Amanjiwo

Ultra-luxury resort designed as a contemporary interpretation of a Javanese monastery with direct views of Borobudur. Offers suites in circular pavilions with private gardens and world-class amenities.

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Amanjiwo

Amanjiwo is a luxury hotel in Magelang, in Central Java, Indonesia. It is set up as a contemporary interpretation of a Javanese monastery, and its main draw is the direct view it offers of Borobudur, the great Buddhist temple that rises nearby. Guests who come here are usually choosing the setting as much as the stay itself.

The accommodation

The hotel is built around suites housed in circular pavilions. Each one has its own private garden, which gives the stay a quiet, self-contained feel. The architecture echoes the monastic idea behind the resort, so the rooms tend to feel calm and removed from the bustle of the road outside.

What to expect

  • Suites in circular pavilions, each with a private garden
  • Direct views toward Borobudur
  • Amenities that the resort describes as world class
  • A position in Magelang, within the wider Central Java region

Amanjiwo suits travellers who want a restful base for exploring the area and who place value on privacy and on the view. It is a place to slow down, with the temple as the backdrop to a stay that is more about atmosphere than activity.

The resort is also known as Aman Jiwo.