89 HOTEL is a 3-star hotel in the Nagoya district of Batam, Kepulauan Riau, and what sets it apart from many mid-range city hotels is how much of its space is given over to unwinding. Traveloka's listing for the property shows a spa, a sauna, a hot tub, massage services, karaoke and a billiards table all on site, alongside a restaurant, a coffee shop and a pub. For a hotel at this star level, that is an unusually broad leisure line-up under one roof.
The building itself dates back to 2004, according to the listing, and was last renovated in 2016. It rises across 8 floors and holds 155 rooms, served by lifts, which puts it at a comfortable middle scale: large enough to have a full set of services and a round-the-clock front desk, but not so large that it feels like a convention complex. The listing also carries a short note that the property was previously named 89 Hotel, so you may see the name written either way on signage, maps or older booking confirmations.
The street address is Jalan Pembangunan, Penuin-Baloi Blok 6, Nagoya, Batam, Kepulauan Riau 29432, Indonesia. Nagoya is one of Batam's busiest commercial quarters, known for shopping centres, eateries and nightlife, and the hotel's own facility list reflects that setting with a shopping centre shuttle. Whether you are crossing over for a long weekend of shopping and spa time, a business meeting, or a family break, 89 HOTEL is set up for short and longer stays alike.
89 HOTEL offers 155 rooms spread over its 8 floors. Traveloka's structured data for the property does not publish a fixed ladder of named room categories with bed types and sizes, so the exact room names, bed configurations, occupancy limits and whether breakfast is bundled are shown room by room when you search your dates on the booking page. That is the best place to compare what is available for your stay, because the options offered can vary by date.
The hotel's general facility list includes family rooms, which makes 89 HOTEL a practical choice for parents travelling with children or for small groups who would rather share one larger space. Check the room description on the booking page for the bed set-up and maximum number of guests before you confirm, and remember that guests under 17 need to check in with an adult.
Connecting rooms are also listed among the facilities. These suit families who want a little more privacy while staying close together, or colleagues travelling as a team. Availability of connecting rooms is never guaranteed in advance at most hotels, so it is worth adding a note to your booking and contacting the property ahead of arrival to request them.
Rooms are air-conditioned and the listing also names a heater among the general facilities. In-room features listed for the property include a TV with cable channels, a desk, a hairdryer, a minibar, a refrigerator and a shower, with a bathtub also mentioned. Because Traveloka lists these at hotel level rather than per room, not every feature will necessarily be found in every category; see each room's details on the listing for its specific amenities. Electrical sockets run at 220 volts, so most Malaysian chargers will work with a suitable plug adapter.
The facility list for 89 HOTEL is long for a 3-star property, and it is grouped below so you can quickly see what matters to your trip.
Transport services are worth a separate mention. Alongside the shopping centre shuttle, the listing shows an airport transfer and a ferry terminal shuttle, both offered at an extra charge. Ask the front desk or contact the property before your trip to confirm timings and the current fee, as these can change.
For business travellers, the combination of meeting facilities, a printer and a computer station means small presentations or document work can be handled in-house, while the spa and sauna offer a way to switch off afterwards. For leisure guests, the karaoke and billiards make the hotel a sociable base when you would rather stay in than head out into Nagoya for the night.
89 HOTEL stands on Jalan Pembangunan in the Penuin-Baloi block of Nagoya, within the Lubuk Baja area of Batam. Traveloka's en-my page describes the property as being in a good neighbourhood and highlights nearby shopping: Grand Mall is mentioned as just across the road, BCS Mall is also named close by, and there are plenty of local eateries around the hotel as well as a market a short distance behind it. For guests who come to Batam mainly to shop and eat, that kind of walkable setting is a real plus.
Most visitors from Malaysia and Singapore reach Batam either by ferry or by air. If you are arriving by sea, the hotel lists a ferry terminal shuttle at an extra charge, which saves you from arranging your own taxi on arrival. If you prefer to fly in, the property also offers a paid airport transfer, and you can search flights to Batam on Traveloka to line up your arrival time with a pick-up. Either way, let the hotel know your arrival details in advance so they can arrange the transfer.
Once you are settled, Nagoya's compact grid of malls, shophouses and food courts is easy to explore on foot or by short ride-hailing trips. The shopping centre shuttle listed by the hotel is another convenient option on hot or rainy days; check its schedule at the front desk.
89 HOTEL has one restaurant and one bar on site, according to the listing, plus a coffee shop. Breakfast is served daily from 06:00 to 10:00, and the facility list mentions a buffet breakfast. Whether breakfast is included depends on the room rate you choose, so check the rate details when booking. If your rate does not include it, or if you have an extra guest, breakfast can be added for an extra charge per person.
For later in the day, the listing shows à la carte lunch and dinner, so you can eat in without heading out. The pub is a relaxed spot for a drink after a day at the malls, and 24-hour room service means a late meal is still possible if your ferry or flight gets in after dark.
Of course, staying in Nagoya also means you are surrounded by food options. The listing notes many eateries around the hotel, and Batam is well known among Malaysian visitors for its seafood restaurants and casual hawker-style food courts. To round out your trip beyond the dining table, browse things to do and attractions in Batam for spa packages, island tours and other experiences.
The strongest argument for 89 HOTEL is the mix of leisure and convenience in one place. Few 3-star hotels list a spa, a sauna, a hot tub, karaoke and billiards together, and at 89 HOTEL these sit alongside a restaurant, coffee shop and pub. That means a rainy afternoon or a slow evening does not have to be wasted.
The property describes itself as suited to everything from business trips to company gatherings and family holidays, and to longer stays as well. If you want to weigh it against other options, you can compare other hotels in Batam on Traveloka before you decide.
Booking through Traveloka lets you see the current room options, rate conditions and cancellation terms for 89 HOTEL in one place, and your confirmation is the document to show at reception on arrival.
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Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 14:00 - to 13:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at 89 HOTEL | 155 |
Number of floors in 89 HOTEL | 8 |
Another facilities in 89 HOTEL | A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Breakfast, Buffet breakfast, Pub |
