Mr. Bahri has taken his job seriously, and made of Delfika 2 (and Delfika 1), the best places to stay in Banda Naira. It might not have the amount of "backpacking spirit" than the other guesthouse along the road (also very recommended), but Delfika has THE best commodities in their rooms. Not only that, Faosan and the whole staff make... More

Defika 1 (the old one in town) was just what we were looking for. We moved here from our first home-stay as the first one only had space for us for a few nights. While we had enjoyed staying there it had been very full on with the assumption that we would hang out and continuously go on trips with... More

We are experienced travelers in South East Asia with two children aged 3 and 5. We stayed three nights at Delfika 2, waterfront. There are two Delfika, same owner, see other reviews. This was truly a surprise. We did not expect such a good place to stay in Bandaneira. The owner and manager helped us with everything that we needed.... More

There are actually 2 Delfika hotels - Hotel Delfika on the main street of Bandaneira, and Delfika 2 on the waterfront facing the impressive Banda Api volcano. The main photo is of Hotel Delfika but the traveller photos are mostly around Delfika 2. Delfika (1) has a restaurant and is a more historic and interesting building. Delfika 2 serves a... More

We stayed for 16 days at Delfika 2 last November 2011. Room was brand new and very clean. Room rates are between Rp150,000-200,000 for an airconditioned room, including a lovely breakfast served with a smile. It is situated on the waterfront, facing Gunung Api. The family also runs Delfika 1, which has a nice garden setting. Since Delfika 2 does... More

I stayed here in 2000 (2006 earliest of your box choices) for 12 days, arriving from Jayapuru, Irian Jaya by Pelni boat, & leaving by Pelni to Dumai, Sumatra. Then , room + 3 meals was Rp60,000 (U$7). I was his 10th guest for the year. The owner arranged 2 separate snorkling trips of 5-7 hours with a local fisherman... More

This small hotel, losmen in Bahasa Indonesia, is located on a the small but historically rich Banda Island in the Maluku Sea about 12 hours by boat from the provincial capital, Ambon. There are no large hotels on the island and all of the losmen are family run. Losmen Delfika is just near the port which is in the only... More