Location: Depok
Top Things to do in Depok
10 Things to Do in Depok That You Shouldn't Miss
Depok (Sundanese: ᮓᮦᮕᮧᮊ᮪) is a city in West Java province, Indonesia on the southern border of Jakarta SCR in the Greater Jakarta metropolitan region. The "de" in Jabodetabek refers to Depok, while Depok word is an acronym of De Eerste Protestants Onderdaan Kerk (Indonesian: Organisasi Kristen Protestan Pertama, English: First Protestant Christian Organization). There is also a saying that the word "depok" itself comes from Sundanese meaning hermitage or abode of one living in seclusion.
Restaurants in Depok
1. Retreat Spa at Eastparc Hotel
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
Founded in 2013, we believe in creating a sanctuary for our guests from the moment they place their trust in the Retreat Spa. From Rejuvenating massages and nourishing body treatments; to exclusive in-house product and our warm and knowledgeable staff; we take pride in serving our guests with integrity. The Retreat Spa has been awarded Tripadvisor’s Certificate of Excellence for its consistent 5-star reviews. Begin your escape to tranquility with a complimentary pick-up service to our spa. Upon arrival, be greeted by our friendly staff and enjoy refreshments before your appointment commences. Feeling tired? Take your pick from our array of massages that blend a mix of traditional and modern techniques to soothe aching muscles. Need to destress? Indulge in one of our revitalizing packages that combines your choice of massage, treatments and baths for a truly luxurious experience. Keen for a makeover? Our hair and nail salon will leave you looking beautiful with the latest trends and premium Loreal and OPI products. The Retreat Spa at Eastparc Hotel Yogyakarta occupies 600m2 and comes equipped with single and couple massage rooms, steam room, indoor jacuzzi, showers and full beauty salon. Complimentary pick-up services to the spa are also available for guests who reside within Yogyakarta.
Reviewed By Ken Loong C - Singapore, Singapore
There were 6 of us, we were deliberating whether to have our driver recommend us a massage place, or the hotel spa. We decided on the hotel's spa in the end, and we weren't disappointed.
Dini, the counter staff serving us, was polite, warm, friendly and professional. When our masseurs were not ready by the appointed time (and our appointed time was barely 10 minutes from the time we walked in), she decided to treat us to some steam room goodness on the house. She also kept checking in on us from time to time to ensure we were feeling comfortable and relaxed.
All that, at a price that will be considered very competitive where we are from. Much win here. Wouldn't call it budgeted, but extreme value for money
2. Ramayana Ballet at Prambanan
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 677 reviews
Reviewed By jamuna - kuala lumpur
We got good seats for IDR200K.
Though despite being in the very first row,, we found the english commentary blurrish.
Despite the fact the show runs on lots of international tourists, they had no english subtitles at all. The whole time the story line displayed on a side screen was in malay. Being an Indian myself and I understand Malay, it was easy for me to follow the play.
However, I pity those who have little knowledge of the entire story and do not understand Indonesian language. One would be lost...
Very nice costumes and beautiful casts. Hanuman was a tad too thin.
We saw people sleeping off 10mins into the show.
We lefr after 1 hour during the interval as it was just too boring by then.
All in all, it could have been better if the commentaries were clearer and the storyline was in English as well. My husband who is a non-Malay speaker barely knew what was going on.
3. Prambanan Temples
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
These ancient masterpieces of Hindu architecture are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting the famous Ramayana story.
Reviewed By bernie47801 - Denpasar, Indonesia
One of the most extraordinary structures in the world. A must visit location when you come to Indonesia. Allow at least a half day to experience this site. Much easier to access compared to Borobudur but just as fascinating. These two sites should be on your bucket list together with Angkor Wat.
4. Sari Temple
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By KGB777 - Singapore, Singapore
Although you may well be totally sick of temples by the time you visit Candi Sari, it's still worth making the effort. The temple is located in a peaceful setting without too much human traffic, and you can take your time to admire the stonework. Seems to be a fee of 2k IDR to enter.
5. Woman and Woman spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Woman and Woman Spa designed for family, providing a wide range of body treatments which including different kind of massages, choice of body scrubs and mask, hair, nail and waxing treatment. The services are for you alone or with your partner, family members or friends. Located only less than 10 Minutes away from Adisucipto International Airport and we provide free return transfer from your hotel in town We also provide special menu and price for students who study in Yogyakarta.
Reviewed By Violet_Pel - Naples, Italy
The ladies could not have been more sweet, and I really appreciated the quick responses on Facebook. But I think the place is set up more for massages and spa treatments than nail services. The manicure was quite basic, color selection was limited and off brand. The paint job was uneven and messy so I didn't end up putting color on my hands. The hand massage and footcare with scrub and mint lotion was nice, but for the price, i had expected something more professional.
6. Alhambra Spa & Bistro
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Excellent massage and scrubs, great Mediterranean inspired food, fish therapy with a sunset view of Yogyakarta.
Reviewed By Hina A
We arrived from London, UK on a visit to the region and accidentally discovered this hidden gem.
Lovely Spa, great weekend treat. Our first treatment was a full body massage which was carried out by a lovely lady and was very relaxing and the pressure was great. The relaxation room where you are taken after treatments is lovely and cozy with dimmed lighting, beds and blankets for you to lay on and rest after the treatment. Later we used the spa pool area with sauna, steam and salt rooms and then the spa pool which felt like you were getting into a bath the temperature was welcoming.
The place was well decorated and clean, the pillows were very comfortable. I had a facial on the Sunday by another chap, the smells of the products are amazing, he put me at ease and I was fully relaxed and felt so clean and refreshed afterwards. Afterwards we tucked into our "Bistro" that was very authentic with local touch. Great Management and support staff - so 5 stars.
I would go again just wish it was nearer to me!!!
7. Cinere Bellevue Mall
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By JeffryHaryanto9
Well this is the first mall around Cinere that have Starbucks, Celebrity Fitness, XXI, and other good shop inside it. This is what I have been waiting for.
8. Taman Pelangi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By Muhammad K - Sengata, Indonesia
The park is open at evening started 5 or 6 PM.
My children were very pleasant to play at the ground. There were trampolin, ballon house, bumper car, and also we could ride our own kinds of ricksaw by renting them.
Besides, we could enjoy the evening by walking round the park with bautiful lights view.
There was no admission ticket needed, just parking ticket and tickets for every attraction to be rent.
There is also a trans-jogja halte ath the opposite of the Monumen Jogja Kembali.
9. Mal Cinere
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
10. Sewu Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 699 reviews
Reviewed By semara b - Gianyar, Indonesia
The best tour guide takes us to this site and inform us lots of things about the history, function of this building. Unique and very fun. I wish I could come again.
