Jl. Cerme 16, Malang 65112 Indonesia
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| Located in luxurious residential area of Malang the Graha Cakra Hotel is a glorious example of colonial architecture of the 1930s. Built by the Dutch architect Ir. Muller, the edifice was first used by the Society of Freemasons. In 1964, the landmark became the headquarters for Radio Republik Indonesia of Malang.
Renovation and restoration of the original building was begun in 1993, with special emphasis on maintaining its original architecture and historical value. It now houses of the lobby, Cendrawasih Restaurant, Chandra Kirana Hall, and suites. A new wing was added to accommodate the additional guest rooms.
The project was completed at the end of 1994, in January 1995 the Graha Cakra opened its doors. This unique hotel offers you the comfort of the new millennium in the grandeur of the '30s, at surprisingly affordable price. Come discover the intimacy of personalized boutique hotel service in tradition of gracious Indonesian hospitality. |
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ACCOMMODATION : Graha Cakra has 52 rooms in category of 20 superior room, 6 superior deluxe rooms, 18 Deluxe rooms, 5 junior suites and 3 royal suites. Each room is equipped with TV with satellite programmes, international direct call, and air conditioned.
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HOTEL AMENITIES & SERVICES : Graha Cakra Hotel has the facilities such as swimming pool, 24 hours room service, coffee shop, Pool Terrace, sun terrace, Convention hall, drugstore, travel information desk, and car rental information.
Cendrawasih Restaurant: offers fresh flowers, fine linen and antique furniture make dining a delight. Dim Sum is served every Sunday and on public holidays between 6.00 AM and 2.00 PM. Delightful choice of Chinese, Indonesian or European cuisines await you at The Cendrawasih restaurant.
The Candra Kirana Hall is the perfect venue for small scale seminars, wedding parties and intimate executive business meetings.
The Swimming Pool, provides a perfect oasis for guests escaping from the hectic pace of city life. Savor your favorite beverage at the Poolside Terrace while enjoying a game of chess or a traditional Javanese past time. |
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