Hotel Tugu Lombok Receives One MICHELIN Key Again in 2026
What does it mean to sleep among Indonesia’s history? In describing Puri Dadap Merah, the Michelin Guide imagines a night inside “a luxurious archaeological museum.” Indonesian antiques fill a villa inspired by ancient temple architecture, with a private rooftop for dinner beneath the stars.
Hotel Tugu Lombok has received One Michelin Key for the second consecutive year. That description captures something we treasure: the chance to live alongside art, to wake among it, and to know it beyond the passing glance of a visitor.
Come stay with us on Sire Beach. Take your time with the collection, have dinner beneath the stars, and discover the Lombok that inspired Tugu.
Hotel Tugu Lombok is just one of the distinctive properties in the Tugu collection. Each has its own story, rooted in Indonesia’s art, history, and culture. Here are a few more worth exploring. With school out, there is time to follow a different kind of curiosity. Watch Indonesian cakes being made, ask about an unfamiliar sculpture, or discover a city through its food. Across Others Tugu’s hotels, family holidays unfold among Indonesian collections, local kitchens, and landscapes worth spending a few days in.
4 Others Tugu Hotel
Hotel Tugu Malang
Explore the hotel’s art and antiques, then gather for Peranakan High Tea at Tugu Tea House. The October–November stay offer includes breakfast for two, high tea, and The Romance of Tugu Art & Culture Tour. Stay at least two nights to enjoy a complimentary Historical Walking Tour of Malang, taking the discovery out into the city’s streets.
Hotel Tugu Blitar
After visiting Bung Karno’s Tomb or Istana Gebang, discover another side of Blitar at The Colony Restaurant. Sego Uceng, Wader Goreng, and Es Pleret introduce the family to flavours rooted in the region’s everyday life. Make the meal part of a stay spent exploring the city and its history.
One more to grasp, on 14 September, white coffee flowers blanketed Kawisari Plantation, their fragrance spreading across the estate. The abundant flowering brought the promise of a fruitful harvest ahead.
Established in 1870 near Blitar, Kawisari grows Arabica and Robusta in the volcanic landscape of Mount Kawi and Mount Kelud. Behind every cup is the daily work of tending trees, picking ripe cherries by hand, and roasting the beans, with surrounding village communities remaining central to plantation life.
For International Coffee Day on 1 October, we celebrate that work and the people behind it. At Tugu’s breakfast tables and cafés, guests encounter the finished cup. A visit to Kawisari takes the story back to the trees, where the next harvest begins.
House of Tugu, Old Town Jakarta
Spend a morning exploring Kota Tua, then return to a house filled with art and antiques. At Babah Koffie, watch carabikang being prepared and share traditional cakes around the table. The neighbourhood’s history continues inside the hotel, giving the family plenty to discover between outings.
Hotel Tugu Bali
In Canggu, time by the sea sits alongside Indonesian dining at IWA and discoveries among the hotel’s collections. Stay for Thursday’s live Balinese dance and music, when gestures, costumes, and rhythm introduce another part of the island’s culture.
That is it, what they promise is always not just a stay, at the heart of Tugu Hotels, there is a commitment to preserving Indonesia’s stories through art, architecture, and living traditions. Each property offers its own interpretation of that heritage, shaped by the place it calls home.