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Aston Gorontalo Hotel & Convention Center

Hotel · Gorontalo

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Aston Gorontalo Hotel & Convention Center provides a comfortable retreat in Gorontalo with air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms, and thoughtful amenities like tea and coffee makers. Guests can indulge in dining at the modern restaurant serving international cuisine, or relax by the year-round outdoor swimming pool. The fitness center, sun terrace, and complimentary breakfast enhance the experience, while a paid shuttle and concierge service ensure convenience. Only 27 km from Jalaluddin Airport, this hotel is well-situated for travelers seeking relaxation and comfort.

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At a glance

Type
Hotel
Where
Gorontalo
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Price band
€€ (2 of 4)
Airport
Gorontalo (GTO): 25 km in a straight line

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Highlights around Gorontalo

  • 1 – 3 m

    Botubarani whale sharks

    Wade-in encounter from a public beach. Best Jan–Sep, mornings only. The village runs a small entry fee.

  • 5 – 35 m

    Olele Marine Park

    The signature wall, 45 min east by boat. The endemic Petrosia sponge sits on a slope at 25 m.

  • 8 – 40 m

    Sumalata wall

    North-coast wall, a longer run for a quieter dive. Pelagic in shoulder season.

  • Half-day

    Benteng Otanaha

    A 17th-century Portuguese-era fort above Lake Limboto. The climb is the point; the view is the reward.