Bandung, the capital city of West Java, Indonesia, is known for its cool climate, beautiful landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Over the years, it has also emerged as a hub for MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) business. With its growing number of international-standard hotels, convention centers, and meeting venues, Bandung is a popular destination for local and international events.
The city’s strategic location, just a few hours from Jakarta, makes it easily accessible for business travelers. Its blend of modern facilities and vibrant cultural attractions, such as shopping centers, culinary experiences, and tourist sites like Tangkuban Perahu and Kawah Putih, provide added value for MICE activities. As a result, Bandung continues to attract corporations and event organizers seeking a fresh, dynamic, and picturesque location for their business events.
Number of Hotels: The City of Bandung has over 400 hotels, ranging from budget accommodations to 5-star luxury hotels.
Number of Hotel Rooms: There are approximately 24,000 hotel rooms available across the city.
Convention Centers: Major venues include the Trans Convention Centre, Bandung Convention Center, and Gedung Merdeka, offering world-class facilities for large events.
Accessibility: Bandung is accessible via Kertajati International Airport which serves domestic and regional international flights, toll road Cipularang, as well as high-speed trains from Jakarta.
Intercontinental Bandung Dago Pakar
InterContinental Bandung Dago Pakar Hotel is a luxurious 5-star hotel located in the scenic highlands of Dago Pakar, Bandung. Known for its breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the city skyline, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat while being conveniently close to Bandung’s business and leisure centers.
This hotel is a top choice for MICE events, offering state-of-the-art meeting and conference facilities. It features an expansive ballroom, multiple meeting rooms, and outdoor spaces ideal for corporate events, weddings, and social gatherings. The hotel is also equipped with world-class amenities, including an 18-hole golf course, fine dining restaurants, and a luxurious spa.
Fast Facts about InterContinental Bandung Dago Pakar:
Rooms: 225 luxurious rooms and suites, with modern amenities and stunning views.
Event Spaces: A Grand Ballroom accommodating up to 3,000 guests, multiple smaller meeting rooms, and outdoor venues for up to 1,200 guests.
Dining: Offers several dining options, including Damai Restaurant, Tian Jing Lou (Chinese restaurant), and a stylish rooftop bar.
Recreational Facilities: 18-hole Mountain View Golf Course, infinity pool, spa, and fitness center.
Trans Convention Center
Trans Convention Center is one of Bandung’s premier venues for hosting large-scale events, including conferences, exhibitions, weddings, and corporate gatherings. It is located within the integrated Trans Studio Bandung complex, which also houses a luxury hotel, a shopping mall, and one of the largest indoor theme parks in Southeast Asia. The convention center is equipped with modern facilities and can accommodate both intimate meetings and grand-scale events.
Bandros City Tour (Gedung Sate, Museum Asia Afrika, Jalan Braga, Hotel Savoy Homann)
Bandros City Tour is a popular sightseeing experience in Bandung that allows visitors to explore the city aboard colorful open-top double-decker buses. “Bandros” stands for Bandung Tour on Bus, offering guided tours around key landmarks and historical sites in Bandung. It’s an ideal way for tourists to enjoy the city’s cultural and architectural heritage in a fun and informative manner, with various routes covering different parts of the city.
Brief Descriptions of Key Sightseeing Stops:
Braga Street: A historic street in Bandung, famous for its European-style buildings, cafes, and art galleries. Once the heart of Bandung’s social life during the Dutch colonial era, today it is a vibrant spot for shopping, dining, and cultural events.
Asia Afrika Museum: Located on the historic Jalan Asia Afrika, this museum commemorates the 1955 Asian-African Conference, which was a key event in post-colonial world history. The museum showcases the contributions of participating countries and houses artifacts from the event.
Gedung Sate: One of Bandung’s most iconic landmarks, Gedung Sate is a colonial-era building completed in 1920. Its unique architecture combines Dutch and indigenous elements, and it now serves as the seat of the West Java Provincial Government. The building’s name refers to the “satay-like” ornament on its roof.
Hotel Savoy Homann: A historic luxury hotel dating back to the Dutch colonial period. Known for its distinctive Art Deco architecture, Hotel Savoy Homann was the hotel of choice for dignitaries attending the 1955 Asian-African Conference. Today, it remains one of Bandung’s premier accommodations, blending modern comforts with historical charm.
Plataran Bandung
Plataran Bandung, West Java’s newest dining and function venue, is strategically located in Bandung’s historical government district, precisely situated adjacent to the iconic Gedung Sate. Plataran Bandung aims to honor the legacy of the City of Flowers as a representative event venue, from private meetings to large gatherings such as weddings and other corporate function of up to 600 pax, with a concept of an Intimate Royal Homey Venue & Dining with convention facilities and upholding the spirit as the Heartbeat of West Java. Plataran Bandung serves a variety of curated international heritage cuisines, exudes an elegant dining ambiance, and is an event venue ideal for private soirees and intimate celebrations—all presented with Plataran’s high service excellence standard.
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