There is high demand for exclusive gastronomy experiences among well-heeled travellers when booking a hotel stay. Nowadays, luxury hotels must offer more than just a buffet breakfast spread or tiny chocolate placed on a pillow to impress guests. Fortunately, for holidaymakers or business travellers visiting Jakarta, there is a new hotel in town that puts a lot of thought into its food and beverage programme: Mövenpick Hotel Jakarta City Centre.
Mövenpick Hotel Jakarta City Centre is strategically located in the heart of the national capital. Iconic landmarks such as the National Monument and historic Kota Tua district are just a short distance away, while the lively Pecenongan Night Market is directly on the property’s doorstep.
With 256 rooms and suites and six food and beverage outlets, the hotel is set to accommodate a wide range of modern-day comforts and requirements. Staying guests are also pampered with a daily treat of Chocolate Hour, a beloved tradition of the Mövenpick Hotels. It comprises a locally sourced chocolate fountain and a lavish presentation of sweet and savoury snacks.
Led by culinary director Felix Budisetiawan who has over 30 years of experience in the industry, guests are in for a globally-inspired gastronomic experience. From breakfast to dinner, explore the hotel’s four dining destinations and expect the debut of the upcoming Song Xiang Lou Chinese Restaurant, La Floriane European Bistro, and Eldoris Pool Bar.
With its luxe décor, cosy seating, and thoughtfully curated menu, the all-day dining venue serves breakfast and à la carte options for lunch and dinner. Alluring Indonesian regional cuisine features in a menu from Java, Bali, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and beyond.
Highlights are Pepes Ikan Salmon, Nasi Goreng Kecombrang, Selat Solo, and Asem Asem Daging Iga Sapi “Angus” Semarang. Expect flavourful fare with an assortment of tasty sambal and kerupuk for a truly authentic Indonesian meal.
The adjoining steakhouse offers a perfect dinner option. The restaurant serves prime meats and fine cuts such as 21-day dry-aged Australian premium grain-fed Black Angus Beef or 28-day wet-aged USDA Prime Ribeye. Decadent mains like Zurich-style Veal, Garlic Butter Crab with Noodles, and dome-baked Salmon are just some dishes suitable for a hearty evening meal.
Power lunches and quick meetings are yours to be had at this café near the lobby. From manual brew single-origin coffee to refreshing sips of Minty Hibiscus Brew, refuel and share a nibble with your colleagues at one of the low-seating chairs.
Satisfy your cravings for sweet treats by checking out the marble-top counter of 717 Creamery filled with gelato, sorbet, macarons, and bijou cakes. Whether for takeaway or a treat of sweet bliss, rest assured that your day will end on a high note after a meal at this dessert bar.
Mövenpick Hotel Jakarta City Centre Jalan Pecenongan No.7 – 17, Kebon Kelapa, Jakarta 10120, Tel: +62 21 395 24 888
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