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ARCHIPELAGO International, a leading Indonesia-based hospitality management company has opened its hotel in Banyuwangi, a region in the eastern tip of Java.
According to John Flood, President and CEO of Archipelago International said approximately 25 minutes from Indonesia’s first green concept airport, Banyuwangi Airport, designed by celebrity architect Andra Matin, Aston Banyuwangi Hotel & Conference Center will pioneer hospitality in a destination famous for its rich natural landscape and fast becoming a must-visit destination for both domestic and international tourists.
“Today’s generation of travelers are becoming more and more interested in discovering new frontiers – lesser known destinations and novel experiences. With Banyuwangi’s sheer natural beauty that rivals some of Indonesia’s most popular tourist destinations, this up and coming region is already positioning itself on the traveler map,” he said.
Flood als mentioned that not only for the leisure market, Banyuwangi has also seen a rise in business travelers and MICE (Meeting Incentive Conference Exhibition) events. As such, Aston Banyuwangi Hotel & Conference Center is a perfect fit for the region and its continual, diverse development.
“Aston Banyuwangi Hotel & Conference Center features 123 rooms across three room types; Superior, Deluxe and Suite. The hotel’s design is both classic yet modern, stylishly fitted with upmarket facilities and amenities. Within each room, guests can enjoy high-speed internet for digital needs, cutting-edge 32” LED TVs, security key card systems, air conditioning, in-room safes, top of the line beds with high thread-count cotton linens, and tea & coffee making machines,” he added.
He explained that outside of the rooms, a wide range of leisure and business facilities are on hand, including three meeting rooms plus one ballroom that can accommodate up to 1000 people, as well as a signature all-day restaurant, a coffee shop, and a swimming pool for both adults and children.
“Aston Banyuwangi Hotel & Conference Center is also a prime accommodation option for travelers pursuing the magnificence of Indonesia’s natural landscapes, whether it’s the rosy red beaches of Merah Island, the crystal-clear waters of Green Bay, or the phenomenal Ijen Crater that lies no further than 90 minutes from the hotel,” Flood said. [traveltextonline.com]
