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Indonesia

Indonesia's coverage in this directory spans the archipelago: Bali's beach and resort areas across the south of the island; the capital Jakarta and the cool highland city of Bandung in West Java; Yogyakarta and nearby Solo in Central Java; Surabaya, the East Java capital; the resort island of Lombok east of Bali; and the Riau Islands of Batam and Bintan, a short ferry from Singapore. Together they range from gated beach resorts and private islands to high-rise business and mall-linked city hotels.

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Bali

Beach resorts spanning Nusa Dua's gated strip, Seminyak's beach clubs and Ubud's jungle interior.

59 hotels →

Balikpapan

East Kalimantan's oil-and-gas hub city, and the main gateway to Indonesia's new capital, Nusantara.

2 hotels →

Bandung

Hotels clustered around the Dago area in this cool-climate West Java highland city.

13 hotels →

Bangka Belitung

Tin-mining islands off Sumatra's east coast, known for granite-boulder beaches and Pangkalpinang, the provincial capital.

1 hotels →

Banjarmasin

South Kalimantan's canal-laced river city, famous for its floating markets, served by Syamsudin Noor International Airport in neighboring Banjarbaru.

1 hotels →

Batam

The Riau Islands city off Singapore, from Nagoya downtown to the Harbour Bay waterfront and private islands.

5 hotels →

Bekasi

Jakarta's eastern industrial satellite city, home to the Bekasi Industrial Estate and a growing cluster of business hotels along its toll-road corridors.

1 hotels →

Berau

The Tanjung Redeb riverside hub of East Kalimantan's Berau Regency, and the main gateway to the Derawan Islands.

1 hotels →

Bintan

Beach resorts along the Lagoi Bay strip on Bintan island in the Riau Islands.

6 hotels →

Bogor

Hill-station hotels around Bogor city and the Puncak/Ciawi corridor, an hour south of Jakarta.

4 hotels →

Jakarta

The Sudirman-Thamrin business corridor, Mega Kuningan's embassy row and Jakarta's old town.

56 hotels →

Lombok

The Senggigi coast in the northwest to the Mandalika area in the south.

6 hotels →

Makassar

South Sulawesi's port capital, the gateway to Toraja and eastern Indonesia.

3 hotels →

Malang

A cooler East Java highland city near Mount Bromo and the Batu tourist belt.

2 hotels →

Manado

North Sulawesi's coastal capital and the launch point for Bunaken's dive sites.

1 hotels →

Medan

North Sumatra's largest city, and gateway to Lake Toba.

2 hotels →

Nusantara (IKN)

Indonesia's new capital city under construction in East Kalimantan, home to the country's first international 5-star hotel.

1 hotels →

Padang

West Sumatra's coastal capital, a gateway to Minangkabau culture, Padang cuisine, and the Mentawai Islands.

1 hotels →

Palembang

The historic Sumatran river city on the Musi River.

2 hotels →

Pangkalan Bun

Central Kalimantan's riverside gateway town to Tanjung Puting National Park's orangutans, on the Arut River.

1 hotels →

Pontianak

West Kalimantan's capital, straddling the equator on the Kapuas River delta.

2 hotels →

Samarinda

The capital of East Kalimantan, straddling the Mahakam River, a business and government hub distinct from nearby Balikpapan.

2 hotels →

Semarang

Central Java's port capital, home to the Dutch colonial Kota Lama old town and the Jalan Pemuda business corridor.

4 hotels →

Solo

Hotels in the Central Java royal city east of Yogyakarta.

7 hotels →

Sukabumi

West Java's Sukabumi regency, gateway to Situ Gunung and Pelabuhan Ratu, southwest of Bogor.

1 hotels →

Surabaya

Split between the central Tunjungan business district and the West Surabaya Pakuwon mall corridor.

14 hotels →

Tangerang

Jakarta's western satellite spanning Tangerang city, Soekarno-Hatta Airport, and the planned townships of BSD City, Serpong, Alam Sutera, and Gading Serpong.

5 hotels →

Yogyakarta

The Central Java cultural capital near Borobudur and Prambanan.

10 hotels →