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hotels in Jakarta

6 MICHELIN Keys · 0 Forbes Five Star · 0 World's 50 Best placings

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The best hotels in Jakarta

Four ranked hotels in Southeast Asia's largest city

Indonesia · 4 ranked hotels · Updated August 2026

Jakarta has 4 hotels ranked in the finehotels.world index. Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta leads on prestige score at 5.99 out of 10, followed by The Langham, Jakarta and Raffles Jakarta. Of those, 4 hold MICHELIN Keys.

Ranked hotels4
MICHELIN Keys6

Jakarta's ranked hotels sit within a short radius of the Golden Triangle, the business core that spans Sudirman, Thamrin and Kuningan. Four properties appear in this index, all holding MICHELIN Keys with two at two Keys.

Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta occupies the Capital Place tower on Jalan Gatot Subroto, its rooms arranged around a central atrium. The Langham, Jakarta sits in the District 8 complex at Senopati in South Jakarta, with a pool deck on the sixty-first floor. Raffles Jakarta connects to the Ciputra Artpreneur complex in Kuningan and displays a substantial collection of Hendra Gunawan paintings, while The St. Regis Jakarta stands on Jalan Setiabudi with its own art commissions.

Every ranked hotel in Jakarta

HotelPrestigeDistinctions
1Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta2 Keys · 125 rooms5.992 MICHELIN Keys
2The Langham, Jakarta2 Keys · 223 rooms5.992 MICHELIN Keys
3Raffles Jakarta1 Key · 173 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key
4The St. Regis Jakarta1 Key · 282 rooms5.201 MICHELIN Key

Prestige score is shown out of 10. Sources: MICHELIN Guide hotel selection, Forbes Travel Guide 2026 Star Awards, The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2023 to 2025, La Liste Top 1000 Hotels.

Where to stay in Jakarta

The Golden Triangle, covering Sudirman, Thamrin, Kuningan and Setiabudi, holds nearly all the high-end towers along with the malls and embassies; SCBD and Senopati in South Jakarta offer the strongest restaurant and bar density; Menteng's tree-lined colonial streets and the old town at Kota Tua sit further from the hotel supply.

When to go

The dry months from June to September are the most comfortable and the busiest for business travel; the monsoon peak in January and February brings heavy rain and occasional flooding, and the Eid holiday week empties the city and traffic along with it.

Common questions

What are the best hotels in Jakarta?

By prestige score, the three highest ranked hotels in Jakarta are Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta, The Langham, Jakarta, Raffles Jakarta. The score is a composite of MICHELIN Keys, Forbes Travel Guide Five Star ratings, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025, and La Liste's hotel ratings. finehotels.world tracks 4 award holding hotels in Jakarta in total.

How many MICHELIN Key hotels are there in Jakarta?

Jakarta has 4 hotels holding MICHELIN Keys in this index and 2 hold two Keys.

How are the hotels in Jakarta ranked on this page?

Each hotel is scored on a fixed formula built only from award facts, then shown on a scale of 5.00 to 10.00. MICHELIN Keys carry the most weight, a Forbes Travel Guide Five Star rating adds a flat six points, placements in The World's 50 Best Hotels for 2023, 2024 and 2025 are weighted equally, and a La Liste rating moves the total slightly. Nothing a hotel supplies about itself enters the score, and the full formula is published on the methodology page so any figure in the table can be reproduced from the awards beside it.

When is the best time to visit Jakarta?

The dry months from June to September are the most comfortable and the busiest for business travel; the monsoon peak in January and February brings heavy rain and occasional flooding, and the Eid holiday week empties the city and traffic along with it.

Which area of Jakarta should you stay in?

The Golden Triangle, covering Sudirman, Thamrin, Kuningan and Setiabudi, holds nearly all the high-end towers along with the malls and embassies; SCBD and Senopati in South Jakarta offer the strongest restaurant and bar density; Menteng's tree-lined colonial streets and the old town at Kota Tua sit further from the hotel supply.

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