Warm Festivities Await as éL Hotel Group Launches Year-End Programs in Six Cities
Jakarta. As the holiday season approaches, éL Hotel Group is preparing festive New Year celebrations across six Indonesian cities, offering themed experiences designed to create memorable year-end moments for families, couples, and travelers.
Guests can choose from celebrations in Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Malang, Batu, and Banyuwangi, each offering a unique atmosphere, curated entertainment, and special dining experiences. The hotel group promises warm hospitality and lively activities to close 2025 and welcome 2026 in meaningful and festive ways.
Six Cities, Six Celebration Concepts
éL Hotel Jakarta – éLoha Tropical Night
A vibrant tropical-themed gala dinner featuring live music, a DJ, magician, kids’ activities, photo booth, games, door prizes, and Best Costume Award. Ideal for families.
Gala dinner: Rp 450,000/pax | Room package: Rp 1,488,000/night
éL Hotel Bandung – Bandung Retrovibes
A retro celebration spotlighting 80s–90s glam nostalgia with guest star The Dance Company, angklung performance, DJ set, and thematic decor.
Gala dinner: Rp 1,250,000/pax | Room package from Rp 3,200,000/night
éL Hotel Yogyakarta – Ngalanglang Jaman
A modern-Javanese cultural celebration featuring traditional dance, themed photo booth, and traditional games, perfect for cultural travelers and families.
Room package: Rp 2,849,000/night | Gala dinner: Rp 299,000/pax
éL Hotel Malang – Tropical Jungle
A jungle-style interactive event with gala dinner, fireworks, animal performance, face painting, and children-friendly activities.
Room package: Rp 1,200,000/night | Gala dinner: Rp 200,000/pax
éL Hotel Kartika Wijaya Batu – Harmony of Batu
A mountain-atmosphere celebration with live band, contemporary dance, magic show, arcade games, and fireworks.
Room package: Rp 1,275,000/night (includes breakfast + gala dinner for two) | Gala dinner Rp 350,000/pax
éL Hotel Banyuwangi – Festival Kebo Keboan
An Osing-cultural experience featuring the Kebo Keboan ritual, cabaret, Barong and Gandrung dance, live music, and fashion carnival.
Room package: Rp 1,450,000/night | Gala dinner: Rp 250,000/pax
Bookings can be made directly through participating hotels or via WhatsApp at 0811 9644 400.
About éL Hotel Group
éL Hotel Group was established in 2013 as a hospitality business unit under éL Group. Its roots began in 2000, when the company took over the management of Hotel Kartika Wijaya, a heritage property owned by Kodam V Brawijaya in Batu, Malang. The group later expanded by opening éL Hotel Malang in 2013, marking the start of éL Hotel Group’s role as a national hotel operator.
Today, the group manages seven hotels with a total of 1,483 rooms, located in Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Batu, Malang, Banyuwangi, and Bali.
éL Hotel Group offers themed New Year celebrations in six cities with cultural experiences, live entertainment, and festive hotel packages.
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