Amanjiwo prices per night: Aman’s own calendar in dollars, month by month, with the taxes inside

Open a night on the calendar and the rate list says what its figure is: «$1,331 / night», «Including taxes & fees», for a Garden Pavilion on 28 October 2026, with 5 dearer categories above it. The calendar grid itself prints no such line. On the 5 nights for which we hold both, its figure equalled the least expensive pavilion on the rate list: the Garden Pavilion on 4 of them and the Menoreh Pavilion on 7 February 2027, when the Garden was unavailable. We read the other calendar figures on this page the same way, as one night for 2 in the lowest category on sale with taxes and fees in, on the strength of those 5 nights.

From 12 October 2026 to 30 September 2027 we read a price under 337 nights. The lowest figure, $1,331, came on 14 of them: 28 and 29 October, 8 nights of November, 7, 10 and 17 December 2026, and 1 March 2027. The usual night was $1,513, on 171 nights: 28 of the 31 in January, 84 of the 120 priced from March to June, and every priced night of September 2027. July and August were set higher, at $1,997 on 50 of their 55 priced nights. The highest figure, $2,481, stood on 3 single nights: 4 May, 28 July and 4 August 2027.

October 2026 moved most from one night to the next: $1,815 on the 12th, the 14th and from the 16th to the 18th, $2,118 on the 13th and the 30th, $1,452 on 5 nights, and $1,331 on the 28th and 29th. Christmas and New Year were $1,815 from 24 December to 1 January, with $2,057 on 26 and 27 December and again on 2 January. A second rise came in February 2027: $1,997 on the 5th, $2,178 on the 6th, $2,239 on the 7th and 8th, and $1,513 again by the 12th. Aman’s pages give no reason for it; on 7 February the Garden Pavilion was unavailable and the least expensive room was the Menoreh Pavilion.

The ladder of categories keeps its shape through the year. For 15 January 2027: Garden Pavilion $1,513, Menoreh Pavilion $1,755, Garden Pool Pavilion $1,997, Menoreh Pool Pavilion $2,239, Borobudur Pavilion $2,481, Borobudur Pool Pavilion $2,844, and the Dalem Jiwo villa $6,050. A private pool added $484 a night to the Garden Pavilion on all 5 nights that had both on sale; the view of Borobudur added $968 on 3 nights and $1,089 on 28 October 2026. For New Year’s Eve the pavilions ran from $1,815 to $3,207, and for 15 July from $1,997 to $3,328.

Google Hotels shows the same year in rupiah. Its one-night calendar for 2 adults, read the same day, held a price for 314 of the 385 nights from 12 October 2026 to 31 October 2027, the last of them 6 September 2027. A calendar price is the lowest figure Google showed for that night; Google names no room and does not say whether taxes are inside. On the nights we opened, Aman’s rate list answers both questions. On 288 of the 308 nights that both priced, Google’s figure is Aman’s at about IDR 17,890 to the dollar, by our arithmetic: IDR 23,813,454, its lowest, on the $1,331 nights; IDR 27,060,742 for $1,513; IDR 35,733,504 for $1,997. On the 20 others the 2 calendars were between $60 and $242 apart.

The link Google gives for Amanjiwo’s own offer carries the breakdown in its parameters. For 12 October 2026 it holds a price of 1,815.00 US dollars, shown as IDR 32,472,892 with IDR 5,635,791 of tax inside. These are parameters of the link; we did not open the page behind it. By our arithmetic the tax is 21% of the remaining IDR 26,837,101. Aman’s Pool Terrace menu, read on 1 October 2026, adds the same percentage to food and drink as «government tax and service charge»; that is a restaurant’s rate, and Aman’s rate list prints no percentage for the pavilions, only that taxes and fees are included. If the pavilions carry 21% throughout, $1,815 is $1,500 plus tax and $1,331 is $1,100.

One night stands apart. For 11 August 2027 Google showed IDR 61,722,624, the highest figure of its calendar, as it had on 1 October, when it read IDR 61,706,240. Aman’s rate list for that night, opened on 11 October, began at $1,997 for a Garden Pavilion, with the Borobudur Pavilion unavailable; which room or rate Google’s figure describes, we cannot say. Between the 2 Google readings, 10 days apart, 19 October 2026 rose from IDR 23,911,424 to 25,978,312 and 31 December from 30,433,280 to 32,472,892, while 30 October fell from 41,302,016 to 37,885,040 and 1 January 2027 from 36,954,112 to 32,472,892.

The low prices and the rain arrive together. WeatherSpark counts an average of 17.6 rainy days in November, 20.1 in December and 21.1 in January at nearby Magelang, against 4.1 in August, the month when the pavilion costs $1,997. Few guests write what they paid for a room. One, in June 2025, advised a night or 2 «if its off-season and lowered price». Outside visitors report the price of lunch: one, in October 2026, wrote of a minimum spend of IDR 850,000 a person for non-residents and of single dishes around IDR 400,000; another, in August 2022, paid about IDR 880,000 for water, tea, a beef curry and a dessert, against a minimum of 550,000 at the time.

The floor of $1,331 appears on 13 nights scattered between 28 October and 17 December and returns for one night in March. From January to June the figure is $1,513 on 123 of the 176 nights we read, and from 1 July it steps up to $1,997 until the end of August. We did not read 11 August, Google’s dearest night, on Aman’s calendar; its rate list for that night began at $1,997. Google’s lowest night of a month is sometimes a different night from Aman’s, because on 20 nights the 2 calendars disagree.