both kids and their parents Baobab Safari Resort is living up to the standards of being a place for postcard-perfect photos since you’ll always have the Arjuno Mountain as the backdrop of your photos in certain spots of the resort You should also know that the Baobab tree is a tree that grows in the drier parts of Madagascar the resort lobby where a replica of the Baobab tree welcomes each guest Don’t forget to take photos with your family and friends by the infinity pool with the savanna in the background Taman Safari Prigen is 50 kilometres away from the Juanda International Airport It is where you can find Baobab Safari Resort Malang City is 45 kilometres away from the property as well The easiest way to reach the resort is to drive your car You can also hire the resort’s airport transport service to take you to the property To make your safari adventure even more exciting head over to the Tiger Cave Restaurant beside Taman Safari Prigen for a meal Three Bengal tigers are in the glass cage overlooking your feast like real kings the staff of Baobab Safari Resort would happily arrange an exciting hike to the Arjuno Mountain during your stay should you want to explore more of Pasuruan Although it is already a prominent view on the resort grounds If you are interested in seeing the beautiful Mount Bromo up close you may also take a trip for two and a half hours from Baobab Safari Resort tourists from Subaraya usually make a stopover at the resort before heading to the active volcano Be spoilt for choice with a range of authentic experiences that cater to your every need We believe that the choice of accommodation can either make or break a trip and we're here to help you pick the best place to stay at See what our in-house staycation experts recommend just for you