Tasik Ria Resort

What visitors say

• ★ 1Jessie Zhou

  This resort really needs a renovation. There’s a huge hole in the wall of the bathroom, the towel hanger is broken, the sink faucet is wobbly, the shower head holder doesn’t hold it up so I have to shower with one hand always holding it up….. They also don’t do a great job cleaning the room. There’s dirt above the sink for the entirety of my stay, the towels smell, they don’t change the bed sheets, etc…. There are also huge ants crawling around in the bathroom area…. The wifi is also barely working in the room so you kind of have to just stay in the dining area for better wifi. I visited a friend’s room and their bathroom seems a bit nicer, with a bathtub （mine just has a shower head right next to the toilet with no curtains to separate the space or anything). Before coming here, I saw pictures of the pool and thought this must be a really nice resort, but the pool was dirty and closed when I was there. If you dive here, the crew members are very nice though. Good diving experience. V

• ★ 1Zdravko Stambolov

  It seems to be great resort 10 years ago. It looks like it was closed for a long time and reopened recently. Bathrooms are dirty, rooms need refurnishing, pool was dirty, there were no cousins for the pool sиnbeds. Despite of that we had great time because of the Diving center. They were great, dives were amazing 😍

• Q2047BMkm

  We reached out to the resort about diving in the area and Daniel ended up helping to arrange our entire trip (Bunaken, Bangka/Likupang, Lembeh, Tangkoko). The whole region is just stunning and the diving is world class. We had incredible meals every day right by the ocean and were treated so well by every person we met - the locals are just so friendly!||The resort is tired admittedly however Manado as a whole has been hit hard since COVID with hardly any tourists returning, in part because some airlines ceased flying to the region completely. Unfortunately, the lack of tourists directly impacts how many dollars can be spent on keeping the place up and running, especially as this is a locally owned business.||If you can appreciate the beautiful location, the warm hospitality and fresh tasty food and look past a few of the cosmetic aspects, I’m sure you’ll have a comfortable and relaxing trip while also helping the resort find its feet again.

• jenim687

  Eat- from our welcome drink, the hospitality was excellent. Our evening meals were ‘family style’ on our table - we didn’t order, we were brought a 4 course meal with plenty of choice. We enjoyed every meal, and the breakfast noodles were the best we’ve had anywhere. Lunches were taken on the dive boat, again great food and plenty of variety. ||Sleep - we received a great upgrade to a sea view suite, which was a gorgeous room. Great aircon (2 units, plus a ceiling fan) meant that we were always comfortable. We had a really quirky bathroom with a powerful warm shower. Our bed was huge and comfortable. And with a fridge and a safe and comfortable seating inside and out on our patio. ||Dive - this was what we came for, and we weren’t disappointed. I was expecting to love Bunaken (30+ turtles on one dive, beautiful fish life, easy walk with interesting safety stops) but I hadn’t anticipated how much I would love the local sites. So much so that we decided to stay local on our final day and

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