Mayang Sari Beach Resort | |
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Location | Bintan, Riau Islands, Indonesia |
Coordinates | 1°10′48.5″N104°21′27.3″E / 1.180139°N 104.357583°E |
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Mayang Sari Beach Resort is a hotel and resort on the northwestern coast of Bintan, Indonesia.
The resort can be reached from Singapore or from Hang Nadim International Airport by a one-hour ferry ride. [1]
Mayang Sari Beach Resort opened in March 1995. [2] It was the first venture of SMI Hotels & Resorts in Indonesia. [3] The Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal in Singapore began operation in November 1995, providing a new way to reach the island. [2] As of 2024 the resort was part of the Nirwana Gardens Bintan hotel chain. [1]
The three-star hotel has about fifty chalets built of traditional bamboo and straw materials, set in the gardens or along the beach, each with a bedroom, living room, bathroom and terrace. [4] The chalets have wooden interiors, and are air conditioned. [1]
Facilities include a spa, restaurants and bar. [4] The Kelong seafood restaurant is on stilts over the water and serves Indonesian and Chinese cuisine. The Rin restaurant has Japanese cuisine. [1] As of 2023 the resort had a paintball arena catering to players of all levels of skill. [5] Other facilities include a swimming pool and a sauna. Babysitting service is available. [6]
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