Front One Hotel Nganjuk

About Front One Hotel Nganjuk

Front One Hotel Nganjuk is a 3-star hotel on Jl. Bengawan Solo in Nganjuk, East Java (Jawa Timur), Indonesia. It's one of the higher-rated stays in the area on Traveloka, with an 8.4 out of 10 score from 879 guest reviews, earning it a "Very Good" rating. The hotel offers a well-rounded set of facilities that suit both business travelers passing through the region and families exploring East Java.

Location & How to Get There

The hotel sits in Wates, Begadung, within Kecamatan Nganjuk, close to the town centre. Nganjuk is often nicknamed "Kota Angin" (City of Wind) and sits along the main Surabaya-Solo travel corridor, making it a convenient overnight stop when driving across East Java. The town is also within day-trip reach of Malang (known for its cool climate and colonial-era architecture) and Surabaya, East Java's capital, both popular add-ons for a longer trip through the region.

Facilities

Confirmed amenities at Front One Hotel Nganjuk include:

• Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
• Outdoor pool
• On-site restaurant, cafe, and coffee shop, plus 24-hour room service
• Buffet breakfast
• 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security
• Business center and meeting facilities
• Air conditioning, cable TV, and desk in guestrooms
• Secure car park
• Elevator and wheelchair-accessible areas
• Small supermarket and snacks/newspaper stand on-site

Things to Do Nearby

Nganjuk is best known among travelers for Sedudo Waterfall (Grojogan Sedudo), one of the tallest waterfalls in Indonesia at around 105 meters, set at roughly 1,438 meters above sea level in the Ngliman highlands — typically about an hour's drive from town. Dolo Waterfall is another scenic option nearby. History-minded travelers can visit Ngetos Temple, a centuries-old brick candi valued for its distinctive stepped architecture, and the Anjuk Ladang heritage area. Families often head to Kertosono Legend Waterpark for a full day of water rides. For a longer excursion, Mount Wilis offers hiking trails and sweeping highland views.

Dining Nearby

Beyond the hotel's own restaurant and cafe, Nganjuk is a good place to try East Javanese specialties such as nasi pecel (rice with vegetables and peanut sauce), nasi tumpang, and dumbleg, widely available at local warungs around town.

Why Stay Here

With a strong guest rating, a pool, and round-the-clock front desk and security, Front One Hotel Nganjuk is a dependable base for exploring Sedudo Waterfall, Ngetos Temple, and the wider Nganjuk area, or for breaking up a longer road trip across East Java.

Booking Tips

The dry season, from May to September, is generally the most comfortable time to visit for waterfall trips and outdoor sightseeing. Rates on Traveloka are shown in USD, and booking ahead is recommended around regional holidays when demand for rooms in Nganjuk rises.

More Ways to Plan Your Trip: Continue planning your East Java itinerary by browsing more hotels, booking local activities, or checking flights into nearby East Java airports on Traveloka.