Accommodation description
Located at the gateway to Solo, “The Spirit of Java”, Alila Solo is a modern urban retreat that is set to become an icon in this heritage-rich city. A city steeped in ancient traditions and heir to the Mataram kingdom, offering access to the many cultural and natural wonders of Central Java, from royal palaces and magnificent, mysterious temples to exquisite batik textiles.This landmark luxury hotel in Solo, Indonesia rises above the city's main commercial avenue, setting new benchmarks not only in service and style but also offering the largest ballroom and events space in Central Java. Whether in the city on business or to lap up the culture, guests can indulge in bespoke service and a myriad of technology-driven, resort-inspired facilities – from Executive Lounge to Spa Alila, from rooftop bar to grand ballroom – that are second to none in the region, making Alila Solo an ideal venue for business travellers, corporate retreats and relaxing city escapes entwined with enriching cultural encounters.
Alila Solo
Located at the gateway to Solo, “The Spirit of Java”, Alila Solo is a modern urban retreat that is set to become an icon in this heritage-rich city. A city steeped in ancient traditions and heir to the Mataram kingdom, offering access to the many cultural and natural wonders of Central Java, from...
Services Accommodation
Wheelchair-accessible
Car park
24-hour reception
Check-in hour
Check-out hour
Late Check-out
Mobile phone coverage
Wi-fi
Local and international calls
Car hire
Secure parking
Valet parking
Airport Shuttle
Room service
Laundry service
Babysitting service
Multilingual staff
24-hour security
Bellboy service
Air conditioning in public areas
Smoke detector
Hotel safe
Currency exchange facilities
Cloakroom
Lift access
Garden
Terrace
Concierge
Gym
Newspapers
Luggage room
Clothes dryer
BBQ facilities
Grill/BBQ
Towels and bed linen
Room Services
Room size (sqm)
Living room
Disability-friendly bathroom
Wi-fi
Internet access
Wheelchair-accessible
Extra beds on demand
Cot on demand