Jakarta, the Indonesian capital is literally a sprawling metropolis located on the island of Java, a sea of skyscrapers and motorbikes, home to local markets, trendy cafes and historical sights. Jakarta is a dynamic and vibrant city that maintains the lead in top emerging startups hubs in Asia. Its chaotic charm and juxtapositions can be found on every street. Despite the maddening traffic and persistent blanket of smog, Jakarta has plenty of pleasant surprises, including a world-class food, amazing coffee scene and endless opportunities for networking.
Jakarta is one of the best cities to live and work in Indonesia for remote workers and digital nomads. Check out our selection of great hotels and hostels. If this is your first time looking for accommodation in the city, we recommend you book a room for a short term rental while exploring the area and finding the perfect apartment.
1. Erian Hotel
Located in Jakarta, a 7-minute walk from Sarinah, Erian Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
2. Stanley Wahid Hasyim Jakarta
In the upmarket Menteng drinking and dining area, this laid-back hotel is a 13-minute walk from a metro station and 1 km from the Selamat Datang Monument. It’s 2 km from the National Museum of Indonesia.
3. Konko Hostel
In a leafy commercial area, this casual hostel is a 4-minute walk from Gondangdia Stasiun, 2 km from the National Monument and 5 km from the National Museum of Indonesia. Simple single-sex and mixed-gender dorms come with free Wi-Fi, as well as lockers and shared bathrooms. Private rooms add flat-screen TVs and en suite facilities.
Posto Dormire Hotel Jakarta is located in Grogol, a neighborhood in Jakarta. Travelers eager for a bit of culture can stop by Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, while those who have shopping on the agenda may want to visit Central Park Mall and Pasar Baru. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what’s happening at Gelora Bung Karno Stadium or Soemantri Brodjonegoro Stadium.
A stylish accommodation situated in Hayam Wuruk, near Jakarta’s main train station Gambir.
Set in a striking modern building, this trendy, art-filled hotel is 2 km from both the Gambir train station and the Galeri Nasional Indonesia art gallery. Featuring wall art by Indonesian artists, the funky, stylish rooms offer Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks, plus safes, and tea and coffee making facilities. Some add living areas and mini fridges. Room service is available 24/7. There’s a modern, 24-hour lobby bar/restaurant offering both international and Asian dishes. Other amenities include a sleek rooftop bar, an art gallery and bike rentals.
Discover a refuge in South Jakarta’s demanding district. Park5 offers an intimate place to stay with luxurious facilities. Park5 Cilandak is conviniently located surrounded by offices, shopping centers, and hospitals with seamless access to the Central Jakarta and the Airport.
Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Mangga Dua in Jakarta, Indonesia, Mercure Jakarta Batavia offers a comfortable and convenient stay for both business and leisure.
With a truly minimalistic design, Juno is perfect for dynamic travelers who dare to explore the city’s largest textile market, Tanah Abang.
