Luxury Stay in an Urban Resort in Central Java | Alila Solo | Hyatt

Step into the rhythms of rural Java in the rice paddies and waters of Klaten. Plant, harvest and even catch fish with your hands before returning to Alila Solo for a meal made with the very rice you helped cultivate.

Duration: 4 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or pants. T-shirts or other comfortable tops. Comfortable footwear. Sturdy walking shoes or trekking sandals are ideal. Avoid high heels.

Price: IDR 570.000++ per person | IDR 760.000++ per couple

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Additional Details: Be prepared for potential mud or dirt. Curated lunch included. After the activities, relax and enjoy a specially curated lunch and traditional snacks at the site.

Begin your day in the heart of Solo’s living culture at Pasar Gede. Wander the bustling aisles of Java’s most historic market, then savor your finds over a curated rooftop breakfast in the city's morning glow.

Duration: 3 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or pants. T-shirts or other comfortable tops. Comfortable footwear. Sturdy walking shoes or trekking sandals are ideal. Avoid high heels.

Price: IDR 570.000++ per person | IDR 760.000++ per couple

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Additional Details: Be ready to immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of the market, engage in lively conversations and interact with friendly merchants.

Step into the recording booth and feel the rush of being a professional artist, walking in the footsteps of Indonesian singers who recorded between these very walls.

Duration: 2-3 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or trousers and comfortable footwear are ideal.

Price: IDR 600.000++ per person | IDR 800.000++ per couple

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Additional Details: Reservation required to secure the recording studio availability.

Trace the legacy of Java through two of its most powerful art forms—batik and keris. From the noble house of Go Tik Swan to a master keris smith, experience craftsmanship that weaves spirit into fabric and steel.

Duration: 4 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or trousers and comfortable footwear recommended.

Price: IDR 525.000++ per person | IDR 700.000++ per couple

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Additional Details: Reservation required to secure the traditional lunch availability.

Step into the rhythms of rural Java in the rice paddies and waters of Klaten. Plant, harvest and even catch fish with your hands before returning to Alila Solo for a meal made with the very rice you helped cultivate.

Duration: 4 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or pants. T-shirts or other comfortable tops. Comfortable footwear. Sturdy walking shoes or trekking sandals are ideal. Avoid high heels.

Price: IDR 570.000++ per person | IDR 760.000++ per couple

Inquire

Additional Details: Be prepared for potential mud or dirt. Curated lunch included. After the activities, relax and enjoy a specially curated lunch and traditional snacks at the site.

Begin your day in the heart of Solo’s living culture at Pasar Gede. Wander the bustling aisles of Java’s most historic market, then savor your finds over a curated rooftop breakfast in the city's morning glow.

Duration: 3 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or pants. T-shirts or other comfortable tops. Comfortable footwear. Sturdy walking shoes or trekking sandals are ideal. Avoid high heels.

Price: IDR 570.000++ per person | IDR 760.000++ per couple

Inquire

Additional Details: Be ready to immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of the market, engage in lively conversations and interact with friendly merchants.

Step into the recording booth and feel the rush of being a professional artist, walking in the footsteps of Indonesian singers who recorded between these very walls.

Duration: 2-3 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or trousers and comfortable footwear are ideal.

Price: IDR 600.000++ per person | IDR 800.000++ per couple

Inquire

Additional Details: Reservation required to secure the recording studio availability.

Trace the legacy of Java through two of its most powerful art forms—batik and keris. From the noble house of Go Tik Swan to a master keris smith, experience craftsmanship that weaves spirit into fabric and steel.

Duration: 4 hours

Recommended Dress: Modest attire is appreciated. Lightweight shorts or trousers and comfortable footwear recommended.

Price: IDR 525.000++ per person | IDR 700.000++ per couple

Inquire

Additional Details: Reservation required to secure the traditional lunch availability.

Enjoy awe-inspiring landscapes, volcanic peaks, and ancient temples during your stay at Alila Solo, where we support experiences that celebrate local traditions, preserve cultural heritage, and connect guests with local communities.

The key to keep your guests happy is bountiful, delicious food and drink. We invite you to indulge in delectable culinary options that will elevate your meetings and events and make them memorable.

As part of our commitment to sustainability, certain room amenities have been discontinued or are only available on request. We invite you to learn what essentials you may need to bring so that you can ensure a more comfortable stay while helping us care for the environment.

Innovative, avant-garde design meets traditional accents for a uniquely Javanese aesthetic. The monumental, high-ceilinged lobby features batik-inspired art that sets the tone for a distinctive stay, blending contemporary sophistication with local heritage.

Solo combines the charm of a small city with the ambitions of a metropolis. The older of the two royal capitals of Central Java, Surakarta—or Solo, as it is better known— preserves its rich history in elegant walled royal palaces. Today, the city is one of the fastest developing economic centers of Indonesia, with Alila Solo rising above a main avenue known for vibrant dining and retail. Discover a dynamic blend of heritage and modernity alongside an astounding landscape of rice fields and volcanic peaks.

Solo’s court society is regarded as the cradle of Javanese culture, with its rich traditions in dance, music and art. In a nod to centuries-old traditions, royal festivals are still held with great pomp and majesty, and witnessing one is unforgettable. Explore classical Javanese dance with its intricate hand movements and the beauty and history of Solo’s traditional dyed batiks. About two hours from Solo, the 9th-century Borobudur temple is the world’s largest Buddhist monument.

Alila Solo is committed to social and cultural responsibility and follows EarthCheck standards. The hotel incorporates considered design features, including the use of local and recycled materials, as well as water-management measures such as soakaways and rain gardens.Beyond the hotel, Alila Solo supports the Permata Hati Surakarta Child and Infant Care Foundation (YPAB), which provides care for abandoned children in Solo.

Enjoy awe-inspiring landscapes, volcanic peaks, and ancient temples during your stay at Alila Solo, where we support experiences that celebrate local traditions, preserve cultural heritage, and connect guests with local communities.

The key to keep your guests happy is bountiful, delicious food and drink. We invite you to indulge in delectable culinary options that will elevate your meetings and events and make them memorable.

As part of our commitment to sustainability, certain room amenities have been discontinued or are only available on request. We invite you to learn what essentials you may need to bring so that you can ensure a more comfortable stay while helping us care for the environment.

Innovative, avant-garde design meets traditional accents for a uniquely Javanese aesthetic. The monumental, high-ceilinged lobby features batik-inspired art that sets the tone for a distinctive stay, blending contemporary sophistication with local heritage.

Solo combines the charm of a small city with the ambitions of a metropolis. The older of the two royal capitals of Central Java, Surakarta—or Solo, as it is better known— preserves its rich history in elegant walled royal palaces. Today, the city is one of the fastest developing economic centers of Indonesia, with Alila Solo rising above a main avenue known for vibrant dining and retail. Discover a dynamic blend of heritage and modernity alongside an astounding landscape of rice fields and volcanic peaks.

Solo’s court society is regarded as the cradle of Javanese culture, with its rich traditions in dance, music and art. In a nod to centuries-old traditions, royal festivals are still held with great pomp and majesty, and witnessing one is unforgettable. Explore classical Javanese dance with its intricate hand movements and the beauty and history of Solo’s traditional dyed batiks. About two hours from Solo, the 9th-century Borobudur temple is the world’s largest Buddhist monument.

Alila Solo is committed to social and cultural responsibility and follows EarthCheck standards. The hotel incorporates considered design features, including the use of local and recycled materials, as well as water-management measures such as soakaways and rain gardens.Beyond the hotel, Alila Solo supports the Permata Hati Surakarta Child and Infant Care Foundation (YPAB), which provides care for abandoned children in Solo.