Mandarin Oriental Jakarta Reopens

Following a comprehensive 20 month renovation, Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta officially reopened on 8 October, 2009, regaining its place as one of the most luxurious and contemporary hotels in the city.

The all new hotel has 272 guestrooms including 56 Mandarin Rooms and six suites. All accommodation has been designed in a classic contemporary style by the renowned design firm Lim, Teo and Wilkes (LTW), combining modern facilities with the group’s oriental heritage and Indonesian culture. In addition, each room features state-of-the art guest centric in-room technology.

The hotel also offers a variety of innovative dining concepts, with four new restaurants featuring a range of international cuisine from quintessential regional Chinese to an authentic French brasserie experience. There is also a signature Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop and a chic MO Bar overlooking the main Jakarta thoroughfare.

Over 1,000 square metres of luxurious meeting and banqueting facilities can cater from 14 to 600 guests; all with natural daylight, and equipped with the latest technology.

Leisure facilities include a state of the art fitness centre with personalized treatment rooms as well as an outdoor pool surrounded by lush tropical gardens.

“We are very pleased to be back in the city and look forward to showcasing the all-new Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta and to delighting guests once again with the Group’s renowned levels of hospitality,” said General Manager, Andrew Abram.

To celebrate the opening, guests booking a two night stay at Mandarin Oriental, Jakarta until 28 December 2009 will receive a US$50 credit which can be used in the hotel’s restaurants and bar. This offer cannot be combined with any other promotion, is applicable to Delight and Seasonal Choice rates only and is limited to one voucher per room per stay. Terms and conditions apply.

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