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Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay

An outdoor cafe seating area features wicker chairs and tables on a tiled floor, with a peach building and a wooden reception desk visible under a metal roof.
A clean, simple homestay room features two single beds with white linens, a wooden dresser with a TV, and a mirror, all against white walls and a patterned accent wall.
Home Where to Stay Homestay Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay
Urban
From $16 / night
Budget

About

Located on Ahmad Yani Street, just a block from Waikabubak’s traditional old market, Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay offers an affordable and comfortable lodging experience in the heart of the city. With rates around $20 USD per night, its strategic location provides easy access to various city attractions, making it ideal for guests interested in exploring local cuisine and cultural sites. Designed to create a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, the homestay features charming interiors. Guests can enjoy complimentary breakfast and dine at the small on-site restaurant. This two-story establishment boasts a limited number of rooms, ensuring a personalized and intimate stay for every visitor.

Best For

Solo Travelers Budget Travelers

Dining

Has a restaurant and café serving Indonesian & Asian food

Amenities & Services

Wi-Fi
A/C
Parking

Accommodation Types · 2 room types

Queen rooms
Twin rooms

Tags

#Cafe & coffee #Homestay

Frequently Asked Questions

What rooms does Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay offer?

The RedDoorz-backed listing shows a queen-bed room and a twin room — compact options for solo travellers and pairs.

Where is Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay located?

The homestay sits in central Waikabubak (Kota Waikabubak), putting town shops and services within easy reach.

Does Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay include a café?

Yes — the Tanakatto name reflects an on-site café alongside the homestay rooms, handy for breakfast and casual meals.

Who is Tanakatto Cafe & Homestay best for?

Budget-conscious visitors who want a walkable Waikabubak base with simple rooms rather than resort facilities.

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