Hotels near Toraja Airport - TRT, Mengkendek

Hotel Sahid Toraja has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Makale. Friendly staff. Poor facility that needs a thorough upgrade. Not worth the price. Inconvenient location

RedDoorz at Makale Tana Toraja is offering accommodation in Makale. The accommodation offers a shared lounge and a 24-hour front desk for guests.

Hotel Lallangan is a 3-star property located in Makale. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also provides guests with a restaurant. At the hotel, each room has a desk and a flat-screen TV.

Situated in Makale, Hotel Manggasa Makale offers 3-star accommodation with a garden. There is a restaurant serving Indonesian cuisine, and free private parking is available.

Gosyen Efata Toraja Hotel is offering accommodation in Makale. Featuring a shared lounge, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.

Located in Madandan, Hotel O Tatto Bara Homestay Near Tongkonan Payung Pangden provides a garden. This 2-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, a concierge service and free WiFi.

RedDoorz Syariah at Homestay Haji Soma Makale is a 2-star property located in Pongtiku Airport. At the hotel, each room is fitted with a desk and a flat-screen TV.

RedDoorz near Londa Toraja features accommodation in Madandan. This 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom. At the hotel, rooms are fitted with a terrace.

Featuring a terrace, Bamba Homestay features accommodation in Rantepao. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are accessible at the homestay free of charge. At the homestay, all units have a wardrobe.

Situated in Madandan, wisma rotterdam features a bar. Boasting room service, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.

Ne Pakku Manja Family Home has garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, situated in Rantepao. This homestay features a garden. Never thought I’d leave a place in tears and yet I did here. What a wonderful, profound experience. My partner and I were lucky enough to stay for just two days, and had the absolute pleasure of doing a three-day tour with Meyske, who is also a guide herself. The Homestay: They truly put the home in homestay. Very quickly we realized that when returning from a tour, we weren’t saying “let’s go back to the homestay”, we were saying “let’s go home.” instead. The place is small and simple: four basic rooms with a mattress, pillow, and blanket. No windows, but a mosquito net (we only saw two mosquitoes the whole time). Two toilets and one shower (cold water, though you can ask for a kettle of hot water). Roosters and pigs can be noisy, so earplugs help. And yet, the feeling? Like coming home to friends. With only four rooms, evenings naturally turn into sharing stories, bonding over a beer, and enjoying some of the best food you’ll eat in Indonesia, cooked by Meyske and her kind, lovely mother. Don’t skip the dinners. They’re fantastic. The Tour with Meyske: Yes, it’s pricier than many options, and you’ll certainly find cheaper guides. But with Meyske, you’re getting something rare. Most tours show you places and facts. Meyske tells you a story. Like any good story, there’s an opening chapter, rising action, real characters you come to care about, and a powerful ending that leaves you deeply touched. That’s exactly how it feels to be guided by her. On day one we learned about the history and background of the Torajan people. Then, step by step, she immersed us in ceremonies, connected us with people, and shared meals and stories with them. Finally, she wove in her own story, showing how it connects to the bigger picture of life in Tana Toraja. And that’s when we were left in tears. I won’t spoil her personal story since it’s something you should experience yourself but I will say this: she once mentioned she hopes for a small, traditional Torajan funeral.