Flights to Jakarta

Jakarta is a city where modernity and tradition blend together to create an urban landscape that is home to tall skyscrapers, busy marketplaces, and peaceful heritage monuments. Through its architecture, art, and delectable cuisine, the city offers a window into Indonesia’s rich cultural past. It is a melting pot of Indonesian culture.

As the primary entry point into Indonesia, Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is well-equipped to receive visitors from abroad, providing a variety of services and facilities that embody the friendly nature of the city.

When you arrive at Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Woking Travel’s Transfer Service has got you covered and will transfer you safely from the airport to your destination. 

Selecting a spot to rest during your vacation may be an exciting and exhausting process. Don’t worry; Woking Travel offers a variety of solutions for your consideration. You are allowed to select the hotels that suit your preferences. In addition, Woking Travel has created unique vacation packages  just for you to give you the greatest time of your life! 

As a vast metropolis, Jakarta has a variety of lodging options, from five-star luxury hotels to guesthouses that are more affordable. The city also has an advanced transit system that makes getting about easy. 

Discover a location that feels as cosy as your home by checking out these 10 of Jakarta’s best hotels:

1. The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta: In the heart of Indonesia’s capital city, The Ritz-Carlton Jakarta, Mega Kuningan provides five-star hotel facilities, a lavish spa, and a sizable conference area.
   
   
2. Mandarin Oriental Jakarta: This contemporary, upmarket hotel is located in Jakarta’s diplomatic and commercial sector, 2.4 kilometres from the National Monument at Merdeka Square and 10 minutes’ walk from the Sudirman train station.
   
   
3. Mercure Jakarta Kota: The 4-star Mercure Jakarta Kota Hotel, which is well situated in Jakarta’s city centre and is locally influenced by Indonesian and Chinese culture, provides you with amenities that are appropriate for both business and pleasure travel.
   
   
4. Holiday Inn Express Jakarta: The Holiday Inn Express Jakarta Wahid Hasyim, which is centrally located and provides quick access to the city’s financial district, provides excellent accommodations for travellers, including free WiFi access, wheelchair-accessible rooms, and complimentary on-site private parking.
   
   
5. Capsule Hotel Jakarta: The Capsule Hotel, which is specifically made for travellers, is located in Cikini, Menteng, Central Jakarta. It is a  trendy, cost-effective option for solo travellers.
   
   
6. Favehotel: The Favehotel Premier is located 15 minutes’ walk from Bandung’s Jalan Cihampelas, a popular area for dining and shopping. Along with complimentary Wi-Fi in all rooms, the hotel has a gym and an outdoor pool.
   
   
7. The Westin Jakarta: When you stay at The Westin Jakarta, you can see Jakarta from the top of one of the country’s highest skyscrapers. At Jakarta’s vibrant city centre, the hotel at Gama Tower puts you close to eateries, retail stores, museums, and other local attractions.
   
   
8. Hotel Gran Mahakam: The five-star Hotel Gran Mahakam is a boutique hotel in South Jakarta with elegantly furnished rooms, European-style architecture, and kind, helpful staff.
   
   
9. The Sultan Hotel & Residence Jakarta: The Sultan Hotel & Residence Jakarta is a five-star landmark facility that is attached to the Jakarta Convention Centre and is strategically located in the city’s economic sector.
   
   
10. Merlynn Park Hotel: When visiting Jakarta, the Merlynn Park Hotel is a great option since it provides a luxurious setting in addition to a host of useful services that will make your stay more enjoyable.

There is no shortage of public transit in Hong Kong. These are some options from which you may select when you go on vacation there.

• TransJakarta Busway: An efficient bus service with a wide network around the city.
• Commuter Line: A rail network that links Jakarta and its environs.
• Ojek (Motorcycle Taxis): A rapid and less formal means of getting about in regions with heavy traffic.
• Taxis: A simple mode of transportation, they are widely accessible and have metered charges.
• App-Based Ride-Hailing: Gojek and Grab are two services that offer a variety of handy transportation alternatives, including motorbikes and vehicles.

1. Monas (National Monument): The famous emblem of Jakarta, providing expansive views of the city.
   
   
2. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah: Taman Mini Indonesia Indah is a cultural park that highlights the diverse range of the archipelago.
   
   
3. Ancol Dreamland: It is a large amusement park with parks, beaches, and attractions.
   
   
4. Istiqlal Mosque: The largest mosque in Southeast Asia and a symbol of Indonesian independence is the Istiqlal Mosque.
   
   
5. Jakarta Old Town (Kota Tua): It is a historic zone including museums and buildings from the Dutch colonial era.
   
   
6. National Museum of Indonesia: A home to an extensive collection of artefacts that illustrate the history of the nation.
   
   
7. Thousand Islands: The gorgeous Thousand Islands archipelago is ideal for water sports and island hopping.
   
   
8. Grand Indonesia Shopping Town: One of Southeast Asia’s largest shopping and entertainment complexes.
   
   
9. Ragunan Zoo: Home to a wide variety of exotic and native Indonesian animals. 
   
   
10. Setu Babakan: The epicentre of Betawi culture, providing insight into the native history of Jakarta.

1. Cafe Cali: Cafe Cali, situated on The Orient Jakarta’s 32nd level, is the ideal place to take in the cool wind from the city. This rooftop café offers you breathtaking 360-degree views of Jakarta.
   
   
2. Caspar: Caspar is an ideal restaurant for traditional Spanish fare to enjoy tapas, paella, expertly prepared premium meats including steak and ribs, mashed potatoes, and more.
   
   
3. Skye Bar and Restaurant: The greatest view in the city is found at the SKYE high lounge, which also offers excellent entertainment, breathtaking sunsets, and stunning vistas.
   
   
4. Twelve Chinese Dining: TWELVE Chinese Dining is renowned for its outstanding service, pleasant personnel, and magnificent Chinese-style décor. It also has an open bar concept where patrons can see the bartenders in work.
   
   
5. Bella’s La Cucina Italiana: Beautiful and picturesque food is available at Bella’s La Cucina Italiana, a classy-modern, exquisite restaurant in North Jakarta with a distinct Italian flare.
   
   
6. Pheonix Gastrobar: One of the most sophisticated dining establishments in the neighbourhood is the Phoenix Gastrobar in North Jakarta, which has an exquisite interior design with an art deco motif and an opulent view.
   
   
7. The Chinese National: The Chinese National offers a fine and cosy Chinese eating experience ideal for small parties and festivities thanks to its opulent design and decorations.
   
   
8. Henshin Jakarta: Henshin also claims the distinction of being Indonesia’s tallest lounge and rooftop bar. It provides Nikkei cuisine, a distinctive culinary experience that represents a rich cultural past and is a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavours.
   
   
9. Pantja: Now open in Jakarta, Pantja is a restaurant and martini bar with roots in New York and California.
   
   
10. Pierre: Pierre is the ideal spot to savour traditional French fare. Pierre is among the greatest restaurants in Jakarta only for its mood alone, which is enhanced by its modern, light, and romantic interior design.

1. Visit Monas: Discover Indonesia’s past while taking in the city vistas from the observation deck.
   
   
2. Explore Taman Mini Indonesia Indah: Discover the cultural legacy of the Indonesian archipelago by exploring Taman Mini Indonesia Indah.
   
   
3. Enjoy Ancol Dreamland: Take in the thrill of this expansive entertainment area.
   
   
4. Pray or visit Istiqlal Mosque: Pray or pay a visit to Istiqlal Mosque and take in the magnificence of this important place of worship.
   
   
5. Wander around Jakarta Old Town: Explore Jakarta Old Town to travel back in time to the cultural and historical centre of the city.
   
   
6. Discover the National Museum of Indonesia: Learn about the history and cultural diversity of the country.  
   
   
7. Island-hop in the Thousand Islands: Explore the Thousand Islands and find the ideal tropical escape near your city.
   
   
8. Shop at Grand Indonesia: Treat yourself to a little retail therapy in one of the largest malls in Asia.
   
   
9. Visit Ragunan Zoo: Explore the diverse wildlife of Indonesia in its natural habitat by visiting the Ragunan Zoo. 
   
   
10. Experience Setu Babakan: Immerse yourself in the traditions and lifestyles of the Betawi people.

The weather conditions in Jakarta a: 

Jakarta has a tropical climate with consistent temperatures year-round. The city experiences two main seasons: a wet season from November to June and a dry season from July to October.

Dry Season (June to September):

• During the dry season, Jakarta experiences relatively lower humidity and less rainfall, making it the most pleasant time to visit. Temperatures during this period typically range from 25°C to 33°C (77°F to 91°F).

Wet Season (November to March):

• Jakarta’s wet season is characterized by heavy rainfall, high humidity, and warm temperatures. The temperatures remain relatively consistent, typically ranging from 26°C to 32°C (79°F to 90°F).
  
  

To stay updated about live weather conditions in Jakarta, please refer to the Jakarta Weather Forecast.

• GMT to Indonesian Time: Jakarta is in the Western Indonesia Time Zone, GMT+7.
• BST to Indonesian Time: There are no daylight saving time adjustments, so during British Summer Time (BST), Jakarta is 6 hours ahead of the UK.

Currency:

• The Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is the currency used in Jakarta, like in all of Indonesia. ATMs are widely available throughout Jakarta, especially in commercial areas, shopping malls, hotels, and near banks. Moreover, while cards are widely accepted in most urban and tourist-friendly areas of Jakarta, carrying cash is recommended for convenience.
  
  

Language:

• The main language spoken in Jakarta is Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia). However, many people working in hotels, restaurants, and shops in popular tourist areas can communicate in basic English. 

Local Customs:

In Jakarta, local customs emphasize respect, modesty, and politeness. Greetings are often accompanied by a slight bow, and conservative dress is appreciated, especially when visiting religious sites.

Laws:

To find out about the laws pertaining to travellers in Jakarta, please browse the following websites:

• UK Travel Advice-Indonesia.
• Local Laws in Indonesia.
• Jakarta Tourism Website.

Explore Jakarta, a city of contrasts and limitless discoveries, and immerse yourself in its distinct rhythm and charm. Your trip to the capital of Indonesia will be as smooth and rewarding with Woking Travel as the wide range of things the city has to offer. Plan your trip to Jakarta now, and get ready for a once-in-a-lifetime experience in one of the most intriguing cities in Southeast Asia.

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