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Shangri-La Jakarta
Jakarta, Indonesia · Shangri-La · High Luxury



The first Shangri-La to open in Indonesia, debuting in 1994 in Jakarta's Sudirman corridor, Shangri-La Jakarta is distinguished by tropical gardens and a resort-scale outdoor pool that are almost unheard of at this density in a Central Business District, a green resort within a skyscraper city. A 2017 renovation wove batik, tenun fabrics, and hand-carved wood throughout its 662 rooms.
- 662 rooms
- Opened 1994
- Neighborhood: Kota BNI
- Rooms from 463 sq ft (43 m²)
About Shangri-La Jakarta
- Shangri-La Jakarta was the brand's first property in Indonesia, opening in 1994 — the hotel that established the Shangri-La name in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
- Its tropical gardens and full resort-style outdoor pool occupy prime Sudirman CBD land, an anomaly for a 662-room city hotel at one of Jakarta's most commercially valuable addresses.
- A 2017 room renovation incorporated Indonesian artisan techniques — contemporary batik, tenun ikat textiles, and hand-carved wood engravings — into the interiors of all guestrooms.
- Entry-level rooms start at 463 sq ft (43 m²).
History
Shangri-La Jakarta opened in 1994 as the first Shangri-La hotel in Indonesia, located in the Sudirman business district. It underwent major room renovations in 2017, incorporating Indonesian artistry with modern batik, tenun fabrics, and wood engravings. The 32-story property serves as a luxurious urban oasis and premier business venue in the capital.
The setting
Shangri-La Jakarta anchors Jalan Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 1 within the Kota BNI complex — the ceremonial gateway of the city's premier commercial boulevard, where the iconic 48-storey Wisma 46 stands as an immediate neighbour. Opened in 1994, the hotel is celebrated for expansive tropical gardens and a resort-scale outdoor pool — a green sanctuary amid the surrounding tower skyline. BNI City MRT station, with direct airport-rail connections, sits steps away; the National Museum of Indonesia lies about 22 minutes by transit, the National Monument roughly 28 minutes, and Istiqlal Mosque around 30 minutes. Civic prominence, green seclusion, and transit connectivity have sustained Shangri-La as one of Jakarta's most enduring luxury addresses. 19 km from Ancol Dreamland theme park.
Restaurants and bars
- Nishimura — Restaurant · Japanese
- SATOO — Restaurant
- JIA — Restaurant · Chinese
- Rosso — Restaurant · Italian
- B.A.T.S. — Restaurant · Steakhouse
Experiences
- CHI, The Spa at Shangri-La — Spa at the hotel
- Sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi and cold plunge pool — Sauna, steam bath, Jacuzzi and cold plunge pool on property
- Health club — Health club on property
- Multi-purpose workout studio — Workout studio on property
- Lagoon-shaped outdoor swimming pool — Lagoon-shaped outdoor swimming pool on property
- Children's Aqua Playground — Children's Aqua Playground on property
Amenities
- spa (CHI, The Spa)
- outdoor pools
- fitness centre
- tennis courts
- sauna
- lush tropical gardens
- health club
- Hot tub
- Butler service
Awards
- 2025 Best Business Hotel in Jakarta (
- 2026 Top 10 City Hotels in Indonesia (
- Travelers’ Choice (
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