25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird officially opened its doors on 22 November 2024, marking the debut of this dynamic hospitality concept in Indonesia’s capital. Situated in District 8, atop the renowned ASHTA Mall, the 38-storey property offers 210 rooms and 135 residences. It combines creativity, comfort, and nostalgia in the heart of Jakarta’s premier business and lifestyle precinct.
“The opening of 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird represents not only a wonderful new hotel but a long-term commitment to enriching the travel landscape for all generations. Asia continues to be a rapidly evolving market, and we are thrilled to play a role in the region’s growing tourism sector,” said Garth Simmons, Chief Operating Officer of Accor’s Premium, Midscale, and Economy Division in Asia.
Founded in 2001, 25hours boasts 16 properties in some of the world’s most exciting cities, including Berlin, Paris, Zurich, Vienna, Florence, and Copenhagen. The latest addition to its portfolio embraces the vibrant contrasts of Jakarta, reflecting the city’s rapid modernisation alongside its deep cultural heritage. With inspiration drawn from mid-century architecture, the hotel showcases an eclectic mix of design, warm hospitality, and a focus on genuine human connection.
The hotel’s room designs blend Jakarta’s rich history with its flourishing contemporary art scene. The lush Garden Room features separate sleeping and living spaces, a king-size bed, a rain shower, and a bathtub offering city views. Guests enjoy thoughtful extras like a Schindelhauer bike to explore Jakarta, a complimentary minibar, and a canvas or Freitag bag to use during their stay.
For those seeking a retro-inspired retreat, the Urban Room offers mid-century charm with modern comforts. Vibrant décor, a king-size bed, free minibar, marble bathroom, and a vinyl player combine to create a nostalgic yet stylish haven.
The hotel caters to modern urbanites with its Creative Lounges—flexible meeting spaces equipped with communal pantries. Spanning the 9th to 53rd floors, the property features 10 lounges and a grand 530 sqm ballroom complete with an outdoor deck and stunning panoramic views, making it ideal for corporate events or intimate gatherings.
On the 9th floor, the Spa & Wellness retreat offers a tranquil escape with curated treatments. Guests can indulge in massages, facials, and oxygen therapy, or detox in the state-of-the-art infrared sauna. Options like ice baths and IV drips ensure rapid recovery, while meditation spaces promote relaxation.
Food enthusiasts will love COPA, the hotel’s signature restaurant located on the 8th floor. Helmed by Chilean Executive Chef Matias Mardones, COPA showcases a menu inspired by Latin American cuisine, featuring wood-fired charcoal grills paired with spicy margaritas and mezcal negronis.
For a more relaxed vibe, Cabana, situated by the infinity pool, serves plant-based snacks and refreshing cocktails, creating a serene spot for unwinding.
True to the 25hours brand, The Oddbird goes beyond traditional hospitality, offering curated local experiences. Guests are encouraged to explore Jakarta’s vibrant streets, cafes, and nightlife using the hotel’s complimentary bikes and borrowable bags. Whether it’s sampling local cuisine or discovering hidden speakeasies, the hotel ensures every visit is a personal adventure.
“We are not just creating a place to stay; we are crafting unforgettable experiences, setting new standards while giving guests the freedom to express themselves. Inspired by the urban jungle overtaken by Indonesia’s nature, this hotel is your playground of possibilities, where weird is wonderful,” said Jesper Sorensen, General Manager of 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird.
Guests eager to experience 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird can take advantage of an exclusive opening rate starting at IDR 2,800,000 nett, including breakfast for two. This offer is available from 22 November 2024 to 30 April 2025.
The Oddbird brings a fresh perspective to hospitality, blending bold design, comfort, and local charm. It’s set to become a standout in Jakarta’s evolving hotel scene.
