Hotel Majapahit Surabaya
Art-Deco architecture,
Central city location
Couples,
Families
With its eye-catching white walls, colonial verandas, and immaculate gardens, this elegant hotel is a historical gem in Indonesia’s second-largest city of Surabaya.
Built in 1910, Hotel Majapahit has a vibrant history, including a period of Japanese occupation during the Second World War.
Hotel Majapahit sits in central Surabaya, close to shops restaurants, parks and interesting sites.
The property has an outdoor pool, courtyards, gym, spa and wellness centre, in-room massages, and tennis courts. (Choose from a range of traditional Indonesian treatments at the spa – a peaceful antidote to a day exploring the busy city).
Hotel Majapahit’s three restaurants and lounges offer a mixture of Chinese and fusion cuisine, against a striking backdrop of art-deco architecture, which stands out against the Dutch colonial style of the rest of the hotel.
The Rooms
Hosting one hundred and forty-three guest rooms and suites, colonial luxury is guaranteed at all levels.
The ten Majapahit suites and one Presidential suite offer the most extravagant choice of accommodation. The Presidential suite comes with butler service and top-of-the-range amenities, as well as opulent décor – not to mention the novelty of staying in South East Asian’s largest Presidential suite.
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