Overlooking eight volcanoes, the ultra romantic Losari Coffee Plantation Resort & Spa in Magelang stands on 22 hectares of a lush coffee plantation secluded high above Central Java. Outdoor adventure seekers can ride elephants, tour ancient temples, play golf and tennis, raft, fish, mountain bike, hike, and tour the countryside aboard a 1902 steam train.

The 1920's Dutch Colonial plantation still produces high quality organic robusta coffee beans. The centerpiece Club House, once the home of the plantation's owners, now features high tea on its sprawling verandas and tourists mingling in the main areas, library and music room. The resort's Hamman, a real Turkish bath, indulges visitors with natural oil massages, scrubs and treatments developed in Javanese royal palaces.

The pampering continues with room service during certain hours and eclectic fusion of Mediterranean gourmet in the resort's Java Red Restaurant and Indonesian nouvelle cuisine in the Java Green Restaurant. The Plantation Bar offers guests cigars, wines, spirits, hors d'oeuvres, billiards and radiant sunsets.

The resort features a spring fed outdoor pool with swim up and poolside bars, while instructors on shaded terraces teach yoga and tai chi. Perks also include a tennis club; complimentary breakfasts and Internet access; fitness equipment; business center and conference rooms for 200 people; banquet, wedding and catering services; children's pool and supervised Kids Club day care services.
Designed in traditional Javanese style, the resort's 26 air conditioned, villas offer intricately carved teakwood fixtures and furnishings, verandas, DVD and CD players, Internet access, safes, refrigerators, minibars, bathrobes, and sunken mosaic, red marble, copper and stone bathtubs.

Losari Coffee Plantation Resort & Spa presents the perfect getaway, where guests seeking sanctuary can relax, sip coffee and admire Central Java's natural beauty, whether from inside a vintage locomotive, aboard elephants or while basking in the sunlight and cool breezes on the verandas.
From Semarang Airport:
Approximate driving time is 120 minutes and distance is 65 kilometers.

While traveling on the on the Yogykarta Samarand route, take the side road to southeast that is exactly 23.4 kilometers from Magelang and 13.6 kilometers from Ambarawa. From Ambarawa/Semarang, the road is to your left and about 37 meters beyond the TKPI Temanggung factory. From Magelang/Yogykarta the turn is to the right 1.3 kilometers beyond the Pasar Pingit fruit market and just 80 meters beyond a bridge on the main highway. After the turn off, head southeast about 800 meters without turning off the main direction of the road (do not turn left at the Losari sign). You will see a large white fence and eventually a guard post on the left of the road which is in front of the entrance.