Just 50 minutes away from the busy city of Surabaya, Tretes Raya Hotel & Resort is the perfect place for both business and leisure. Located 700 meters above sea level, will be able to escape from the heat and humidity of neighbouring cities, with temperatures ranging 18 - 22 degrees Celcius all year round. Arrive at Tretes Raya to find yourself greeted with a feeling of contemporary Roman Luxury. Built around the legendary Tretes Raya swimming pool, our pool water is still sourced directly from the Welirang mountain spring. requiring no chemical treatment. Tretes Raya Hotel & Resort provides guests with 96 exquisite for vacationers, familiers, convention attendees and travel industry profesionals. Rooms are decorated with rice wood decor and have private balconies to enjoy the spectacular scenery of surrounding mountain. Our rooms consist of Honerymoon Suite, Sky Suite, The Bungalow, Superior and Deluxe Room. Our staff is dedicated to provide the highest level of customer service and our attention to detail will be evident in every aspect of your program. Imagine an impressive architecture and design with spectacular mountain views where you are offered privacy and personalized service. Tretes Raya Hotel & Resort will surely set an unforgetable experience for you and your family

~ History of Tretes Raya ~

Historical known as "Tretes Raya Simming Pool". Tretes Raya Hotel & Resort is a 1925 classical legendary landmark from the colonial period built by a Dutch man, named Van Sloten.
At that time, Tretes Raya was a private gateway for the "White" population to relax, away from the unbearable heat of Surabaya trading city. The name of Tretes Raya is reflected by its T-Shaped swimming pool, originated from the sound of water drops uphill Mount Welirang.
During the World War II, the property was taken over by the Japanese until 1945, when Japan finally surrended on 15 August 1945. After the Japanese left, the Dutch returned and remained in Indonesia until 1951. At that time, Indonesia government confisticated all colonial properties including Tretes Raya and forced the Dutch to leave Indonesia.
Today, you can still witness several of the fascinating legendary colonial structures such as the T-Shape swimming pool. colonial post office and the Edward's village. All are especially preserved in memories of Tretes Raya