2025 is proving to be just as exciting as last year for the hotel scene, with new hotels in Indonesia planned to open, and others having recently celebrated their grand openings. Urban lifestyle hotels, relaxing wellness getaways, and the best new hotels for families are just some of the diverse options to explore this year.

To give you a taste of the fresh stories unfolding in Indonesia’s ever-evolving hotel scene, we’ve compiled a list of the hottest upcoming and recently opened hotels across the archipelago.
Let’s discover the latest places for you to stay and play!
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Voco Bandung Setiabudi

Following the brand’s exciting Indonesian debut in Bali, voco Bandung Setiabudi will be one of Bandung’s new lifestyle stays to check out. This 162-room hotel in Bandung caters to both business and leisure travellers, offering the choice between modern studio and family rooms, each equipped with premium amenities. Located on Jalan Dr. Setiabudi, you’ll find yourself immersed in the area’s lively ambience, enriched by charming cafes and a street food scene offering a delicious taste of local treats.
Inside the hotel, you can enjoy meals in their all-day dining restaurant and an elegant lobby bar. For relaxation and recreation, the hotel features a pool, a dedicated kids club, and a well-equipped fitness and spa centre. Additionally, the voco Bandung Setiabudi features a ballroom and hi-tech meeting spaces, making it an ideal option for somewhere to stay in Bandung if you have business plans. Beyond the hotel’s doorstep, guests can also easily set out on exciting day trips to North Bandung and Lembang.
For more information, visit Voco Bandung Setiabudi’s official website.
Novotel Jakarta Pulo Mas

The emergence of new hotels in Jakarta is always exciting, and this year welcomes Novotel Jakarta Pulo Mas to the lineup! Scheduled for a late 2025 launch, this 36-story hotel housing 175 standard rooms and suites in East Jakarta is adding to Accor’s Asian portfolio. Novotel Jakarta Pulo Mas shares the neighbourhood with an office building and Nusantara TV studios, and it will feature an all-day dining restaurant, health and fitness centre, lounge, spa, pool bar, and an outdoor swimming pool for a cool escape from the urban heat.
Situated in the increasingly modern Pulo Mas area, guests will enjoy convenient public transport options, as well as a relaxed atmosphere. So, for those who identify as business travellers, this upcoming Novotel property will be an excellent option for mixing business with pleasure!
The Westin Nirup Island Resort & Spa

Moving a bit further away from the city buzz, we have an awesome destination to look forward to for a wellness vacation in Indonesia. The Westin Nirup Island Resort & Spa, located in the Riau Islands, awaits wellness seekers in the second quarter of 2025. Matching sustainable luxury with stylish design, this island resort utilises eco-friendly materials to present an earthy ambience and modern comfort throughout its sophisticated guest rooms, suites and villas.
This resort features an oceanfront restaurant serving a farm-to-table experience and a poolside bar for savouring exquisite gastronomy. Of course, a massage or rejuvenating facial at the undeniably divine Heavenly Spa by Westin should definitely be included in your itinerary for holistic treatments! Guests will also be able to access the state-of-the-art Westin Workout fitness studio and outdoor pool. With a convenient 45-minute ferry access from both Singapore and Batam, as well as the added allure of a private marina for exclusive yacht docking, The Westin Nirup Island Resort & Spa offers a luxe hidden Indonesian paradise!
For more information, visit The Westin Nirup Island Resort & Spa’s official website and Instagram.
Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan

If an active lifestyle is your priority, then Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan, with its ‘Live It Well’ motto, is exactly where to stay in Jakarta for a vibrant getaway. Enjoy comfy, spacious accommodation with city views, including studio, 1 and 2-bedroom settings, within Jakarta’s bustling business districts, such as SCBD and Senayan. The property also offers a restaurant and a Grab & Go outlet for a quick morning fix, alongside a gym and swimming pool to help you stay in shape.
In addition, Swissôtel Living Jakarta Mega Kuningan benefits from its proximity to LRT and MRT stations, allowing for convenient travel to numerous destinations, such as Ciputra Artpreneur and the National Monument, which will appeal to art and history fans, as well as top lifestyle hubs like One Satrio.
For more information, visit Swissotel Living Jakarta’s official website and Instagram.
25hours Hotel The Oddbird, Jakarta

25hours Hotel The Oddbird embraces the wonderfully weird, bringing its quirky brand of creative hospitality to Jakarta’s SCBD district. With playful design details, bold colours and a unique mixture of jungle vibes and retro flair, this hotel promises to ignite inspiration and charm every kind of traveller. Guests can choose between a lush garden style or a retro-urban room, each offering a city view and a world of colours!
The hotel also provides a rooftop pool, alongside three gastronomic outlets, including a fusion bar that pulses with bold red energy, tempting tapas and globally-influenced cocktails. You’ll also find VIDA Spa & Gym for ultimate rejuvenation, and before you depart this quirky world, make sure to grab a piece or two of handmade crafts by local artisans at the 25th Things Shop.
For more information, visit 25hours Hotel The Oddbird, Jakarta’s official website and Instagram.
Keraton at The Plaza

Keraton at The Plaza, part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, has reimagined Indonesia’s royal palaces with a stylish makeover. Besides spacious rooms and suites with elegant Indonesian poise, it offers access to an exclusive private club for dining and socialising on Level 7. But the deliciousness doesn’t stop at Keraton! You’ll also enjoy easy access to Grand Hyatt Jakarta’s premium foodie scene, including Sumire, one of the most popular Japanese restaurants in Jakarta. Plus, there’s the Grand Cafe, serving a fresh, made-to-order buffet that tastes like a warm, authentic hug from an Indonesian kitchen. The Keraton is also connected to Plaza Indonesia’s high-end shopping and dining hub, including the contemporary art haven of Museum MACAN, the relaxing SCBD Park, and the Jakarta Aquarium Safari.
For more information, visit Keraton at The Plaza’s official website and Instagram.
Fairfield by Marriott Bekasi

The first Marriott International hotel in Bekasi is also among the exciting new hotel openings in Indonesia. Officially opened on the 18th April 2025, Fairfield Bekasi offers simple, practical rooms and suites featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that celebrate the flow of natural light. This hotel houses two specially designed Family Adventure Rooms, including two connected rooms with separate bathrooms for parents and children, alongside a linking door for added privacy.
Guests can choose from different themes, with the Camp Fun Room and Voyager Room being the ideal base for a family escape in Indonesia. Each room is equipped with a 50” LED TV, Wi-Fi and a workspace. What’s more, the hotel features Fairfield’s flexible shared spaces for relaxing, working, or connecting with fellow travellers. Situated inside Pakuwon Mall Bekasi Superblock, Fairfield Bekasi provides easy access to Jakarta and other key spots in West Java, thanks to major toll roads nearby and an LRT Station within a short walking distance.
For more information, visit Fairfield Bekasi’s official website.
Final Words
Stay tuned – because there are still plenty of exciting new hotel openings coming to Indonesia, and we’ll be updating you along the way! But for now, which of these stunning stays will you be adding to your travel wishlist first?




