General
Hotel Sumber Pulo Mas is located on the street of Tuktuk Circle Tuktuk Siadong Village, Samosir, North Sumatra. The location is very close to a variety of public facilities, which will make it easier for you to travel or buy various necessities during your stay.
Still, confused about where to stay in Samosir? Hotel Sumber Pulo Mas which has a modern minimalist concept building with a traditional Batak touch can be the right choice. All rooms are comfortable and the price is pocket friendly. Being in a quiet and strategic location with beautiful views, your rest will be more complete.
All rooms at Hotel Sumber Pulo Mas are comfortable for both resting and working. All types of rooms offered are equipped with flat-screen televisions, en suite bathrooms, and air conditioners. The bathroom is equipped with towels, showers, and toilet seats.
Enjoy your relaxing time by dining with your beloved family in the restaurant available. Various kinds of Indonesian and Batak dishes are a pity to miss. Do not hesitate with the taste of the cuisine here, because many visitors are satisfied with the dishes from this hotel.
Tourist spots around the hotel that you can try include Tuktuk Village and Stone Chairs of King Siallagan (each 10 minutes away). There is also Bukit Beta Tuk-tuk which is one of the peaks of Lake Toba’s viewpoint that you can visit to capture images. You can get there in less than 10 minutes of driving. There is also Batak Museum at Tomok. It is one of the most famous museums in the area. It takes less than 20 minutes to get there. Tomok Village also can be reached within 30 minutes of driving.
Children and extra beds
Children cannot stay.
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
Only accept cash.Check-in time
From 2:00 PMCheck-out time
Until 12:00 PMBook Now
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