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Grand Mercure Batam Centre
Grand Mercure Batam Centre offers sophisticated experience with 230 meticulously designed rooms and suites, where modern elegance meets local charm. Guests can take pleasure from culinary experience at Ambrosia All Day Dining and Celeste Cafe & Lounge to relaxing traditional massage, making every moment memorable. Perfect for both leisure and business travelers, the hotel is not just a place to stay, it is an invitation to immerse oneself in comfort and cultural richness.
ibis Styles Batam Nagoya
Located in the business district of Batam, ibis Styles Batam Nagoya offers easy access to Harbour Bay ferry terminal that is 5km away. It features 187 contemporary rooms, a gym, swimming pool, spa and kids' park. Free breakfast and WIFI for all guests. Pe rfect for leisure and business travelers.
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One of the 3,000 islands which make up the Riau Archipelago, Batam attracts over 1 million travellers each year. Just 20 minutes by ferry to Singapore, Batam has fast become one of Indonesia’s most popular tourist destinations. With infinite sandy coastlines, exotic cuisine, bargain shopping, and friendly locals – it’s not hard to see why. In beautiful Batam there is never a shortage of things to do. Those seeking thrills and spills have the choice of bungee jumping, go karting, jet skiing, ski boating, canoeing, diving and wind surfing. With 15 golf courses on the island and a plethora of Indonesian arts and crafts stores there is plenty on offer for those who enjoy their holidays at a much slower pace. One of Batam's biggest attractions is its fresh seafood. Giant prawns, crabs, fish, lobsters, clams and shellfish are cooked in a variety of delicious styles. Be sure to try the local 'gong-gong' conchshell where the succulent meat is dipped in a spicy sauce before eating.
