Ayana Bets Big On Labuan Bajo

Category: Hotels, Posted:08 Oct 2017 | 11:06 am

Famed Indonesian hotel brand Ayana has announced an upcoming new luxury hotel in Labuan Bajo.

Located in Flores and the gateway to the famed Komodo National Park the property will feature 189 guest rooms and 12 suites.

An upscale phinisi yacht will cater to marine trips.

Currently under construction, an opening date is set to mid 2018 for the Ayana Komodo Resort Waecicu Beach.

Other key brands in Labuan Bajo include Sudamala’s Seraya Resort and the upstart Le Pirate who recently introduced their innovative new ‘Boatel’ offering.

It’s understood in the market that another new branded offering is expected to be announced soon.

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