Hotels
Occupying 25,082 m² of land, Hotel Indonesia was designed by an American architect, Abel Sorensen, and his wife, Wendy. The hotel was inaugurated in August 5, 1962, by the first president of Indonesia, Soekarno, to facilitate the Asian Games IV in 1962. The building was declared as national heritage by the local government, Pemda DKI, in March 29, 1993.
The hotel was operated by PT. Hotel Indonesia. Later in 2001, it was merged with PT. Natour (which manages other government-owned hotels) to form a new enterprise named PT. Hotel Indonesia Natour. Due to low occupancy and financial difficulties, on April 30, 2004, PT. Hotel Indonesia Natour widthdrew its operation from Hotel Indonesia. Currently the hotel is not operating, to allow for the much needed renovation. The surrounding site is also being developed into a mixed-use complex Grand Indonesia, which adds a shopping mall, an office tower, and a luxury apartment. Once the renovation is finished, the hotel will be managed by Kempinski Group and renamed to ‘Hotel Indonesia – Kempinski’.
All rooms in the Sofitel’s Gran Mahakam Jakarta have individually controlled air-conditioning and feature IDD telephone, international satellite television, movie channel radio, music, internet access, minibar with refrigerator, in-room safe, tub and shower bathroom, coffee/tea making facilities and hairdryer. Nonsmoking rooms are available.


