Meeting & Events
Welcome to the House of Tugu Old Town Jakarta, where every event is a masterpiece. Nestled in the heart of historic Old Town, our unique venues blend timeless elegance with modern sophistication, perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re planning a grand wedding, an intimate celebration, a corporate event, or a cultural gathering, our dedicated team will bring your vision to life. With stunning backdrops, exceptional catering, and meticulous service, your event at the House of Tugu will be unforgettable.
The Kali Macan Room
The room displays an artistic wooden boat from 1648, tons in weight, features a beautifully carved fierce tiger head, built for the opening ceremony of the new canal between the large river Kali Ciliwung and the small Kali Macan (Tigergracht).
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The Kasinem Room
This room depicts items related to Raden Saleh, Raden Adjeng Kasinem and Raden Ahmad. Most of these items that are now displayed in the Ruang Raden Saleh at the The House of Tugu, Old Town Jakarta are from the private collection of Raden Adjeng Kasinem, who was the daughter of Raden Saleh’s younger sister.
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The Raden Saleh Room
In this room, guests can find a few masterpieces from the private collection of the Tugu family by the flamboyant 19th century painter Raden Saleh, famous for his hauntingly beautiful paintings, not just in Indonesia but all over Europe.
The Raden Saleh Room has a seating capacity of 14 persons.
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Borobudur Room
In the Borobudur Room, a Dhyani Buddha statue reflects a storied journey. Originally carved near Borobudur Temple and completed in 1957, it was brought to Kota Tua in 2000. Blessed in 2010 with holy water from Thailand, this statue now stands as a tribute to art and devotion.
Borobudur Room has a seating capacity of 24 persons.
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Soekarno Room
In the Soekarno Room, a collection of memorabilia celebrates the legacy of Indonesia’s first president. Personal artifacts, photographs, and stories bring his journey to life, creating a space that honors his vision and role in shaping the nation’s independence.
Borobudur Room has a seating capacity of 26 persons.
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De Tiger Music Room & poolside Bar
Embrace the lively spirit of Old Town Jakarta at De Tiger, our modern Asian bistro and beer bar nestled alongside the pool. Here, you can indulge in delectable Asian-inspired dishes andzingi cocktails, all while soaking up the vibrant energy of our historic surroundings.
De Tiger Music Room & Poolside Bar has a seating capacity of 51 persons.
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The Sumba Room
The Sumba Room showcases an exquisite collection of tribal artworks and artifacts from diverse indigenous ethnic groups across Indonesia, including Borneo, Sulawesi, Sumatra, Papua, Nias, Sumba, Bali, and Lombok. This unique space opens seamlessly to the *Borneo Courtyard*, an open-air garden venue featuring a stage for live performances. At its heart stands a magnificent, multi-ton stone statue of the Rhinoceros Hornbill, a symbol of Borneo’s rich cultural heritage, offering a striking focal point for the courtyard.
The Sumba Room has a seating capacity of 38 persons.
Borneo Courtyard
an open-air garden venue featuring a stage for live performances. At its heart stands a magnificent, multi-ton stone statue of the Rhinoceros Hornbill, a symbol of Borneo’s rich cultural heritage, offering a striking focal point for the courtyard.
The Bureau of Oei Tiong Ham Room has a seating capacity of 50 persons.
The Blue Moon Hall
The Blue Moon Hall is a spacious multi-functional ballroom adorned with stunning, oversized blue lamps that create a captivating ambiance. Located on the second floor, the hall offers a unique view of a 26.5-meter-long dragon, originally crafted for Jakarta’s Chinatown Cap Go Meh celebration decades ago. The hall opens onto a charming large terrace, providing breathtaking views of Jakarta’s Old Town, where colonial-era buildings line the historic Kali Besar River.
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The Bureau of Tiong Ham
This elegant room is exclusively available for guests to have a private meeting, to enjoy cocktail hour or afternoon tea and coffee while soaking in the grand atmosphere from the 19th century. This room has been created to commemorate the life of the King of Sugar of Asia, also often referred to as the Rockefeller of Asia—Oei Tiong Ham.
The Bureau of Oei Tiong Ham Room has a seating capacity of 14 persons.
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De Harmonie Hall
In dedication to the memory of the original Societeit de Harmonie or Gedung Harmoni in Rijswijk, Batavia (now the corner of Jalan Veteran and Jalan Majapahit). This hall is now recreated at the, to bring out once again the glorious days of the social club, and various items that used to be displayed in the original de Harmonie.
De Harmonie Hall has a seating capacity of 100 persons.
The Kapitan Hall
Upon entering the gate of Gedong Goelo, we find ourselves in the Kapitan Hall – dedicated to the Chinese Kapitan Nie Hoe Kong who had occupied not only this house but a stretch of real estate from Jalan Roa Malaka Selatan up to Kalibesar Barat, where this lobby currently stands.
Kapitan Nie Hoe Kong was the leader of the Chinese Council who was very popular during his term.
In this area, one can find a few memorabilia that is now displayed to commemorate the memory of the Captain.
