The lobby of Gran Meliá Jakarta
Cover The lobby of Gran Meliá Jakarta
The lobby of Gran Meliá Jakarta

In the heart of the capital’s diplomatic quarter, Gran Meliá Jakarta masterfully pairs vibrant Spanish heritage with warm Indonesian hospitality to create a refined city escape.

Finding a space that encourages you to slow down and live well within a bustling metropolis is a rare pleasure. Positioned within the Golden Triangle business district of Kuningan, South Jakarta, Gran Meliá Jakarta serves as an oasis in the heart of the city. Surrounded by key diplomatic offices—including the embassies of Australia, Britain, Switzerland, and Thailand—the hotel balances exceptional convenience for international travellers with a genuine sense of escape.

The character of the hotel relies on a beautiful duality, seamlessly blending Spanish heritage with attentive Indonesian hospitality. Throughout the guest experience, a distinct philosophy shines through: one that celebrates life’s simple pleasures, thoughtful craftsmanship, and understated elegance. This spirit is visible in everything from the architecture and interiors to the heartfelt service.

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Premium RedLevel Twin Room
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Start the day with a nourishing breakfast at Café Gran Via
Above Start the day with a nourishing breakfast at Café Gran Via
Premium RedLevel Twin Room
Start the day with a nourishing breakfast at Café Gran Via

Across the property, 334 rooms and suites are designed to harmonise local heritage with contemporary comfort. With generous proportions starting from 45 square metres, each room features a practical workspace with an ergonomic chair, alongside a spacious marble bathroom complete with a bathtub and walk-in shower—offering an inviting corner to relax. For an elevated stay, the RedLevel premium service introduces a boutique hotel concept within the main property. Guests gain access to an exclusive lounge, private check-in, dedicated butler service, and evening cocktails with canapés served against views of the Jakarta skyline.

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Urban sanctuary and restful stay is yours at Gran Meliá Jakarta
Above Urban sanctuary and restful stay is yours at Gran Meliá Jakarta
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The tranquil swimming pool area
Above The tranquil swimming pool area
Urban sanctuary and restful stay is yours at Gran Meliá Jakarta
The tranquil swimming pool area

Dining here is a highly convivial affair, mapped across a collection of culinary destinations. At ERRE & Urrechu, Spanish Chef Íñigo Urrechu showcases grilling techniques inspired by the Basque Country, paired alongside a refined wine selection. For Asian flavours, Tien Chao presents authentic Chinese gastronomy focused on balance and flavor, featuring four private dining rooms for social gatherings.

Meanwhile, Yoshi offers Japanese precision and contemporary elegance in a serene, minimalist setting, paired with a curated sake collection. The lifestyle experience is rounded out by all-day options at Café Gran Via, poolside relaxation at Chillin Pool Bar, and evening entertainment at the Lobby Lounge.

 

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Taste Basque cuisine at ERRE & Urrechu
Above Taste Basque cuisine at ERRE & Urrechu
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Tien Chao offers Chinese cuisine
Above Tien Chao offers Chinese cuisine
Taste Basque cuisine at ERRE & Urrechu
Tien Chao offers Chinese cuisine

True restoration is found at YHI Spa, a tranquil sanctuary offering personalised treatments, a steam bath, and a Jacuzzi designed to refresh mind and body. A modern Health Club and an outdoor swimming pool framed by lush gardens complete this holistic retreat, proving that even in the centre of Jakarta, peace is entirely within reach.

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Eve Tedja
Travel & Dining Editor, Tatler Indonesia
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Eve Tedja

Since embarking on her career as a food journalist in 2012, she has penned hundreds of articles delving into culinary trends, chef profiles, and gastronomic destinations across Asia. Born and raised in Bali, Eve is dividing her time between Bali and Jakarta.