Hotels in Indonesia

If you are interested in staying in hotels in cities in Indonesia where you can relax by the beach, then we recommend that you consider staying in the Harris Hotel Tuban, in Bali. Staying at this hotel in Kuta, Bali, you will find yourself surrounded by beautiful beaches, and plenty of Buddhist temples. Bali is a surfer’s dream, and the island is well connected with the main source of public transport the minibuses, known locally as bemos, or colts. If you would like to stay in the city, then you will be pleased to know that there are plenty of Indonesia hotels in Jakarta, and we recommend the Pullman Jakarta Indonesia. It gives frequent and affordable access to the national museum amongst other tourist locations via the Bus Rapid Transit service, which skips the traffic by running along bus lanes.

If you are interested in visiting some of the most popular attractions in Indonesia, then you are almost spoilt for choice. A stay at the Rattan Inn, in Kalimantan is ideal as it allows you to visit the nearby sanctuaries and rescue centres for the famous orangutans of Borneo, where they live in the Tanjung Putting National Park. Another incredible experience is to stay at the Kanawa Beach Resort and go to visit the Komodo National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site that you can only get to by boat. You will have to pay a small entrance fee to see the real-life dragons in their natural habitat, but you can also look to go snorkelling, canoeing or hiking during your visit to the island.

If you are looking for cheap hotels in Indonesia that will also let you experience the nightlife, then you will be pleased to know that you can find these in Indonesia in a lot of the main tourist destinations, such as Jakarta. A stay at the Aryaduta Menteng hotel is close to the Jakarta Entertainment District, where you will find Colosseum, one of Indonesia’s most famous nightclubs that was actually designed around the Colosseum of Rome. Another great place for nightlife is in Bali, and we recommend a stay at the Novotel Bali Ngurah Rai Airport. Legion Street is the most popular nightlife zone in Bali, and clubs like Skygarden attract some of the most famous DJs and artists around the world, such as Steve Aoki and Afrojack.

Indonesia is a country that is full of history and culture and no visit would be complete without seeing Borobudur, the ancient Buddhist temple that is a UNESCO world heritage site. It is very close to Yogyakarta, so we recommend a stay at the Grand Mercure Yogyakarta Adi Sucipto hotel. You will also want to stay at the Best Western Plus Makassar Beach hotel in the south Sulawesi Province, as it gives you easy access to the Tana Toraja boat houses, which celebrate Indonesian culture and history.

At just £97 per night on average, March is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Indonesia. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in Indonesia is February.

As many would assume, more people stay in Denpasar than in any other city while visiting Indonesia.

Visiting and staying overnight in North Kuta will cost you a premium compared to the rest of Indonesia. Expect to pay £92 per night, a rate that is about 120% more than the country’s average.

Our users typically find that Ubud has the lowest per night rates in the country at just £6. Ubud offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 80% lower than the average city in Indonesia.

As of November 2024, there are 81,977 operators available to choose from for hotels in Indonesia.

Prices for hotels in Indonesia were last updated today.