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The KARTIKA WIJAYA HOTEL is a heritage hotel with unique architecture surrounded by a beautiful mountain view, the fresh air of Batu offer the perfect environment for holiday, meeting and conferences. Away from the crowded big cities, it can be reached by only two hours drive from Juanda Airport, Surabaya or 20 minutes drive from Malang.

Batu, located 900 meter above sea level is a small friendly, nice and cozy town, where you can find people's hospitality and variables of good fruits, such as apples, strawberries, oranges, melons, vegetables, and also bonzai.

Kartika Wijaya Conventional hall, an adjustable and spacious meeting room is an ideal place for meetings, seminars, wedding parties, and other function. The Hall can also be partioned into two or three separate rooms. All meeting rooms are fully facilitated with meeting equipment.

Located by the pool area, the open air Brawijaya Coffee Shop welcomes you 24 hours with its European, Chinese and Indonesian cuisine. Enjoy your breakfast with the perfect view of Panderman mountain.

With the beautiful background of mountain view, the swimming pool is surrounded by an exotic tropical garden. Enjoy our warm and friendly reception in the wood carved splendor of the lobby with the original antique Java map on the wall.

Do your sport by making use of the facilities such as fitness center, tennis court, sand volley, mini soccer, jogging track, bicycling, billiard and basket ball.

Your children will be happy playing at the attractive and western designed children playground next to our mini zoo.

The main building of Kartika Wijaya Hotel was built in 1891 as one of the Sarkies Family's villas, who also was the owner of Raffles Hotel in Singapore; Strand Hotel in Ranggon, Oranye Hotel (now Majapahit Hotel) in Surabaya and Niagara Hotel in Lawang.

At the 1st Dutch aggression, the building was used as a Dutch soldier camp/post until the 2nd military aggression. At the time, the underground level, located under the hotel's lobby was used as a hiding place.

The building itself was a long time ago known as "Jambe Dawe Building" (Jambe means "Pinang tree" and Dawe means blown leaves). The management of the hotel decided to preserve the pinang trees to commemorate the past.