Where to stay in Papua Province
Papua Province hotels & accommodations

The location was great, you can reach many ATMs, food stall, and Garuda Indonesia office within walking distance. The room a little small and the facilities are very average. The rooftop bar still under construction but I think it will be great. Maybe the hotel should have operational car to pick up and drop guest from airport with lower price than local taxi.

Staff was very helpful and even helped to negotiate the taxi price for me to the airport. What I really appreciate the hotel doing was their policy to reduce plastic bottles by installing water dispensers in the corridors and provided glass jugs to the rooms. The only bad thing about the hotel is that their walls are quite thin and i could hear the ballroom above my fl...

I love the people at this hotel, the beautiful setting, and the peaceful, seafront vibe. I stayed here when it was the Hotel Irian and they've done a good job with the upgrades - lovely pool, nice terraces, nice meeting room - without losing the character of this place, which was built by KLM back when Papua was a Dutch colony. The airport noises - including the sire...

The staff were nice and most spoke English. We speak enough Indonesian so it wasn't a big deal. We came back from Wamena earlier than our booking, but we were able to book an extra night (at a New Year's price). The spa was very nice after four days trekking. The pool was ok, a bit dirty and often crowded with kids and nannies. The room was great! Very clean, comfortab...

.私はこのホームステイを皆さんにおすすめします。 This homestay is the perfect accommodation.I think the pleasure of traveling for me is that going to interesting place, meeting people, and enjoying local food.This homestay helped me perfectly. Ms.Yuly, the staff of this homestay, arranged everything. Also, her kindest family suppported me.In this trip, I went to lake, sea, and saw the ...

I had no choice but to stay at the Timika Inda as the Rimba was full , I must say thanks to the young lady receptionist that looked after me very well , She done a great job , I had no WIFI meals were none existant other than Nasi Gorang that was ok . Each morning of my three days I was woken up by much noise and banging furniture being moved around and speakes being ...

We had a problem with cockroaches in the bathroom. We also had problems with the toilet that wouldn't flush on occasion. However, as seasoned travelers in Asia, we took in in our stride. By comparison, we've stayed in much worse. The food was great and the pool most welcome.

The staff tried to charge me double when I was checking out i argued for 20min. They dont speak english, but that is to expect in that area. The resteurant is definetly a place to keep away from if you want good food and normal price! The price for six pieces of fried bitesize squid, plain with nothing on the side. And a juice put me back a whopping 115 000RP!! ...

Staff was superb and went above and beyond for us, including allowing us free long-distance phone calls. Hotel itself is brand new and rooms reflect this. A clean, business-class hotel in Jayapura, which is much needed. WiFi only downstairs in lobby, not in room. TV does have a few English channels, although mostly news. Location is good and safe. Much recommended!

Reception seemed unorganized, no experience with e-vouchers, tryed to start my bluethooth without giving any information. ( i need to know what is going in and out from my phone!) Dont speak any english so bring a phrasebook. Breakfast is ok with rice, omelette, vegetablesoup and white bread. I feel this hotel is more for business then for tourist. Location is not grea...

it was 3 night stay for my business trip in Jayapura. As a local hotel,the standard is very high to becampared to star-chain hotels: cleanliness, staff performance and location. Food they served was also excellence and internet connection was very reliable
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.私はこのホームステイを皆さんにおすすめします。 This homestay is the perfect accommodation.I think the pleasure of traveling for me is that going to interesting place, meeting people, and enjoying local food.This homestay helped me perfectly. Ms.Yuly, the staff of this homestay, arranged everything. Also, her kindest family suppported me.In this trip, I went to lake, sea, and saw the ...

The staff tried to charge me double when I was checking out i argued for 20min. They dont speak english, but that is to expect in that area. The resteurant is definetly a place to keep away from if you want good food and normal price! The price for six pieces of fried bitesize squid, plain with nothing on the side. And a juice put me back a whopping 115 000RP!! ...

I had no choice but to stay at the Timika Inda as the Rimba was full , I must say thanks to the young lady receptionist that looked after me very well , She done a great job , I had no WIFI meals were none existant other than Nasi Gorang that was ok . Each morning of my three days I was woken up by much noise and banging furniture being moved around and speakes being ...

Reception seemed unorganized, no experience with e-vouchers, tryed to start my bluethooth without giving any information. ( i need to know what is going in and out from my phone!) Dont speak any english so bring a phrasebook. Breakfast is ok with rice, omelette, vegetablesoup and white bread. I feel this hotel is more for business then for tourist. Location is not grea...

The location was great, you can reach many ATMs, food stall, and Garuda Indonesia office within walking distance. The room a little small and the facilities are very average. The rooftop bar still under construction but I think it will be great. Maybe the hotel should have operational car to pick up and drop guest from airport with lower price than local taxi.

Staff was very helpful and even helped to negotiate the taxi price for me to the airport. What I really appreciate the hotel doing was their policy to reduce plastic bottles by installing water dispensers in the corridors and provided glass jugs to the rooms. The only bad thing about the hotel is that their walls are quite thin and i could hear the ballroom above my fl...

We had a problem with cockroaches in the bathroom. We also had problems with the toilet that wouldn't flush on occasion. However, as seasoned travelers in Asia, we took in in our stride. By comparison, we've stayed in much worse. The food was great and the pool most welcome.

I love the people at this hotel, the beautiful setting, and the peaceful, seafront vibe. I stayed here when it was the Hotel Irian and they've done a good job with the upgrades - lovely pool, nice terraces, nice meeting room - without losing the character of this place, which was built by KLM back when Papua was a Dutch colony. The airport noises - including the sire...

it was 3 night stay for my business trip in Jayapura. As a local hotel,the standard is very high to becampared to star-chain hotels: cleanliness, staff performance and location. Food they served was also excellence and internet connection was very reliable

Staff was superb and went above and beyond for us, including allowing us free long-distance phone calls. Hotel itself is brand new and rooms reflect this. A clean, business-class hotel in Jayapura, which is much needed. WiFi only downstairs in lobby, not in room. TV does have a few English channels, although mostly news. Location is good and safe. Much recommended!

The staff were nice and most spoke English. We speak enough Indonesian so it wasn't a big deal. We came back from Wamena earlier than our booking, but we were able to book an extra night (at a New Year's price). The spa was very nice after four days trekking. The pool was ok, a bit dirty and often crowded with kids and nannies. The room was great! Very clean, comfortab...
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Staff was very helpful and even helped to negotiate the taxi price for me to the airport. What I really appreciate the hotel doing was their policy to reduce plastic bottles by installing water dispensers in the corridors and provided glass jugs to the rooms. The only bad thing about the hotel is that their walls are quite thin and i could hear the ballroom above my fl...

The staff were nice and most spoke English. We speak enough Indonesian so it wasn't a big deal. We came back from Wamena earlier than our booking, but we were able to book an extra night (at a New Year's price). The spa was very nice after four days trekking. The pool was ok, a bit dirty and often crowded with kids and nannies. The room was great! Very clean, comfortab...
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Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Papua?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Papua is USD 35. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Papua is USD 59.
What's the average price of a hotel in Papua this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Papua this weekend is USD 33. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Papua this weekend is USD 60.
What's the average price of a hotel in Papua tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Papua tonight is USD 33. The average price for a 4-star hotel in Papua tonight is USD 58.
What are the best hotels in Papua near Mozes Kilangin International Airport?
Verified travelers to Papua who stayed near Mozes Kilangin International Airport have given top reviews to Horison Diana Timika, Horison Hotel Ultima Timika and Swiss-Belinn Timika.
What are the best hotels in Papua near Sentani International Airport?
Verified travelers to Papua who stayed near Sentani International Airport have given top reviews to Horison Express Sentani, Horison Sentani and Hotel Suni Sentani Managed by East Season.
What are the best hotels in Papua near Wamena Airport?
Verified travelers to Papua who stayed near Wamena Airport have given top reviews to Pintu Biru Hostel and Grand Baliem Hotel.
What are the most popular hotels in Papua?
Some of our most popular hotels in Papua are MaxOneHotels.com @Jayapura, Hotel Suni Sentani Managed by East Season and Horison Kotaraja.
What are the best hotels in Papua for couples?
Hotels in Papua that are highly rated by couples include MaxOneHotels.com @Jayapura, Hotel Suni Sentani Managed by East Season and Horison Kotaraja.
What are the best hotels in Papua for families?
Hotels in Papua that are highly rated by families include MaxOneHotels.com @Jayapura, Hotel Suni Sentani Managed by East Season and Horison Kotaraja.
What hotels in Papua have the best views?
Verified travelers to Papua have given top reviews for the views at Front One Hotel Jayapura, Hotel Horison Jayapura and Aston Niu Manokwari Hotel.
What hotels in Papua have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Papua have given top reviews for the breakfast at Front One Hotel Jayapura, Swiss-Belhotel Merauke and Grand Tembaga Hotel.
What are the best cities in Papua to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Papua include Irian Jaya / Papua, Timika and Merauke.
