If you happened to visit Pekanbaru in Southern Sumatera island in Indonesia, and you prefer a peaceful and quiet place far from the busy streets, then the cosy little room at Ibis Pekanbaru is the right choice. The rooms are clean, small but complete with all hotel amenities, nice swimming pool, restaurant with a variety of local, western, as well... More

Referring back to few years ago when I spent the weekend with family in Pekanbaru, I used to stay in this Ibis hotel. Price is affordable and service is very good. Although I am no longer working in same company where I work when I was registered in this hotel earlier, I still can get the Corporate rate which helps... More

Stayed one day at this hotel.The room is clean,great service and friendly staff.

the rooms that offer from internet too small for family. please be advised to give all information about the room condition so the custumer can choose the room. for service is very good. I like to stay in this hotel again.

I've been a fan of Accor hotels for more than 5 years now. Never stayed at Ibis until this one. Its location is nice. Within walking distance to nice mall (15 minute leisure walk). The pool is gorgeous. The room is very small. But it is Ibis, so I shouldn't expect it like its sister hotels Novotel or Mercure. It's... More

Why Efficient? coz i just only look a small number of staff. But they did a very good job. Very efficient, even only serve by limited number of staff, the service is REMARKABLE. The room clean, furniture just so so (IBIS standard). Breakfast yeah ok nothing worse. but the price little bit expensive. IDR420.000,- The only lack of the hotel... More

I stay at this hotel often on the week end as a break from the work place where I normally live. It is a clean and stable hotel. No noise area so easy to sleep. Short bemo ride or about a 10 minute walk to SKA mall. Also short bemo ride to Eka Hospital. The buffet break fast is good... More

You either come to Pekanbaru to protect Riau province's last tropical rain forest, or to actively participate in its destruction. And there's only one place in town to hang out for both parties. So palm oil barons and logging bosses rub shoulders with eco tourists like us in the Ibis, splurging their ill gotten gains in the chic bar on... More