Accor, a global hospitality leader, continues to expand its presence in Indonesia with the signing of Mercure Cibadak Sukabumi Resort, bringing Mercure’s locally inspired hospitality to Sukabumi, West Java.
Surrounded by lush natural landscapes, the resort offers a tranquil setting where guests can relax, reconnect with nature and enjoy a comfortable stay within easy reach of Jakarta and Bogor.
Mercure Cibadak Sukabumi Resort will feature 99 rooms, including unique treehouse-style accommodation, along with facilities designed for families and leisure travellers. These include four swimming pools, a children’s pool, Kids Club, bird aviary, fitness centre, and lobby lounge.
The resort will also cater to meetings and events with a 198-square-metre ballroom accommodating up to 200 guests, as well as the 216-square-metre Nagara Chapel, suitable for weddings and social gatherings.
“Mercure Cibadak Sukabumi Resort marks a significant step in strengthening Mercure’s presence in Indonesia,” said Garth Simmons, Chief Operating Officer, Premium, Midscale & Economy Division for Accor in Asia. “Set within a rich natural environment, the resort brings Mercure’s warm, locally rooted approach into a leisure setting, creating a place where guests can feel welcomed, relaxed and connected to Sukabumi.”
Scheduled to open on 1 February 2026, Mercure Cibadak Sukabumi Resort is expected to become a gateway for travellers exploring Sukabumi’s natural attractions, supporting Indonesia’s appeal as a leisure and experiential travel destination.
Accor is the largest international hotel operator in Indonesia, with a portfolio of 135 hotels representing more than 28,000 keys. The Group also has a strong development pipeline, with 43 additional hotels and over 9,000 rooms set to open in the coming years.
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