Looking for the best hotels in Jakarta? Indonesia's capital is a sprawling tropical metropolis. Most of the country's largest corporations are headquartered here - it's a place for business, with a thriving local culture and the frontline in Indonesia's transformation. In a city where space is at a premium, the best way to stay is in a luxury serviced apartment. Frasers Hospitality’s award-winning serviced apartments in Jakarta offer luxurious living with the benefits of a hotel - a home away from home including 24/7 security, concierge services, and modern facilities ideal for executives, couples and families.
Located in Jakarta's Golden Triangle and within easy walking distance to MRT Setiabudi Astra Station, FraserResidence Sudirman offers 108 Gold Standard, fully-furnished serviced apartments ideal for long and short stays. Whether you’re here for a monthly business trip or annual holiday with the family, enjoy the best in inner-city living with Fraser Residence Sudirman's onsite facilities, including an Olympic-sized swimming pool, indoor courts and a fully-equipped gym.
Experience 5-star hotel living with the convenience of a serviced apartment at Fraser Residence Menteng Jakarta. Conveniently located close to Jakarta's CBD and close to shopping, dining and other services, the property offers 128 Gold Standard serviced apartment residences with an ideal mix of style, sophistication and comfort. The property's 5-star facilities provide the best in contemporary urban living, including a 24/7 gym, residents’ lounge and pool, as well as onsite reception, concierge and 24/7 security services.
Located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, Jakarta's centre of business and culture, Fraser Place Setiabudi is the epitome of contemporary urban living. Ideal for long-stay residents in Jakarta for monthly business or leisure, the property towers 31-storeys and incorporates 151 Gold Standard serviced apartment residences set within lush landscaped gardens. Residents will enjoy the extensive onsite facilities, including an outdoor jogging track, indoor basketball courts, a fully-equipped 24/7 gym, steam and sauna, jacuzzi and an outdoor pool.
Welcome to Jakarta, Indonesia's young, thriving and vibrant capital. From its diverse neighbourhoods to glittering malls, frenetic CBD and late-night culture, Jakarta offers something for everyone. Here you'll find some of Indonesia's top corporations, as well as a burgeoning start-up scene bursting with tech entrepreneurs. Jakarta's locals are industrious and friendly - a must in a city with a population of over 9.6 million.
In many ways, serviced-apartment-style living epitomises life in Jakarta. The sprawling metropolis is more a collection of boroughs and neighbourhoods than a homogenised grid, so people tend to spend much of their time 'living local'. Jakartans are young and educated, and it shows. In recent years, numerous neighbourhoods such as Kemang, Panglima Polim and Pantai Indah Kapuk have been rejuvenated as young entrepreneurial Jakartans have moved in to start up cafés, boutique shops, restaurants, and galleries.
When it comes to business, Jakarta works hard and plays hard. The centre of commerce and government can be found in Jakarta's 'Golden Triangle', an area which extends through Central and South Jakarta and encapsulates most of the city's commercial offices, government buildings and tourist attractions. Kuningan and Sudirman-Thamrin are two of the busiest, stacked with skyscrapers housing the headquarters of some of Indonesia's and the world's top corporations.
Whether travelling for business or leisure, don't miss out on some of the top things to do in Jakarta near your serviced apartment suites.
Jakarta attracts talented culinary creators from around the world, and many of them set up shops in Central Jakarta and the Golden Triangle. Some of Jakarta's best restaurants can be found close to our serviced apartments in Menteng, Setiabudi, and Sudirman.
Nearby Fraser Residence Menteng, Spanish rooftop restaurant Por Qué No serves up authentic Spanish flavours with fantastic views of the Central Jakarta skyline. Plataran Menteng is the place to go for elevated and elegant Indonesian fine dining.
Nearby Fraser Residence Sudirman, Amuz at SCBD delights with contemporary takes on French cuisine, led by veteran French chef Gilles Marx. In Setiabudi and less than 100 metres from your hotel, Fraser Place Setiabudi, you'll find legendary local eatery Pokenbir, which serves up quite possibly the best pork dishes in town.
Indonesia has a long and colourful history and a long association with the sea and international trade. Whether it's exploring the country's ancient past, Dutch-Colonial history, or contemporary society, the best place to start is the National Museum and National Gallery of Indonesia, located conveniently close to our serviced apartments in Menteng. Sitting adjacent to Jakarta's National Monument Park, the National Museum houses over 140,000 objects and numerous permanent and temporary exhibitions covering Indonesian cultural history and the environment. On the other side of the park, the National Gallery of Indonesia houses 1,770 artworks by Indonesian and international artists, including works by famed West Javanese artist, Affandi.
Jakarta has a reputation for working hard and playing hard, well-earned if the pace of the city's nightlife is any guide. Central Jakarta and its surrounds thrum to the beat of late night clubs and bars almost every night of the week - there's always something on. Jakarta's rooftop bar scene is strong, with some of the best found in Setiabudi. Hause Rooftop offers a staggeringly uninterrupted view of the city, only an 11-minute walk from Fraser Place Setiabudi’s serviced apartments. The venue is elegant but relaxed, and the service is impeccable. To experience Jakarta's late night club scene, visit Fable in Sudirman. Turn up late because Jakarta's nightclub scene is famous for its late starts - the party doesn't really get going until after midnight.
Close to our luxury hotel-like apartments in Menteng, Jalan Surabaya is the ideal place to pick up antiques, Indonesian crafts and souvenirs for the folks at home. Here, you can find traditional Indonesian carving, batik, classic books and other collector's items along the street's permanent flea market. Some of the antiques date back to Indonesia's Dutch-colonial era, so keep your eyes out for a bargain or a one-of-a-kind accessory.
South Jakarta is where you'll find two of Jakarta's up-and-coming neighbourhoods, Kemang and Panglima Polim. Jakarta's young, entrepreneurial locals have, in recent times, rejuvenated the areas to become Jakarta's default centres of cool. Find some of the best boutique fashion in Kemang, with numerous young local labels opening up small boutique stores. In Panglima Polim, delve into the area's inexpensive eateries and coffee concept stores. Panglima Polim fairly well exudes a hipster vibe and gives a sense of where Jakarta's young and spirited are taking Indonesia's tropical metropolis.
To reach our Jakarta hotels from Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, we recommend a private hire car or making the 50-minute journey on the Jakarta Airport Train to Sudirman Baru station in the city centre and from there catching a taxi to your serviced apartment accommodation.
What is the best way to get around in Jakarta?
The best way to get around Jakarta is by taxi, private car, GoJek bike taxi or Grab/GoJek taxi.
What is Jakarta known for?
As the capital of Indonesia, Jakarta is known for its history, culture, dining and nightlife. It is also the centre of Indonesia’s economic engine and home to the Indonesian Government and many of Southeast Asia’s leading companies.
What are the top 5 things to do in Jakarta?
1. Dine out in some of Jakarta's top restaurants in Menteng, Setiabudi and Sudirman. 2. Visit the National Museum and the National Gallery of Indonesia. 3. Stay out late to experience Jakarta’s fantastic nightlife. 4. Go antique shopping in Menteng. 5. Hang out with the cool kids in Kemang.
When is the best time to visit Jakarta?
Jakarta has a humid, tropical climate defined by the annual monsoon season. The best time to visit is during the dry season from May to September.
Where is the best area to stay in Jakarta?
Jakarta is a sprawling city where getting around can take some time. Some of the best areas to stay in Jakarta for an ideal mix of convenience and culture include Sudirman, Menteng, and Setiabudi.