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2 Star Hotels in Bitung, North Sulawesi
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Hotel O Manado near Gereja Advent Tikala Baru formerly Rid's Hotel
Hotel O Manado near Gereja Advent Tikala Baru formerly Rid's HotelManado City Centre
The price is €6
includes taxes & fees
15 Apr - 16 Apr
Jle'S Boutique Hotel Powered By Archipelago
Jle'S Boutique Hotel Powered By ArchipelagoManado City Centre
The price is €18
includes taxes & fees
12 Apr - 13 Apr
6.0 out of 10, (1 review)
"The accommodation was nice, as were the Dutch owners. The problems for me were that I was a solo traveller and also the only guest. So it was a bit lonely. Also, Tongkaina is very quiet. Lunch was not included and the only options in the village seemed to be a couple of dirt-floored warungs. The third thing was that, if you are a snorkeller, it makes more sense to stay on Bunaken, cos the Grand Luley boats take you to Bunaken anyway."
Robyn
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ibis Manado City Center Boulevard
Jl Piere Tendean Boulevard No 85 Manado
The price is €29 per night from 25 Apr to 26 Apr
€29
25 Apr - 26 Apr
includes taxes & fees
9/10 Wonderful! (29 reviews)
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Learn more about Bitung
Climb the steps of Bitung's colourful Aertembaga Lighthouse for panoramic views of the harbour and surrounding volcanic peaks. Arrange a boat trip to Lembeh Strait where guides help you spot rare critters like pygmy seahorses in North Sulawesi's famous muck diving sites.
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