The Bintang Flores Hotel

Address: BINTANG FLORES HOTEL
Jl. Pantai Pede Labuan Bajo
Phone: 62-385-42000
Fax: 62-385-41333

Web: http://www.bintangfloreshotel.com
email: info@bintangfloreshotel.com

Bali Sales Office
Ramada Bintang Bali Resort
Phone: 62-361-753930
Fax: 62-361-753931
email:
info@bintangfloreshotel.com
sales@bintangfloreshotel.com
Jakarta Sales Office
Phone: 62-21-65310841
Fax: 62-21-65310840
email:
info@bintangfloreshotel.com , sales@bintangfloreshotel.com

The Bintang Flores Hotel is a four-star hotel situated in Labuan Bajo, Flores, Indonesia. Located amid spacious grounds fronting a private beach, The Bintang Flores Hotel is both a destination in its own right and a convenient staging area for visits to nearby Komodo Island and world-class dive sites along the coast of Flores.

Service & Facilities

The Bintang Flores Hotel offers all of the standard services and facilities of a four-star hotel. Affiliated with the Ramada Bintang Bali Resort in Tuban, Kuta, Bali, The Bintang Flores Hotel is able to draw on the facilities of this leading hotel for logistic support and staff training. Labuan Bajo is the transportation hub for western Flores, providing full banking and communications services.

Water Sport

The clean, sheltered waters around Labuan Bajo are ideal for water sports. Fronted by a private, white-sand beach, The Bintang Flores Hotel offers complete facilities for family friendly water sports activities.

Diving

The nearby islands of Komodo and Rinca offers some of the best diving opportunities in the world. A fortunate coincidence of ocean currents and underwater topography has created an exceptional degree of marine biodiversity: more species of fish than can be found in all the rivers and lakes of Europe. The Bintang Flores Hotel provides a convenient base for diving expeditions, and can arrange equipment, transportation to diving venues and diving lessons with PADI accredited instructors. Other dives sites such Riung and Maumere lie a few hours’ drive away.

Explorations

Until recently one of the most remote and seldom-visited regions of the Indonesian archipelago, improved air and sea transportation have opened Flores and adjacent islands to the world. Named Cabo da Flores,“Cape of Flowers” by 17th century Portuguese sailors, referring to the spectacular coral gardens visible under the surface of coastal waters, the mountainous topography of Flores has led to the development of numerous distinct traditions and languages, all overlaid by intriguing aspects of Portuguese culture.

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