The Hotel Batang Arau is a small and cozy accommodation that is designed in a Dutch Colonial manner. The Hotel Batang Arau has a convenient locale in the heart of Padang's bustling Chinese quarter, and looks upon the River Arau. The Padang hotel is merely steps away from the See Hin Kiong temple, and is also near attractions such as the city center market, which is known as the Pasar Raya Kota Padang. For dining purposes, some nearby choices include the authentic Padang Indonesian cuisine of Ind Ori and Rumah Makan Padang. Several of the guest rooms and suites feature scenic River Arau and Gunung Padang views, as well as fixtures including antique iron beds.
The Ambacang Hotel is a contemporary accommodation that is merely 20 minutes away from the international airport. The Ambacang Hotel is situated on Padang's lively Prime Street, close to points of interest like the Padang National Museum, the Karia Theatre and the shopping of Plaza Andalas. Nearby eateries include Rumba Pizzeria and Homestay, the spicy meals of Sari Bundo (like curry chicken) and the light fare of the Terrace Cafe. Some perks of the accommodation include an on-site, full-service restaurant, on-site Kentucky Fried Chicken fast food, a fully licensed bar, a guest lounge, karaoke lounges, billiards, extensive meeting and conference facilities, foreign currency exchange, a swimming pool and reflexology and massage treatments.
Spice Homestay Padang is a laid-back and affordable guesthouse hotel that is in the center of the city, minutes away from the pleasant beaches and recreational activities such as surfing. Spice Homestay Padang is also near attractions like the National Museum of Padang and the Pantai Padang park. Some of the amenities that are provided to guests of the Padang accommodation include an English-speaking staff, a full-service, on-site restaurant, complimentary beverages, tourist assistance with booking of local activities, air conditioning and high-speed wireless Internet access. All of the guest rooms are warmly decorated with a Balinese influence and warm tones.
