Super 8 by Wyndham Solo Indonesia

Name: Super 8 by Wyndham Solo Indonesia
Address: JL Rajiman 177, Surakarta, 57155, Indonesia
Telephone: +062-271-2939898

JL Rajiman 177, Surakarta, 57155 ID

+062-271-2939898

Super 8 by Wyndham Solo Indonesia

+062-271-2939898

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A Super Surakarta Stay

Business district hotel by markets, restaurants, and banks

Stay in a convenient downtown location, 15 kilometers from Adi Soemarmo International Airport (SOC), and enjoy free WiFi and parking at Super 8 by Wyndham Solo, Indonesia. Surrounded by restaurants, bars, companies, and banks, our contemporary hotel is across from the Matahari Singosaren department store and provides easy access to Klewer Market and Fort Vastenburg. Pick up antiques at Triwindu Market, tour Surakarta Hadiningrat Palace, or check out vintage batik fabrics at House of Danar Hadi. You can also venture to Tawangmangu and Sukuh Temple.

Convenient Comforts

Make the most of free WiFi and parking at our downtown hotel

Whether business or leisure brings you to the city, look no further than our hotel. You’ll settle right into your non-smoking guest room that features a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, desk, bath products, and air conditioning. Free WiFi lets you stay connected while free parking makes getting around easy. We also offer dry cleaning and shoeshine service to keep you looking your best along with copy and courier service when work calls. Our friendly front desk staff and concierge are on standby for anything you need.

Real Local Experiences

Peruse markets, visit museums, and try delicious tea

Surrounded by mountains and brimming with culture, Solo has lots to offer. Ride an elephant at Jurug Solo Zoo, sample the street food at Hardjonagoro Big Market, or splash around at Pandawa Water World. Admire modern art at Tumurun Private Museum, tour The Heritage Palace, or check out unique fabrics at Kauman Batik Village. Radya Pustaka Museum features 19th century artifacts while the National Press Monument houses over one million newspapers and magazines. You can also sip tea at Ndoro Donker Tea House or explore an old sugar factory at The Tjolomadoe.