Formerly known as the Celebes, Sulawesi is situated between the Maluku Islands and Borneo and is considered one of the four larger Sunda Islands of Indonesia.

The origins of the name are unclear but it is commonly suggested that the modern name "Sulawesi" refers to the words sula('sand') and besi("iron"), a reference to the Lake Matano’s rich iron deposits. It is also suggested that the name came from the Portugese word "celebres", meaning famous one, a reference to the spices that attracted merchants throughout the world.

Being the 11th largest island in the world, it spans an area of 174,600km², with 2,290km² devoted to the Lore Lindu National Park in its conservation of the Austronesian wildlife species. Many of the species living on this Island are endemic to Sulawesi. On the whole, the hugely diverse flora and fauna on the island is poorly documented and dangerously threatened with extinction without public awareness.

The island's massive size also brings forth a wildly diverse set of people and cultures, with eight major languages and religions. As of the 2000 census, the total population of Sulawesi's provinces was 14,946,488, about 7.25% of Indonesia's total population. The largest city is Makassar.

The island is subdivided into six provinces: Gorontalo, West Sulawesi, South Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi, Southeast Sulawesi, and North Sulawesi.

Sulawesi is constantly bringing in visitors to its renowned diving destinations.

A warm, luxurious home away from home awaits you. Our 70-square-meter villa suites come with a spacious bedroom, a separate living room and a dining room.  Enjoy all the standard amenities offered to our guests as well as a welcome drink and a fruit basket. A private garage gives you space to rent a car to get around the city!

Spoil yourself for choice with eight F&B outlets ready to whet your appetite. Tuck into sumptuous and relaxing meals in a friendly and stylish setting.

From an indoor restaurant with beautiful ethnic décor to a pleasing beach restaurant that serves only the best seafood, you can be sure to find something for every palate here.

Silae Beach Chinese Restaurant
This stylish restaurant serves authentic Chinese dishes and the freshest seafood. Enjoy a stunning view of Palu Bay while having a romantic dinner. Ask about our hosting abilities—we ca cater to events for more than 500 persons.

Open from 10.00 am – 12.00 pm

• Restaurant & Café
• Lounge Bar
• Business Centre
• Swimming Pool
• Fitness Centre
• Spa & Massage
• Ten (10) Karaoke & Club  with High End Sound System & computerization

• 24-hour in-room dining
• Laundry
• Valet Parking
• WI-FI internet access in rooms and public area (accessible only with voucher)
• 24-hour in-room dining
• Laundry