The Silk Road Pavilion
| Exquisite, extraordinarily romantic dining hall, scattered with red roses and dimly lit chandeliers, inspired by the exotic places of the Silk Road and the Spice Route. The Silk Road consists of four rooms that can be booked for private dinners, functions, or parties individually or in conjunction with each other: the Tirta Gangga, the Persian Room, the Kubilai Khan Chamber, and the Marco Polo. Reservation is required at least one day in advance; please contact our Duty Manager at ext. 500 for further information. |
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Tugu Tea House
| This cozy Javanese teahouse on the second floor has indoor and outdoor seating areas, offering a romantic view of Malang center through hundreds-years-old tree branches. Tugu Tea House is a popular meeting point, especially between 4 PM and 6 PM, where guests gather for afternoon tea (complimentary for in-house guests). A traditional Javanese–style stall featuring a variety of traditional snacks and cakes as well as a vast choice of local tea, coffee or herbal drinks are attended by Ibu Darmini, who is an expert in making Javanese traditional “jamu”. |
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Waroeng Shanghai 1920
| This waroeng is the reconstruction of a simple waroeng/coffee bar at the harbor of Batavia that was owned by a Babah Chinese man Chan Mo Sang and his Batavia wife Siti Djaenab. This ‘waroeng' is decorated with simple Chinese long benches found in ‘waroeng' along Batavia harbor in 1920s, an antique barber chair, and old posters of Shanghai girls in the early 1900s. The long bar offers various cocktails, beverages and light meals. |
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L'Amour Fou
L'Amour Fou pays tribute to the strong passionate love surrounding the creation of arts of famous artists of the world, such as Antonio Gaudi (Spain), Gustav Klimts (Austria), and Roman de Tirtoff (Russia), L'Amour Fou is a place about love - For special occasions of love celebrations, proposals or declarations of the heart that are to be remembered forever, a part of L'Amour Fou, “La Chambre de Romeo et Juliette”, features an ever more private, romantic and elegant setting for a real tête-à-tête dinner surrounded by candles. L'Amour Fou features French and Italian cuisines, homemade gelati, specialty coffee drinks and cocktails. Featuring live music seven days a week, L'Amour Fou has become the hippest place in town.
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Babah Room
| An intimate dining room that captures the Straits Chinese atmosphere of the 1930s, with an interesting display of old Chinese puppets, pictures of Chinese families that once lived in Java, as well as typical dinnerware used by the Straits Chinese during that era. This room can host private events up to 50 people. |
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Melati Pavilion Restaurant
Indonesian, Chinese, Western Cuisine
The only restaurant in Malang that features a classic, romantic Malang Tempo Doeloe (Nostalgic Times of Malang) atmosphere, Melati Restaurant is famous for its original Indonesian homecooking old recipes, its Chinese Peranakan menu, as well as a vast menu of tender, juicy steaks, ranging from old Dutch Colonial recipes of batter-fried steaks to gourmet French-style grilled steaks. With its complete breakfast bread menu all baked fresh from the oven daily, this restaurant is also a favorite breakfast and brunch spot, the only one of its kind with its serene Javanese atmosphere and lush tropical greens. Melati Restaurant is open all day. |
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Roti Tugu Bakery and Sidewalk Café
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Roti Tugu is known as the best homemade bakery since its opening eight years ago, with the largest bread and cake selection in town. The wide variety of different bread products available at Roti Tugu ranges from old bread recipes from the Dutch Colonial times, to original European baguettes, croissants, whole wheat loaf, yoghurt roll, carrot bread, and other kinds of breakfast rolls. All the products of Roti Tugu are baked fresh several times daily, with absolutely no use of preservatives. Other than its bread and cake products, Roti Tugu also serves Malang traditional delicacies, ice cream and steaks of the Dutch Colonial times. |
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The Sugar Baron Room
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This room is created in commemorating the memory of a sugar baron of South East Asia who lived in Java, Oei Tiong Ham. At one point of his life, during the early 20th century, Oei Tiong Ham was one of the richest men in Asia. This room features very rare and exquisite Chinese antiquities that originated from the periods between the Han Dinasty and the Ching Dinasty. The Sugar Baron Room is available for exclusive lunch, dinner, or private conferences for up to 40 people. |
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Keraton Ballroom
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Banquets and Meetings
Keraton Ballroom is decorated with oval antique mirrors which reflect the colonial style chandeliers, elegant ornaments inspired by the decoration of a Javanese palatial lobby, and classical wooden floor. With a dimension of 12x25m2, this ballroom has a capacity for up to 700 guests. All technologies, electronic and audiovisual equipments are available for use in this room upon request. |
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