Hotelet në Jakarta

This former Dutch colony is now an immense metropolis where skyscrapers live alongside volcanoes, tea plantations and huge shopping centres. Ready to touch the sky?

A city for shopping and skyscrapers

The metropolitan area has 30 million residents. This is one of the biggest cities on the planet, and that’s precisely why just stopping and watching people and life go by is one of the best things to do if you want to discover the charm of Jakarta. Other lovely places to discover in the city are Kota Tua, the old part of the city, full of Dutch colonial-style buildings, Monas, Indonesia’s national monument, a 132-metre tall column which commemorates the country’s independence or the spectacular Istiqalal mosque, with capacity for 120 thousand people. Going up to the roof of one of its many skyscrapers to see the spectacular views of the city is also a must.

Hotelet tona në Jakarta

a large indoor building with tables and chairs

a room with tables and chairs and palm trees

Gran Meliá Jakarta

Unbeatable location
Excellent communications

Exoticism and modernity in the Jakarta Golden Triangle

Trego hartën

a statue of a man with a crown and a sword

Monedha

The official currency is the Indonesian rupiah, which is also known as the perak. Foreign currency can be easily exchanged at banks and exchange offices.

Gjuhe

The official language is Bahasa Indonesian. However, there are also numerous indigenous languages and dialects.

Internet

The city has hundreds of free Wi-Fi hotspots. The quality of the signal is very good in the hotels.

Moti

The climate is warm throughout the year. The temperature ranges between 23⁰C and 33⁰C and rarely goes above or below this.