
Sea Pearl
Jakarta
Google 4.6/5 (154 reviews)
519 m away
Jakarta · Indonesia · Asia
The Gallery Restaurant takes its visual cue from the work of Indonesian artist Hendra Gunawan, giving the first meal of the day rather more character than the usual hotel buffet.
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Hotel Ciputra Jakarta is a large city hotel for travellers who want a practical base in Jakarta, with enough on site to make staying in for an evening perfectly workable. English and Indonesian are spoken by the hotel team, so you can deal with the useful things directly, whether that means arranging a transfer, asking about the city or sorting out a late return from dinner.
The hotel has 336 rooms across 17 floors, with air conditioning, free Wi-Fi throughout and a 24-hour reception. This is a place built around convenience rather than barefoot island theatrics: useful when Jakarta is part of a wider trip and you want the evening to run without unnecessary complication.
You are in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Jl. Letnan Jenderal S Parman, around 15 miles from the airport. The city centre is about 2.5 miles away, putting the hotel within reach of Jakarta's urban sights without placing you in the middle of the busiest central streets.
Central Park Mall, Tanah Abang Market and the National Museum of Indonesia are among the places to explore around the hotel. The setting works well if your trip includes shopping, city visits or a short Jakarta stopover, while on-site parking and vehicle hire make the address practical for travellers moving around by road.
A shuttle service and airport transfers are available through the hotel, and taxis can also be arranged. Jakarta traffic is not famous for its generosity, so having the options organised through one reception desk is useful.

Room choice is unusually broad, from single and twin rooms to family options, apartments and suites. That gives you room to match the booking to the trip rather than squeezing everyone into the same standard layout. Couples can choose a double bed, while two divers travelling together may prefer twin beds and a little less nightly negotiation.
The more fully equipped categories add the things that matter when you are tired: air conditioning, a fridge, safe, television, Wi-Fi, desk space, tea and coffee facilities, bottled water and a hairdryer. Some also include blackout blinds, slippers, bathrobes and toiletries. A private bathroom is available across the room categories listed here.
Views vary by category, including the city, the pool and water-facing outlooks. There are also duplex rooms and suites, including two-bedroom options, for travellers who need more separation than a single sleeping area provides. Room service runs around the clock, which is handy when your body clock has not yet agreed with Jakarta's.
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The Gallery Restaurant is the main dining room, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its offer is international, with breakfast available as a buffet or à la carte. The room is air-conditioned and built around Hendra Gunawan-inspired artwork, so even the practical morning meal comes with something to look at besides the coffee machine.
Marble Court and Marble Court Alfresco cover the lighter end of the day, serving savoury bites, sweet desserts, coffee, tea and wine from late morning into the evening. You can take the table indoors or sit in the open-air alfresco area for a slower break between city plans. There is also a bar, café and snack bar on site.
Guests in Executive rooms and suites can use the Club Lounge, which serves breakfast, light snacks and evening cocktails in an air-conditioned setting designed for quieter work or downtime. Breakfast is included in the stated meal plan, and room service is available 24 hours a day.

The outdoor swimming pool is the obvious place to switch off once the city has had enough of you. It comes with pool and beach towels, and the tropical-style setting gives you somewhere to sit outside without having to turn the afternoon into an organised activity.
For a more deliberate recovery session, Spa & Wellness offers massage, facials, a hammam, sauna, jacuzzi, mud baths and body wraps. The fitness centre gives you a way to stretch out or keep moving between meals, while the hotel garden and sun terrace provide simpler places to pause. No complicated programme is required; Jakarta already supplies plenty of movement.
Families have access to a kids' club, a children's play area and a children's pool. The hotel also has bicycle hire, barbecue facilities and an excursion assistance service, so you can either keep the day close to the property or ask for help planning a city outing.
Your last day stays dry: no diving in the 18-24 hours before a flight, the perfect window to see the destination from another angle.
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Check-in is from 2 pm and check-out is by noon. Early arrival and late departure can be arranged on request. The 24-hour reception also handles private check-in and check-out, express formalities, luggage-related assistance, taxi bookings, excursions and airport transfers.
Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, while parking is available on site. Laundry, ironing and dry-cleaning services are available, and there is a safe at reception, an ATM, currency exchange and a souvenir shop. Medical support includes an on-site infirmary and a doctor on request.
The hotel has lifts, accessible facilities and air conditioning. Smoking is allowed in designated areas. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Diners Club, cash and PayPal are among the accepted payment methods.
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To prevent the spread of the Mpox virus, the Indonesian Ministry of Health has resumed health screening for international travelers (both Indonesian and foreign nationals) entering Indonesia from August 27, 2024. This includes completing an electronic self-declaration form called SATUSEHAT Health Pass, which must be completed on a dedicated web platform.
The swimming pool located on the 7th floor will be temporarily closed from 19 February to 19 March 2026. Swimming pool will reopen on 20 March 2026.
The hotel holds EarthCheck certification. Its environmental work includes collaboration with the Emmanuel Foundation on food waste, a planted hydroponic garden, energy-saving and water-saving measures, and efforts to reduce plastic waste.
The hotel also uses solar panels and collects rainwater. Corporate social responsibility work forms part of the wider programme, giving the sustainability policy some concrete jobs to do rather than leaving it as a slogan in the lobby.
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