General
Gading Homestay is located on Samosir, or Samosir Island, a large volcanic island in Lake Toba, located north of the Indonesian island of Sumatra. It is a popular tourist destination for its exotic history and the sights it offers. Gading Homestay is perfect for business* and vacation travelers.
This homestay offers a 24-hour front desk, a designated smoking area, and free parking for your convenience. The property’s staff is kind and efficient making the stay at this homestay more enjoyable and interesting.
There is no shortage to do or try food around Gading Homestay. Not far from the property are attractions and restaurants that tourists can enjoy.
You can enjoy direct views of Lake Toba when you open the door from this homestay, the surrounding scenery such as green trees and a large lawn will also make your mind and heart calm.
The atmosphere of this homestay is very special, because it is quite quiet from the crowds, making the atmosphere here calm.
The tourist spot around this area that you can try is Huta Ginjang, which is a peak, one of the viewpoints that will show the beauty of the surrounding hills and Lake Toba, you can get there by driving in less than 45 minutes. You can also go to the museum to increase your knowledge about the Batak tribe and all kinds of history in T.B. Silalahi Museum. You can go there in a distance of fewer than 30 minutes of driving to each place.
Children and extra beds
Children can stay.
Children 8 years old and above are considered as adults at this property.
To see exact pricing and occupancy information, please add the number and age of children in your group in the search.
There is no capacity for cots at this property.
There is no capacity for extra beds at this property.
Pets
Pets are not allowed.Accepted credit cards
Might accept some cards but, bring your cash as well.Check-in time
From 2:00 PMCheck-out time
Until 12:00 PMBook Now
¤ Samosir is an island inside Lake Toba and the name of its governing regency. The Regency has a total area of is 2,433.5 square kilometers (939.6 sq mi), which includes the Samosir island that has the size of 630 square kilometers (240 sq mi). To see it on the map, click here. The government 
