About The Ascott Jakarta

Building Description: In the heart of a sprawling city that is Jakarta, lies the exclusive retreat of The Ascott Jakarta. The metropolis, a curious mix of Asian traditions and western modernity, provides a faceted backdrop to this exclusive luxury accommodation for the discerning traveller. Ideally situated within the capital’s Golden Triangle, The Ascott Jakarta resides in the modern central business and embassy district alongside colonial and traditional Indonesian architecture. Both business and leisure travellers accustomed to refined standards of service and commitment will find this and more at The Ascott Jakarta. For business travellers, our well-equipped Benchmark Serviced Offices will support all your business needs.
Accommodation: The Ascott Jakarta provides the accomplished individual with a seamless fusion of luxury and comfort. Choice residences, totaling 198, range from studio apartments, to one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences to grand split-level penthouses, are crafted to suit your specific needs and complement your particular executive lifestyle. Fully furnished residences boasts fully-equipped kitchen that provides for quiet evenings and home-cooked meals. Evocative furnishings, elegant fittings and thoughtful detail make for a stylish and sophisticated ambience, and a stay marked by sheer indulgence. To top it all, our personalized maid service will keep your residence in excellent order.
Location: The Ascott Jakarta is minutes away from the United Nations Building, numerous embassies, as well as various banking and financial institutions. All this amidst impressive historical monuments such as the Welcome Monument & the National Monument (Monas), while the Indonesian National Museum, the Satria Mandala (Army Museum) and the Wayang Museum are all within reach. Shopping options range from designer boutiques at the nearby Plaza Indonesia Shopping Complex to the antique markets of Jalan Surabaya. A short drive takes you to this eclectic street, known for its ‘flea markets’ for antiquities, porcelain, brassware, handicraft reflecting the strong accents of Indonesian’s unique brand of art and culture. Alternatively, visit the fascinating port of Sunda Kelapa, Jakarta’s ‘fish market’ and see the remains of the Kasteel Batavia (the old Dutch fort) both of which date back to the 16th century. Watch the tall mast Bugis schooners from Sulawesi and immerse yourself in time and history.

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