Dating back to 1918, the colonial building has been painstakingly cared for and updated into an international-standard hotel resulting in an ambient, great value stay in the city center.

Each of the 144 rooms in the Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta fuses the best of Asian and Western designs flawlessly into a pleasing, welcoming setting.  The cream hued walls and carpets are contrasted by light brown linen, red trimmings and local art. Almost every room features an individual balcony with views of the pool or city and, for those traveling with kids or wanting to spread out, the lavish Suites and Executive rooms boast added space.

Beyond the rooms, the richness of Javanese culture is evident throughout the Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta. Stepping into the lobby, guests see traces of the building's history as the home of a Chinese merchant and Dutch-influenced occupation style and design. The 100-year history of the property is also reflected in the spacious courtyard, colonial façade and artwork found in the halls and rooms.

Despite all of this historic charm, Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta has been modernized through a series of renovations and offers international-standard amenities. Wireless internet and satellite television are in each of the guest rooms and other facilities on the property include an outdoor pool, fully-equipped fitness center and meeting room.

While staying at Phoenix Hotel guests can start their morning with the breakfast buffet or enjoy an a la carte meal at any time of the day at the gourmet Paprika Restaurant.  The stylish and comfortable restaurant is located in an open-air setting, serving an array of delicious Indonesian, Chinese and Western cuisine. In the evening, the 1918's Lobby Bar offers an atmospheric setting for a cocktail or head to Vino Bar for a more modern bar.

Combining a majestic colonial atmosphere with impeccable service, The Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta is an unmatched gem in Central Java. This refined property is an ideal base for touring the city, offering style and value in the heart of Jogjakarta.

Facilities:

• Spa facilities
• Outdoor swimming pool
• Fitness center
• Wi-Fi access
• Meeting facilities

Dining:

• Paprika Restaurant - Open-air courtyard serving Indonesian, Chinese and Western cuisine
• 1918's Lobby Bar - Bar offering vintage colonial atmosphere
• Vino Bar - Extensive list of wines and other drinks

Room type:

• 58 Superior rooms
• 68 Deluxe rooms
• 8 Executive rooms
• 10 Suites

The Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta address: Jalan Jenderal Sudirman 9, 55233 Jogjakarta, Indonesia.

The Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta is located in the center of Jogjakarta near the Malioboro shopping district. The city's airport is 15 kilometers away and the famed temples of Borobudur are 40 kilometers away.

Who should go?
Our advice: the refined Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta is an ideal base for touring the city, offering style and value in the heart of Jogjakarta. Due to its blend of charm, modernity and fabulous service the property suits any midrange traveler with an appreciation for style, including honeymooners. Families have the option of 7 sets of connecting rooms as well as the spacious executive suites.

When to go?
Java has a tropical climate which can be divided into the dry season (April to October) and the wet season (November to March). There is little variation in temperature between the two seasons, with the temperature range of the region being 26-30 °C. Humidity is generally high, averaging about 80% throughout the year. April and May are the best months to visit as the weather is the most bearable and coincides with the end of the low season.

Where is it?
The Phoenix Hotel Jogjakarta is a comfortable walk from the popular shopping district of Malioboro and Jogjakarta's city center. The city's Adi Sucipto Airport is 15 kilometers away and there are several daily flights to Jakarta, Bali and other domestic and regional hubs.

What's not to be missed?
Shopping for handicrafts at nearby Malioboro Street. Relaxing in the colonial-style bar of The Phoenix's historic main building. Taking a short trip around the town by local horse cart or rickshaw. Trying a cooking class at Paprika Restaurant.

What's cooking?
Despite having just one restaurant, The Phoenix still offers a range of dishes from Indonesian to Chinese and Western at its Paprika restaurant. Serving all day, this casual dining spot offers both buffet and a la carte meals. Visitors may unwind and experience more of the hotel's famed colonial atmosphere at the 1918's Lobby Bar or enjoying a Gin Sling, light snacks and a game of pool at Vino Bar.