Guests can stay at the hotel with optional sahur meals for two, including 20 percent discount on lunch at all food and beverage outlets. The prices start from Rp 2.48 million per night and are valid until April 29.

The special iftar menu at the signature restaurant provides a buffet of everyone’s favourite local and international cuisine, staring at Rp 548,000 per person on weekdays and Rp 598,000 on weekends. For a more unforgettable experience, break your fast at the Sky Pool to enjoy “Iftar in the sky” for Rp 450,000, or enjoy a three-tier bento selection of Japanese cuisine from OKU for Rp 600,000.

Everyone is also welcome to enjoy the hotel’s luxurious food at home with the special iftar takeaway, to be crafted and packaged in the Ramadan Besekan (traditional box made of bamboo), at a price of Rp 350,000++

This year’s Ramadan is made extra special with a variety of sweet Ramadan cakes, courtesy of Kempi Deli and Cacao Barry. The treats are also available for purchase starting from Rp 460,000.

Hampers are available and filled with traditional food; starting from Rp 350,000, the Qadr includes two cookies, the Kareem has four, the Eid has six, while the Mubarak impressively contains 10.

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