BINTANG FLORES HOTEL pioneers the international hotel in Flores island of Indonesia

This hotel becomes the first four star hotel with international standard of facilities and services located in Labuan Bajo, west of Flores island, Indonesia. This hotel is situated on a private beach two kilometers from the harbor and three kilometers from the airport. It is a five-storey hotel sets in a specious tropical garden. Drawing on Indonesia architectural influences, the Bintang Flores combines local style and charms with modern conveniences and international standard of services. With a large swimming pool and private white sand beach, the hotel offers complete water sports facilities in a protected environment suitable for families.

Labuan Bajo situated at the westernmost tip of the island, the picturesque fishing village of Labuan Bajo is a convenient staging area for visits to Komodo, other dive sites along the coast, and for exploring the island of Flores. Labuan Bajo has money changing and ATM facilities, and a selection of good value seafood restaurants.

Guest Rooms : Ground floor rooms offer direct access to the garden, while those on higher floors provide a spectacular view of the Flores Sea.

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.

Other facilities: : Dive shop, convenience store, Internet connection, laundry and room service.

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