Batam View Beach Resort spreads across grounds that the resort itself describes as totalling 10 hectares, set on the Nongsa coast of Batam Island with its own private beach. According to Traveloka's listing data, the property was first built in 1980 and last renovated in 2006, giving it more than four decades of history on this stretch of northern Batam. It is classified as a 4-star resort on Traveloka and sits on Jalan Hang Lekir in Nongsa, postcode 29465.
Rather than a single tower, the resort combines a five-floor main building with a separate villa village. Traveloka lists 212 rooms across those five floors, a figure that matches the total published on the resort's official website. The room ladder runs from Superior and Deluxe rooms through suites to one-bedroom and two-bedroom villas, so the same property can work for a couple on a short break, a family with young children or a group sharing a villa.
What sets the property apart is the sheer breadth of things to do on site. Traveloka's facility list for Batam View Beach Resort runs to badminton, basketball, beach volleyball, an outdoor tennis court, mini golf, table tennis, billiards, darts, a game room and karaoke on land, plus banana boat rides, jet skis, canoeing and pedal boating on the water. The resort's own website adds activities such as snorkelling trips, kayaking around the lagoon, sunset cruises and a guided village tour by bicycle. For travellers from Singapore, the appeal is simple: a full beach-resort programme within a short ferry crossing of home.
The resort's official website sets out five bookable room categories with their own detail pages, listed here from the entry level upwards. Sizes and occupancy below are taken from the resort's own room pages; exact availability, bed options and the room names shown at checkout can vary, so check the room details on the Traveloka listing before you confirm.
The Superior Room is the entry category. The resort describes these rooms as furnished in an art deco style, with a floor area of around 32 square metres and a balcony looking out over the surrounding greenery. Double and twin bed configurations are shown on the official site, and the room takes up to two adults and two children, with space for one extra bed. Listed in-room features include air conditioning, cable TV, a coffee and tea maker, an electric kettle, a hairdryer, a refrigerator, a shower and wireless internet.
Deluxe Rooms share a similar footprint of roughly 32 to 36 square metres but are positioned on the higher levels of the main building to make the most of pool or sea views, which the resort notes are subject to availability. Occupancy is up to two adults, two children and one infant. Compared with the Superior category, the official site adds a sofa and a minibar, and mentions that interconnecting rooms are available, which is useful for families booking two rooms side by side.
The Executive Suite roughly doubles the space, at about 64 square metres, and separates a bedroom from a living room. It suits up to two adults and allows an extra bed. Beyond the standard room amenities, the suite adds a bathtub, a sofa and a minibar, with a balcony opening onto the gardens. The resort's facilities page also mentions a standard suite category; details for that tier are best checked directly on the listing.
The villa village sits apart from the main building yet, as the resort puts it, within walking distance of its facilities. The One-Bedroom Villa measures about 50 square metres, with a spacious living area, a kitchenette, a bathtub and a balcony that the resort says looks out to the sea. It is set up for two adults, one child and one infant, and allows an extra bed.
The largest option is the Two-Bedroom Villa at roughly 70 square metres. The master bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has twin beds, so it sleeps up to four adults plus two children and an infant. Like the one-bedroom villa, it includes a kitchenette, a living area, a bathtub and a sea-facing balcony, and the official site also lists bathrobes. For multi-generational families or groups of friends, this is the category that keeps everyone under one roof.
Batam View Beach Resort is built around outdoor recreation, and Traveloka's structured facility list reflects that. Highlights on site include:
Practical services listed by Traveloka include a 24-hour receptionist, 24-hour security, a concierge, a bellhop, laundry service, luggage storage, a medical service, a safety deposit box and an elevator. The property is listed as wheelchair accessible, and there is a designated smoking area. Free WiFi is listed, with WiFi coverage in public areas and LAN internet also noted. Parking is available on site, and Traveloka's data lists it as free of charge.
In-room features vary by category. Traveloka lists cable TV, a desk, a hairdryer, an in-room safe, a minibar, a refrigerator and a shower among the resort's in-room facilities, but the official room pages show that items such as a minibar or bathtub depend on the room type, so check the per-room amenities on the listing before booking.
The resort's address is Jalan Hang Lekir, Nongsa, in the north-eastern corner of Batam, with several golf courses named nearby by the resort rather than city-centre shopping. This makes it a quieter base than hotels in Nagoya or Batam Centre, and it is well placed for travellers arriving from Singapore.
Traveloka lists a ferry terminal shuttle and an area shuttle, as well as an airport transfer that carries a surcharge. Confirm pick-up arrangements and timings with the property before you travel. Bicycle rental is also listed, which is a pleasant way to explore the surrounding kampong area.
Golfers are well served here. The resort's official site names several courses nearby, including Palm Springs Golf, Tering Bay Golf and Tamarin Santana Golf, and notes that a golf shuttle can be arranged.
Traveloka's data lists two restaurants and one bar at Batam View Beach Resort, alongside a coffee shop, a poolside bar and room service available 24 hours a day. The resort's official site names its main outlets:
Breakfast is available at the resort, along with à la carte lunch and dinner. Whether breakfast is included depends on the rate you choose, so look for a breakfast-inclusive option on the listing if that matters to you. The Nongsa area is fairly spread out, so most guests eat on site or take a taxi towards the city for a change of scene. For things to do beyond the resort grounds, you can browse Batam activities and attractions on Traveloka.
For Singapore-based travellers, Batam View Beach Resort offers a full beach-resort holiday without a long journey. The ferry from Tanah Merah lands at Nongsa Pura, in the same corner of the island as the resort, so a weekend escape can start soon after you leave home. Once there, the 10-hectare grounds give room to spread out, and the private beach and pools mean you rarely need to leave.
The range of activities is the main draw for families. Children have their own pool, a play area and a game room, while older children and adults can try water sports, tennis, basketball or mini golf. Groups and companies will find meeting rooms on site and team-building programmes listed on the resort's website. Couples looking for more privacy can opt for a villa, with its own living area and sea-facing balcony.
The resort also suits golfers, thanks to the several courses the resort names in the Nongsa area. If you are weighing it against other properties on the island, you can compare other hotels on Traveloka by location and facilities.
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Popular Facilities | AC, Restaurant, Swimming Pool, 24-Hour Front Desk, Parking, Elevator, WiFi |
Check-In / Check-Out Time | From 15:00 - to 12:00 |
Breakfast Availability | Yes, hotel has room that provide breakfast |
Available rooms at Batam View Beach Resort | 212 |
Number of floors in Batam View Beach Resort | 5 |
Another facilities in Batam View Beach Resort | Children pool, A la carte dinner, A la carte lunch, Bar, Breakfast |
