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Hotel Indonesia

Hotel Indonesia occupies a landmark position in Central Jakarta at Bundaran HI (Hotel Indonesia Roundabout), directly adjacent to Grand Indonesia and Plaza Indonesia shopping malls. The hotel's central location provides seamless access to embassies, business districts, and the city's main attractions.

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Historic landmark and cultural significance

Hotel Indonesia stands as one of Jakarta's oldest and most recognizable landmarks. Built by Indonesia's first president, Sukarno, in preparation for the 1962 Asian Games, the hotel opened July 16, 1962, with its grand opening held August 5, 1962, attended by President Sukarno. The Welcome Monument stands in front of the property, originally positioned to welcome guests visiting Jakarta for the Asian Games.

The hotel's cultural importance is reflected in its 1993 declaration as a national cultural heritage site by the Governor of DKI Jakarta (Decree No. 475 on March 29, 1993). This designation mandates the preservation and maintenance of the building and all historical assets. The property underwent complete renovation from 2004 to 2009, reopening May 20, 2009, as Hotel Indonesia Kempinski under the Djarum ownership and Kempinski Hotels management.

Central location and nearby amenities

The hotel is directly connected to Grand Indonesia Mall, providing immediate retail and dining access. Plaza Indonesia shopping mall stands adjacent to the property. The Bundaran HI (Hotel Indonesia Roundabout) location positions the hotel as a central navigation point in Jakarta's geography.

The Thamrin–Sudirman corridor, Jakarta's primary business district, lies within walking distance. The MRT station is located three minutes from the hotel lobby by foot, providing rapid public transit access throughout the city. The address—Menteng, Special Capital Region of Jakarta, 10310, Indonesia—places the hotel in a residential and business mixed-use area.

Physical setting and nearby hotels

Hotel Indonesia occupies 25,082 square meters of land. The property comprises two architectural wings: the 16-story Ramayana Wing and the 8-story Ganesha Wing, designed by Danish architect Abel Sorensen and his wife, Wendy Becker.

Verified luxury hotels in the immediate vicinity include Mandarin Oriental in Central Jakarta and Mandarin Oriental Jakarta (0.2 kilometers away), The St. Regis Jakarta (1.3 kilometers), Park Hyatt Jakarta (1.4 kilometers), and Raffles Hotel Ciputra World (3.2 kilometers). This concentration of luxury properties reflects the area's status as a premier hospitality destination.

Reservations and contact

Contact the hotel directly at +62 21 2358 3800 or [email protected] for reservations, event bookings, or inquiries. The hotel's central address and direct mall access ensure straightforward arrival and departure logistics from any part of Jakarta.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Hotel Indonesia called a landmark?

Hotel Indonesia is named as the origin of the Bundaran HI (Hotel Indonesia Roundabout), one of Jakarta's most recognizable traffic circles. Built for the 1962 Asian Games and declared a national cultural heritage site in 1993, the hotel is deeply embedded in Jakarta's history and geography.

What shopping is available nearby?

The hotel is directly connected to Grand Indonesia Mall and is adjacent to Plaza Indonesia shopping center, providing extensive retail and dining options without leaving the immediate area.

How do I get to the hotel by public transportation?

The MRT station is located three minutes' walk from the hotel lobby, providing access throughout Jakarta's metro system. The hotel's position on the Thamrin–Sudirman corridor also offers bus and taxi access.

What other luxury hotels are nearby?

Mandarin Oriental (0.2 km), The St. Regis Jakarta (1.3 km), Park Hyatt Jakarta (1.4 km), and Raffles Hotel Ciputra World (3.2 km) are verified luxury properties in the area.

When was Hotel Indonesia built and renovated?

Hotel Indonesia opened July 16, 1962, in preparation for that year's Asian Games. The property underwent complete renovation from 2004 to 2009, reopening May 20, 2009, as Hotel Indonesia Kempinski.

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