The suites, on the second floor, overlook to the huge waterlily pond and the city monument, while Malang Tempoe Doeloe suites offer the strong atmosphere of Malang in the old Dutch colonial times.

When the sun sets behind the mountains of Malang, then sit back, enjoy our special blend of Java tea and coffee and experience the traditional Javanese cakes at Tugu Tea House. Next to the Melati Dining Room with its unique Gebyok Kudus screen and old Batavia sculptured pillars, Tempoe Doeloe Bar welcomes you with pre-dinner drinks, after dinner liqueurs or anything else you would wish to have. A private candlelight barbecue dinner under the stars is available at the poolside, or to dine more in style, the Raja Room is specially set for exclusive dining.

Restaurant & Bar
• The sidewalks café
The Warung Tepi Jalan serves local specialties a relaxed ease-off for local and hotel guests.

• The Babah Dining Room
Serves authentic Babah cuisine (Lontong Cap Go Meh, Nasi Hoo Ping, Lumpia, Nasi Bakmoy).

• The Tugu Cafe
Serves expresso and cappuccino while the Pastry Shop sells traditional cakes and local treats based on time-honoured Malang recipes.

The dining concept at Hotel Tugu is a combination of Eastern and Western cuisines. The historical background shows that East-Meet-West concept can be traced back to the Silk Road and the Spice Route eras.

• Melati restaurant
Is a pavilion for having dinner in the fresh atmosphere of Hotel Tugu Malang. The wood supporting the roof which is equipped with poles carved in Javanese style and the wooden floor seems to invite everyone to come. Then 9 meters long Gebyog Kudus welcome them. Right behind the richly carved gebyog, a bouquet is displayed against the wall which is used to be the screen which borders the inner side and the outer side to leave the guests in their privacy.

• Tugu Tea House
Located on a hotel balcony with a beautiful view showing a monument - the pride of Malang, East Java - this spot is the perfect place for guest to meet and socialize. At tea time, the sunset and cold Malang air can be enjoyed while eating various traditional javanese dishes.

Other Facilities & Services
• An ideal venue for private meetings and dining (25 - 40 guests), The Raja Gula Room (The Sugar Baron Room) recalls the elegant lifestyle of Indonesia's sugar baron, Oei Tiong Ham who died in 1924. The focal point of the salon is the Baron's own antique private dining table.

• The Hotel's Kraton Ballroom hosts receptions for up to 500 guests.

• Soekarno Room houses one of Java's finest traditional orchestra pieces, once owned by a wealthy Chinese peranakan family in Tulungagung. The gamelan which dates back to 1820's is played on special days by gifted local musicians.

• An in-house antique shop offers guests the opportunity to purchase some superb Javanese antiques.

• The Apsara Spacenter and Waroeng Djamoe, the newest exclusive facilities of Hotel Tugu Malang have already been prepared to serve its distinguish guests starting from October 15th, 2001.