A historical landmark in Indonesia's second-largest city, the Hotel Majapahit, Surabaya, is an oasis of serenity in downtown Surabaya. The seat of the East Java provincial government, Surabaya is a hub of business activity in Eastern Indonesia and is home to one of the busiest ports in the country. The acclaimed Hotel Majapahit in Surabaya was designed in the Dutch-period style and built in 1910 by the famous Sarkies brothers. Extensively refurbished by the Mandarin Oriental, many of the original features have been maintained, including stained-glass windows, terrazzo floors and colonial-style balconies and verandas.
The hotel features 110 magnificent guestrooms along with 40 deluxe suites, many with private garden terraces. The hotel also offers 20 Majapahit Club guestrooms featuring exclusive butler service, along with one of the largest and most opulent Presidential Suites in Asia. All guestrooms are beautifully furnished with original art and antiques, and opulent gold and marble Majapahit bathrooms. Evening turndown service is provided, and all guests can enjoy complimentary breakfasts.
The Hotel Majapahit is home to Indigo Restaurant and Bar, the hotel's signature restaurant serving European, Asian and international favorites. Other dining options include Sarkies Seafood Restaurant; the Bar Palem, a poolside refuge serving drinks and snacks; the Lobby Lounge, with live piano music and afternoon tea buffets or evening cocktails; and Toko Deli, the hotel's cake shop and delicatessen.
The Hotel Majapahit houses a luxurious spa designed by Martha Tilaar and features body treatments that reflect the local Surabaya culture. The hotel also offers a comprehensive sports center with a gym, tennis courts and pool. Other amenities include fully equipped conference and banquet facilities for up to 450 guests, business center and extensive landscaped courtyards.
