Forget about the hustle and bustle of Padang city, welcome to Air Manis Hillside retreat! You are now surrounded by a lush green landscape, it’s quiet, it’s often windy, it’s fresh, and you are enjoying beautiful views over the Indian Ocean and stunning sunsets!

Air Manis Sunset Retreat features two cosy deluxe double bedrooms with a balcony sea view, two triple bed rooms with a terrace garden view and a private two floors timber villa which can be either a private suite for couples or a travelling family.

There is a restaurant on site, a la carte, lounge & bar featuring a hypnotic view over the ocean; you will be served a variety of Asian and Western dishes, for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You will surely enjoy our spacious and colourful garden shadowed by coconut trees too!

Air Manis Sunset Retreat is easily accessible by car or scooter, a 10min drive from Siti Nurbaya Bridge along a very scenic road. You will reach the same Siti Nurbaya Bridge and the city restaurant

Carefree Accommodation
Located at Air manis ,surrounding the Sea
Enjoy meal with the Sea View and natural environment
Clean, comfort rooms and dormitorities
water shower facility
Western Toliet
Capacity: 10 pax

The Activities

for relax fans
for reading
for walking
for snorkelling
for hang out

Designed as a traditional house, this budget ,room is equipped Two rooms with Dorm and double Bed with fans and mosquito nets and plugs; some tasty recipes will keep you well fed. You usually end up sharing chats & laughs with some funny locals who often come to hang out in the comfy lounge.Toilet and Shower.

The basics and some amenities on our nature’s retreat:

electricity.
one fan per room.
refrigerator.
mosquito nets over every bed.
Showers.
“Western” toilets.

These prices include accommodation, Stay on (breakfast) and unlimited water, coffee and tea.

See

• Old Town of Padang. This historical town of Padang with many old buildings and a colouful harbour with Dutch architecture is Padang’s main attraction. It’s located beside the Muaro River. Walk along the beautiful pedestrian at the river bank with a row of old Dutch buildings. On the river there is a historical harbour of Padang built by Dutch. Now the harbour and the river is full of colourful little boats. There’s also a beautiful bridge on the river, Sitti Nurbaya Bridge with colourful lights on night. Still in the old town, there’s an old Chinatown with many old shophouses. There’s a beautiful old Chinese temple, See Hien Kiong Temple and a beautiful old mosque, Muhammadan Mosque.
• Adityawarman Museum. Jl. Diponegoro (Lapangan Tugu), +62 752 31523, 39587, Tu-Sa 08:00-16:00. A museum about culture and heritage of West Sumatra.
• Grand Mosque of West Sumatra, a new modern large mosque that is built with Minangkabau architecture. The Mosque is located on Jalan Khatib Sulaiman, city centre of Padang.
• The Great Mosque of Gantiang. Located in Gantiang, it’s the oldest mosque in Padang and one of the oldest in Indonesia.
• Air Manis Beach. It is most famed for Batu Malin Kundang (Stone of Malin Kundang), a stone shaped like a prostrating man. According to local legend, this stone is Malin Kundang , the ungrateful son who disowned his poor mother after coming home as a rich man from his travels. His mother cursed him into stone, as well as the remains of his ship, which can also be seen near his stone. There is a tidal island from the beach here, with nice clean (by Indonesian standards) water and sand.
• Padang Beach. You can ride the bendi (a horse-drawn carriage) along the beach, and stop by the rows of shops to eat some rujak as you watch the waves. It is recommended that you get a glass of naga (dragon fruit) juice from one of the stalls that line the beach and drink it as you enjoy a leisurely stroll down the shore.

Contact information:
handraharbi@gmail.com
or +6281374006060