Mercure Jakarta Grogol marks the continued expansion of the Mercure brand in Indonesia, bringing locally inspired hospitality to West Jakarta. The hotel offers a contemporary stay shaped by the character, culture, and everyday life of its neighbourhood.
Located in the Grogol area, the hotel provides convenient access to Jakarta’s central business district and Soekarno–Hatta International Airport. Its location also places guests close to lifestyle centres, traditional markets, historic temples, and a wide variety of local cuisine, making it suitable for both business and leisure travellers.
Mercure Jakarta Grogol features 95 guestrooms and suites with modern interiors and subtle cultural elements reflecting Jakarta’s heritage. The rooms are designed to balance practicality and comfort while creating a welcoming environment that connects guests with the local surroundings.
Dining is centred at Kenanga Restaurant, offering a modern-classic atmosphere suitable for both casual dining and formal occasions. Guests can also visit the Lobby Bar & Café for light refreshments or enjoy in-room dining for added convenience.
For meetings and events, the hotel provides seven meeting rooms that can host up to 200 guests. Equipped with modern audio-visual technology, including an LED video wall, the spaces are designed for corporate meetings, social gatherings, and private events.
Wellness facilities include a swimming pool, spa, fitness centre, sauna, and ice bath, allowing guests to relax, recharge, and maintain their fitness routine during their stay.
Guided by its “glocal” approach, Mercure aims to create experiences that connect travellers with local culture and communities. Since 1973, the brand has focused on delivering locally inspired hospitality where each stay reflects the stories and character of the destination. Today, Mercure operates more than 1,000 hotels worldwide, combining global standards with strong local identity.
“The opening of Mercure Jakarta Grogol reinforces our strategic focus on scaling the Mercure network in high-demand markets across Indonesia,” said Garth Simmons, Chief Operating Officer, Premium, Midscale & Economy Division, Accor Asia. “Indonesia continues to present strong growth opportunities, and this opening strengthens our ability to capture both domestic and international demand. By combining global brand standards with locally inspired experiences, the hotel is well positioned to meet the evolving expectations of today’s travellers.”
To celebrate the opening, Mercure Jakarta Grogol is offering a special rate of IDR 780,000 net per night per room until 2 June 2026, including an IDR 100,000 dining voucher.
Guests can also join ALL Accor, Accor’s lifestyle loyalty programme, which offers exclusive benefits across a wide network of destinations. Membership is free and available at all.com.
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