Jakarta, Indonesia Sentinel — The iconic five-star Grand Hyatt Jakarta, located adjacent to Jakarta’s famous Bundaran Hotel Indonesia (HI) roundabout, is reportedly up for sale at an astonishing price of Rp2.5 trillion (approximately $800 million).
Owned by Sinar Mas Group, a prominent Indonesian conglomerate founded by Eka Tjipta Widjaja, one of the country’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, the hotel is a flagship property in the heart of the capital. Sinar Mas Group is also known for its elite residential developments, such as the BSD City satellite town.
Rumors Circulate on Social Media
News of the sale has been circulating on social media platforms. A TikTok post from the account @Almer Property on Monday, January 27, 2025 claimed, “For sale: Grand Hyatt Jakarta, a five-star hotel located in the heart of Jakarta, Indonesia, within the iconic Plaza Indonesia complex,” as reported by ntvnews.id.
While the report remains unverified, rumors of the hotel’s sale first surfaced in September 2024 on a property-focused website.
Prime Location in Central Jakarta
The Grand Hyatt Jakarta is renowned for its strategic location within the Plaza Indonesia complex on Jalan MH Thamrin, one of the city’s most prestigious addresses. Surrounded by government buildings, corporate offices, and embassies, the hotel attracts business travelers, government officials, and tourists seeking convenience and luxury in the capital.
Additionally, its proximity to shopping malls and entertainment centers further enhances its appeal. No wonder that the price tag reaches Rp12.5 Trillion.
Timeless Luxury and Modern Amenities
The nightly rate at the Grand Hyatt Jakarta starts at approximately Rp3 million ($200), with one of its key highlights being breathtaking views of the iconic Welcome Monument (locally known as Patung HI) and Jakarta’s vibrant cityscape.
Following recent renovations, the Grand Hyatt Jakarta offers a timeless luxury experience. The hotel boasts 424 guest rooms, including 271 Grand Rooms, 75 Deluxe Rooms, 33 Grand Club Rooms, and 45 Suites
For business travelers, the hotel features over 2,000 square meters of meeting and event space, catering to conferences, corporate gatherings, and other events.
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A Symbol of Jakarta’s Urban Prestige
The Grand Hyatt Jakarta has long been a symbol of luxury and prestige in the city’s hospitality sector. Whether or not the sale rumors prove true, the hotel remains one of Jakarta’s most sought-after destinations for both leisure and business travelers.
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