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DAFAM Hotels Collections Dafam Hotel Management is a hotel management that stands in quality with international standard. It designs four inspiring brands to accommodate wide range of market segments in various locations. These brands are diversely created specically with each style of service and facilities which guests will enjoy best. S I G N A T U R E by DAFAM A signature brand with its A brand that shows its luxury Our mid-scale brand, spread Young and dynamic hotel with beyond expected experience in of service and facilities. Stands across archipelago offers a retro concept at economic personal services and hi-end tall in the capital city of homy service and pleasant scale. National vintage legend products and facilities. Stands province yet metropolis. tranquility where business are and simple service, brought majestically at Central Business Equals to its modern style for well taken care of within our guest travel in time, District or metropolitan area. upscale market. outstanding service and explore its unique style. Equals to the next style facilities. for savvy customers. Brand that mounted to our partner’s Our hotel collection with a natural Our hotel collection which adopted genuine marks assure its constant setting of environment and located the Syariah management system and quality of service which bring by our away from crowded area or procedure, according to Halal service culture. Even though vary in urban/cities. DHM Resorts have a certication under MUI assistance physical appearance yet the DHM landscape of facilities that utilize with Hilal requirement. It is an associates guarantee outdoor activities and interaction indulgence of comfort for Moslem our support. with nature & local community. to stay and experience DHM Syariah hotel. coming soon Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 15 minutes drive from Halim Perdanakusuma Airport • 90 minutes drive from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport • 20 minutes drive from Jatinegara Railway Station • Easy access to Jagorawi and Inner City Toll Road Facilities: • 149 Rooms: 80 Deluxe | 56 Executive | 13 Junior Suite • Canting Restaurant | Teraskita Lounge | Seven Sky Lounge • 6 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 120 persons | Standing up to 150 persons • Internet Access • Car Park Point of Interest: • Taman Mini Indonesia Indah | National Monument • Ragunan Zoo | Taman Impian Jaya Ancol Jalan MT Haryono Kav. 10A, Cawang East Jakarta - Indonesia +62 21 2280 7777 +62 21 2280 7666 [email protected] R i o BANDUNG Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 40 minutes drive from Husein Sastranegara International Airport • 25 minutes drive from Bandung Railway Station • Located at fashion boutiques area Facilities: • 36 Rooms: 23 Superior | 10 Deluxe | 3 Executive • Rio Café • Meeting Room; seating up to 50 persons • Internet Access • Car Park Point of Interest: • Gedung Sate • Balaikota Bandung • Mount Tangkuban Parahu • Ciwidey White Crater • Nearby factory & culinary outlets Jalan RE Martadinata (Riau) No. 160, Bandung West Java - Indonesia +62 22 8724 3460 +62 22 8724 3463 R i o BANDUNG [email protected] ROHAN • JOGJA Highlights: • Four Star Syariah Hotel • 30 minutes drive from Tugu Railway Station • 20 minutes drive from Adisutjipto International Airport • 45 minutes drive from New Yogyakarta International Airport • Located in front of Jogja Exhibition Center (JEC) Facilities: • 182 Rooms: 70 Deluxe | 96 Deluxe Balcony | 6 Family | 5 Executive 1 Junior Suite | 2 Honeymoon Suites | 1 Premium Suite | 1 Grand Rohan Suite • Grandin Restaurant | Lobby Lounge | Previere Sky Lounge • 13 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 400 persons | Standing up to 900 persons • Internet Access • Swimming Pool | Jogging Track | Outdoor Recreation | Mosque • Car Park Point of Interest: • Keraton Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat • Masjid Gedhe Kauman | Masjid Kotagede • Tebing Breksi | Puncak Becici | Hutan Pinus Mangunan • Gembira Loka Zoo BALLROOM GRAND DAFAM ROHAN JOGJA JASMIN 1 124 70 100 65 60 60 150 JASMIN 2 116 70 100 65 60 60 150 JASMIN 3 110 65 90 60 50 50 130 JASMIN 4 & 5 120 70 100 65 60 60 150 JASMIN 6 41 20 30 20 16 16 50 JASMIN 7 44 20 30 20 16 16 50 JASMIN 8 40 25 35 25 20 20 60 JEEHAN 1 96 55 70 50 45 45 90 JEEHAN 2 96 55 70 50 45 45 90 ZHARA 1 180 130 160 125 120 120 200 ZHARA 2 147 100 130 95 90 90 160 ZHARA 3 168 110 120 100 95 95 180 GRAND ROHAN BALLROOM 552 400 750 250 350 350 900 Jalan Gedongkuning No. 336, Bantul D.I. Yogyakarta - Indonesia +62 274 28 100 99 +62 274 28 100 98 ROHAN • JOGJA [email protected] syariah Malioboro YOGYAKARTA Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 10 minutes drive from Tugu Railway Station • 30 minutes drive from Adisutjipto International Airport • 45 minutes drive from New Yogyakarta International Airport • Located at Malioboro area, at the heart of Yogyakarta Facilities: • 100 Rooms: 87Deluxe | 2 Deluxe Balcony | 6 Executive 4 Executive Garden | 1 Fortuna Suite • Canting Restaurant | Lemongrass Lounge | Lotus Sky Lounge • 5 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 160 persons | Standing up to 225 persons • Internet Access • Rooftop Swimming Pool • Car Park Point of Interest: • Malioboro Street | Beringharjo Market | Vredeburg Fort | Taman Pintar • Parangtritis Beach | Kalibiru Height | Borobudur Temple Jalan Dagen No. 60, Malioboro, Yogyakarta D.I. Yogyakarta - Indonesia +62 274 6429 888 +62 274 580 346 Malioboro YOGYAKARTA [email protected] S e t u r a n YOGYAKARTA Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 30 minutes drive from Tugu Railway Station • 20 minutes drive from Adisutjipto International Airport • 55 minutes drive from New Yogyakarta International Airport • Surrounded by well known colleges and universities Facilities: • 111 Rooms: 102 Deluxe | 7 Executive | 2 Suites • Canting Restaurant | Ukafe Co-Working Space & Lounge | Fortune Sky Lounge • 5 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 300 persons | Standing up to 300 persons • Internet Access • Swimming Pool • Car Park Point of Interest: • Merapi Volcano | Kaliurang Height | Ambarrukmo Plaza | Hartono Mall • Prambanan Temple | Ratu Boko Temple | Mangunan Pine Forest Jalan Seturan Raya, Depok, Sleman D.I. Yogyakarta - Indonesia +62 274 493 2080 +62 274 493 2081 S e t u r a n YOGYAKARTA [email protected] Highlights: • Four Star Hotel • 20 minutes drive from Ahmad Yani Airport • 10 minutes drive from Tawang Railway Station Facilities: • 103 Rooms: 87 Deluxe | 5 Executive | 5 Junior Suites | 5 Suites | 1 Royal Suite • Canting Restaurant | Piccadilly Lounge & Bar • 7 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 350 persons | Standing up to 500 persons • Internet Access • Oakwood Spa Treatment | Fitness Center • Car Park | Shuttle Service Point of Interest: • Lawang Sewu Building | Sam Poo Kong Temple | Great Central Java Mosque • Watugong Pagoda | Gedong Songo Temple | Old Blendug Church | Kota Lama Area Jalan Imam Bonjol No. 188, Semarang Central Java - Indonesia +62 24 3554 111 +62 24 3545 111 [email protected] C I L A C A P Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 5 minutes drive from Cilacap Railway Station • Located at the government and business district Facilities: • 102 Rooms: 22 Superior | 26 Deluxe | 6 Deluxe Pool View | 37 Executive 5 Executive Pool View | 5 Suites | 1 Royal Suite • Canting Restaurant | Orchid Lounge & Bar • 4 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 250 persons | Standing up to 300 persons • Internet Access • Relique Executive Spa | Executive Club Karaoke | Swimming Pool • Car Park Point of Interest: • Teluk Penyu Beach | Benteng Pendem • Nusa Kambangan Island | Kampung Laut Jalan Dr. Wahidin No. 5-15, Cilacap Central Java - Indonesia +62 282 5200 97 +62 282 5200 98 C I L A C A P [email protected] PURWOKERTO Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 20 minutes drive from Purwokerto Railway Station • Located near the city center of Purwokerto Facilities: • 117 Rooms: 99 Smart | 8 Family | 8 Executive | 2 Junior Suites • Ukafe Restaurant | El Resto Restaurant • 5 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 300 persons | Standing up to 400 persons • Internet Access • Spa Treatment | Fitness Center | Kid’sClub | Swimming Pool • Car Park Point of Interest: • Baturraden Height | Curug Bayan • Telaga Sunyi Pond | Curug Cipendok • The Village | Small World | Caping Park • Mount Slamet 220 300 400 Jalan Dr. Suparno Selatan No. 1, Purwokerto Central Java - Indonesia +62 281 777 1157 +62 281 777 1158 [email protected] Highlights: • Three Star Hotel • 150 minutes drive from Kebumen Railway Station • Located at the main road of Kebumen town Facilities: • 72 Rooms: 59 Deluxe | 8 Family | 4 Family Suite | 1 Suite • Ukafe Restaurant • 4 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 250 persons | Standing up to 300 persons • Internet Access • Car Park Point of Interest: • Menganti Beach | Surumanis Beach • Jatijajar Cave | Van Der Wijck Fort • Karang Sambung Geo Park • Alian Buttery Park | Pentulu Hill 40 75 140 300 Jalan Ahmad Yani No. 31, Kebumen Central Java - Indonesia +62 287 381 111 +62 287 383 900 [email protected] PEKALONGAN Highlights: • Four Star Hotel • 10 minutes drive from Pekalongan Railway Station • Located in front of Transmart Mall Facilities: • 89 Rooms: 44 Deluxe | 37 Executive | 4 Junior Suites | 2 Suites | 2 Royal Suites • Canting Restaurant | Scarlett Coffee & Lounge • 4 Meeting Rooms: Seating up to 650 persons | Standing up to 1.000 persons • Internet Access • Wellness Center | Swimming Pool • Car Park Point of Interest: • Kauman Batik Village | Batik Museum • Jami Mosque | Bajing Waterfalls Jalan Urip Sumoharjo No. 53, Pekalongan Central Java - Indonesia +62 285 4411 555 +62 285 4410 229 PEKALONGAN [email protected]
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