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Tado Homestay
Sano Nggoang, West Manggarai
Dining service availableNo need to go out for meals! This accommodation provides a restaurant.
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Popular Facilities
Public Facilities
2
Restaurant
Parking (Free)
Hotel Services
2
Luggage Storage
24-hour Front Desk
Hotel Policy
1
Non Smoking
In-room Facilities
1
Shower
Transportation
1
Airport Transfer (Surcharge)
Connectivity
1
Free WiFi
Location
See mapsJl. Labuan Bajo-Ruteng (KM.45), Tado, Desa Nampar Macing, Kec. Sano Nggoang, Nusa Tenggara Timur, IndonesiaAll distances are measured in straight lines. The actual travel distance may be different.
Accommodation Rules
Check-in Procedure
Check-in14:00-23:59
Check-out12:00
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More Policies
Children
Guests of all ages will be considered as adults.
Deposit
Guests need to pay a deposit at check-in.
Age
Guests of all ages are welcome to stay.
Breakfast
Breakfast is available from 07:00 - 10:00 local time.
Pets
No pets allowed.
Smoking
No smoking room.
Alcohol
Alcohol drinks allowed.
About Tado Homestay
Tado Homestay offers an authentic cultural retreat in the heart of Tado Village, Flores, Indonesia. Surrounded by lush landscapes and the iconic spiderweb rice fields, this homestay provides guests with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich Manggarai heritage.
Accommodations at Tado Homestay feature traditional rooms equipped with comfortable mattresses and mosquito nets. Each unit includes a private bathroom with a shower and a toilet. Guests can also enjoy a shared kitchen, lounge area, and a terrace overlooking the picturesque surroundings.
Amenities include free parking, 24-hour front desk service, luggage storage, and tour assistance. Guests can also participate in various cultural activities in the village.
Located approximately 45 km from Labuan Bajo, Tado Homestay serves as an ideal base for exploring attractions such as the Lingko spiderweb rice fields, Wae Rebo Village, and the Cunca Wulang and Cunca Rami waterfalls