We had two one night stays at the Majapahit which does retain something of the atmosphere of an old "colonial" hotel (although it's no Raffles!).Our rooms were around the attractive central courtyard with its fountains.The rooms were large & characterful, if a little worn. The A/C controls were broken in our second room. The staff were friendly & helpful. They... more

one of the charmings Hotel i ever stay. . Beautyfull Collonial Style, Highclass food, warm and frendly Stuff more

This hotel was a real surprise to us. It is a most elegant, controlled luxury structure, without a screaming expensive eyecatcher atmosfere. The hotel, gardens and suites are very professionally maintained. The service is flawless and most friendly. The restaurants are excellent. The very attentive management succeeds in offering a thoughtless and comfortable hospitality. The best hotel during our 5-week... more

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights in August 09. The exterior is grand and the interior has been maintained. However, we need to request for mosquitoe coils at night as we are distrubed by those irritating mosquitoes. On the whole, restaurant service level is fine except the reception / lobby front line lady. We checked out on Sunday... more

We stayed at the Majapahit for 2 nights. This is a superb hotel, very reminiscent of Raffles (unsurprising considering their shared heritage). The rooms are spacious and well furnished in a colonial style. The staff are exceptionally helpful - we used them a great deal, particularly the concierge. They were able to help in organising trips, flights and were very... more

We stayed here in 2007 while visiting a sponsor child in surabaya. The cost was much less than you would pay in Sydney or Singapore for a really ordinary hotel. The b'fast was massive and classy.The pool is huge and the rooms are beautiful. The whole place has an ambience of the past. more

On a recent visit to Java in order to see its famous temples we were torn between flying into the country via Surabaya or Jakarta. We opted for Surabaya as we liked the description of the Majapahit Hotel and we were not disappointed. The Majapahit was built by the famous Sarkie brothers who were also responsible for the Raffles, Singapore,... more

I simply can't wait to go back to Majapahit! The rooms are enormous and comfortable with a nice ambience. Although some of the equipments (kettle and iron) were faulty, the hotel provided excellect service in sending their housekeeping staff within 5 mins. I love the bathroom! I can simply stay there for hours! The breakfast buffet was nice, with lots... more

I have stayed in this hotel twice now. It is an excellent hotel not only in what it offers but for the value for your money. For a little over USD 100, you get a colonial gem of a hotel, what the Raffles would be but totally without the advertising and the name. It is an oasis of calm in... more