Mercure Jakarta Batavia
Jakarta
At a glance
Mercure Jakarta Batavia is a four-star hotel in Roa Malaka, West Jakarta, positioned within the historic Old Town district. Its design combines heritage references with contemporary hotel comforts, making the property a practical base for stays focused on museums, historic streets and nearby entertainment venues. The hotel is also positioned close to Ancol, JIExpo and Jakarta International Stadium, with each reachable by car in roughly 10 to 15 minutes.
The accommodation includes 376 rooms with modern amenities, giving solo travellers, couples and families a range of comfortable options for a city stay. Family-friendly facilities include a children’s playroom and a semi-indoor swimming pool, while a fitness centre provides space for exercise during a visit. Electric vehicle charging is also available on the property.
Dining is centred on Malaka Restaurant, which serves throughout the day. The Lobby Lounge offers a quieter setting within the hotel, while Soenda Kelapa Pool Bar is located alongside the pool for refreshments in a more relaxed setting. The hotel’s dining and lounge spaces suit guests who prefer to keep meals and breaks close to their accommodation.
Business travellers and event organisers can use the hotel’s meeting facilities, which include 14 versatile rooms for meetings and private functions. Its location provides access to the business district, government offices, concert venues and exhibition spaces, while Jakarta Kota Train Station and the nearby bus station are about a 10-minute walk away. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is approximately a 30-minute drive, depending on traffic.
Mercure Jakarta Batavia works well for family holidays, short city breaks and business trips that benefit from proximity to Old Town and North Jakarta attractions. A walk of around five minutes leads to the surrounding historic area, where the hotel’s modern heritage character connects naturally with the district’s cultural setting. The address is Jl. Kali Besar Barat No.44-46, Roa Malaka, Tambora, West Jakarta.
