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View all search resultsMost hotels in Jakarta have reported declining occupancy rates since the government cut spending on official trips and conferences, while operating costs keep climbing, forcing some to reduce headcount to scrape by.
The vast expanses of the Indonesian archipelago are blessed with immense tourism potential, but the country has yet to unlock this potential to the fullest extent. This is due, in part, to a lack of effort in promotion, according to Sudamala Resorts CEO Ben Subrata.
Padma Hotel Bandung, a premier luxury retreat nestled in the scenic hills of Ciumbuleuit, announces its temporary closure as part of a major transformation and expansion project. The hotel remains open until April 20, after which it will close to commence this significant enhancement.
Mövenpick Hotel Jakarta City Centre proudly introduces a new era of premium hospitality, offering an elevated lifestyle experience in the heart of Indonesia’s bustling capital. Designed for both business and leisure travelers, the hotel combines world-class service with exceptional amenities across 256 elegantly designed rooms and suites, seamlessly blending Swiss hospitality with modern comforts.
As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, Padma Hotel Bandung invites guests to indulge in an extraordinary iftar experience with Tales of Ramadan, a lavish buffet that embodies the essence of togetherness, cultural heritage and exquisite flavors. From March 7 to 29, The Restaurant at Padma Hotel Bandung will transform into a sanctuary of Middle Eastern and Indonesian delights, offering an unforgettable dining experience set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Ciumbuleuit Hills.
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