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PAID CONTENT FOR THE DHARMAWANGSA JAKARTA


PAID CONTENT FOR THE DHARMAWANGSA JAKARTA


The Dharmawangsa Jakarta JAKARTA, INDONESIA


The Dharmawangsa Jakarta transports guests from the city’s bustle into the timeless elegance of a grand Indonesian residence. Located in the leafy, prestigious Kebayoran Baru area, this luxurious sanctuary was conceived along the lines of a tranquil ‘garden city’, with the primary aim of preserving a distinguished residential feel. The interiors are a testament to this philosophy,


reflecting the Dutch colonial era through grand, open spaces, high ceilings and tall doors. A true living museum, The Dharmawangsa is a celebration of the archipelago’s diverse artistry. The rooms and suites are decorated in five distinct cultural themes, each with its own unique colour palette, from the rich and golden burgundy red of Sumatra to the subdued, restrained browns of Java. The hotel’s all-day dining venue, Jakarta


Restaurant & The Courtyard, serves as a tribute to the capital’s rich cultural heritage. Art celebrating old Jakarta adorns the walls, featuring a painting of a traditional Betawi dancer and a piece by Amrus Natalsya depicting the city in the 1950s. The decor’s authenticity extends to the furniture, with


dining chairs that are a thoughtful interpretation of classic Betawi armchairs. This curated, elegant interior opens seamlessly through large doors to The Courtyard, an al fresco space set within the hotel’s lush gardens. The menu is a tribute to the archipelago, celebrating authentic Indonesian cuisine with exquisite flavours that perfectly complement the refined ambience. Beyond its public acclaim, the hotel provides


a canvas for the city’s most exclusive private gatherings, making it a top-tier choice for the bespoke meetings and weddings. The Nusantara Ballroom and Garden with their culturally rich decor provides a distinguished starting point. The hotel’s dedicated team then transforms these spaces to realise any vision, ensuring each event is a unique and flawlessly executed affair. Beyond the art on the walls is the living art of


Indonesian hospitality, a practice masterfully realised by the hotel’s dedicated team. The service is the soul of the residence, defined by a sincere warmth and elevated by an intuitive 24-hour butler service dedicated to guests’ every need.


DON’T MISS Discover the artistry of Indonesia’s traditional confectionery, prepared before your eyes in The Majapahit Lounge


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KEY FEATURES • 24-hour butler service • Authentic Indonesian dining • Lush gardens & outdoor swimming pool


• Indonesian-themed suites • Ballroom & meeting facilities • Residential area


GET IN TOUCH the-dharmawangsa.com T: +62 21 725 8181 E: reservation@the-dharmawangsa.com


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