Jakarta - Hotels

[Kforab]

Hi guys,

Any experience in Hilton Doubletree?

Gfriendly, any bar with WGs and any action around?

Cheers and thanks!

[Dj Tan]

Last time in 2020 stayed two nights in BHeaven west Jakarta and the hotel is having a well set Spa in the 9th or 10th floor with direct access via lift. "Dutch wife" concept.

I enjoyed the stay too.Coming on next month and looking for a 3/4 star hotel with Spa and the bar can be considered as a pick up place. Preferred in South and Central Jakarta. Expecting pointers from experienced friends.

Regards.

I've seen spa girls, they are hot so I wonder if there is list of hotel spas with "vegan" on the menu, I am OK with body-rub and HJ on busy days not looking for full meal. I just don't want to make those girls mad if I tip and ask to see her tits.

[Hilo77]

I have done the RTFF more than most, both here and the Jakarta forum. I did see what you quoted above in a previous post, but I didn't see any specific posts regarding the Park Hyatt Jakarta.

I was hoping someone might have stayed at this specific hotel and had personal experiences with taking a FL back, rather than a general rule of thumb about the city, no matter how accurate it might be.

This is especially true, when the Park Hyatt Jakarta bills itself as the first 6 star hotel in Jakarta, even though there is no such thing, and it's all marketing hogwash. It has also been my personal experience from staying at other Park Hyatts around the world that their staff is super service oriented and knows just about everything that goes on in the hotel. They watch you like a hawk, but are usually very discreet, especially if you are as well.

The hotel layout also has more layers of security and staff you have to go through before you even get to the room elevators, so it's not easy to just mosey on by without been seen.

I am pretty sure that if my girl and I don't make a scene, we'll be fine. However, I was hoping maybe someone had first hand experience to share. As it's a new hotel and pretty high end so not the type of hotel most BM use for hobbying or business. I might end up being the first in this forum to report on it, which I will, after my upcoming stay.

The more expensive the hotel, the more obliging the staff will be.

Have no fear about "making a scene" just walk into the lobby with your friend, stroll to the lift, or have a drink at the bar, or ask reception about tours around town, or sit and read the paper with her, or do whatever you like, the staff won't give a flying fcuk what you and her do.

You may well be the first poster here to make a report from the hotel, we look forward to learning how the other half live, but you will most certainly not be the first guest to bring a little friend (or two, or six) back with him to his room.

Not by a very long chalk indeed.

[SocratesNY]

Some day admin is going to post at the top of this forum.

"With the exception of a tiny number of family-run shariah-compliant hotels that you are never going to check into, every hotel in Jakarta is girl friendly. If you don't have one, the staff will be happy to find someone for you. ".

It would save a lot of time if they did.

ETA: I just realised I posted this exact same message a half a dozen posts below this. Does no one read the forum?

I have done the RTFF more than most, both here and the Jakarta forum. I did see what you quoted above in a previous post, but I didn't see any specific posts regarding the Park Hyatt Jakarta.

I was hoping someone might have stayed at this specific hotel and had personal experiences with taking a FL back, rather than a general rule of thumb about the city, no matter how accurate it might be.

This is especially true, when the Park Hyatt Jakarta bills itself as the first 6 star hotel in Jakarta, even though there is no such thing, and it's all marketing hogwash. It has also been my personal experience from staying at other Park Hyatts around the world that their staff is super service oriented and knows just about everything that goes on in the hotel. They watch you like a hawk, but are usually very discreet, especially if you are as well.

The hotel layout also has more layers of security and staff you have to go through before you even get to the room elevators, so it's not easy to just mosey on by without been seen.

I am pretty sure that if my girl and I don't make a scene, we'll be fine. However, I was hoping maybe someone had first hand experience to share. As it's a new hotel and pretty high end so not the type of hotel most BM use for hobbying or business. I might end up being the first in this forum to report on it, which I will, after my upcoming stay.

[Thampi62]

Last time in 2020 stayed two nights in BHeaven west Jakarta and the hotel is having a well set Spa in the 9th or 10th floor with direct access via lift. "Dutch wife" concept.

I enjoyed the stay too.Coming on next month and looking for a 3/4 star hotel with Spa and the bar can be considered as a pick up place. Prefered in South and Central Jakarta. Expecting pointers from experienced friends.

Regards.

[Irish Mongrel]

I want to believe this. Heard in one article that it was being ramped up and Bali will not enforce.

I know a lot of you guys are frustrated with the same questions being asked. But for those who are considering a Jakarta stay. Has anything changed? I promise to post a TR when I get there and I have a couple months ago posted a few of my pics and stories in the Jakarta ISG thread. I just want to be confident before committing to return to Jakarta that this new law won't effect my trip. Peace!

Planning a trip in April / May, catching up with a now married GFE who was a regular prior to Covid. Her husband lives and works overseas. Anyway, will be spending time with her in Jakarta and Bali and have no worries at the moment, especially in Bali.

But would I do the same in 2 or 3 years time, probably not in Jakarta if the law actually comes into affect, but have no worries about Bali. One arrest of Bali will shut the tourism industry down.

[GentileBear]

The law won't come into effect for another three years, so no need for alarm.

I want to believe this. Heard in one article that it was being ramped up and Bali will not enforce.

I know a lot of you guys are frustrated with the same questions being asked. But for those who are considering a Jakarta stay. Has anything changed? I promise to post a TR when I get there and I have a couple months ago posted a few of my pics and stories in the Jakarta ISG thread. I just want to be confident before committing to return to Jakarta that this new law won't effect my trip. Peace!

[Irish Mongrel]

Some day admin is going to post at the top of this forum.

"With the exception of a tiny number of family-run shariah-compliant hotels that you are never going to check into, every hotel in Jakarta is girl friendly. If you don't have one, the staff will be happy to find someone for you. ".

It would save a lot of time if they did.

ETA: I just realised I posted this exact same message a half a dozen posts below this. Does no one read the forum?

Next will be the question about the out of marriage sex ban.

[Axel Heyst]

I have an upcoming stay at the new Park Hyatt. Does anyone know if this new 5/6 star hotel is guest friendly? I might be bringing back a FL for LT.

I think all the hotels in Jakarta are guest friendly except the ones with religious affiliations. I have stayed at the Grand Hyatt (great location & grand patio pool), the Shangri -la (great pool & a FL pick up bar in the basement), The JW Mariott (lousy pool), the Fairmont (really nice), and the Ritz-Carlton Pacific Place (I liked this one too), but I never had the opportunity to stay at the Park Hyatt. The Park H. Looks pretty good. I think you will enjoy Jakarta there.

And it looks like things are fairly back to normal in Jakarta with Malio Club / Malioboro, Classic Hotel & Kings Cross up and running. But I haven't heard about 1001 Hotel, Colosseum Club, or CJ's at the Mulia. Jakarta was one of my favorite destinations pre-covid. I have been meaning to go back, but I can't seem to tear myself away from SP girls. I am sure you know what I mean. Ha Ha.

[SocratesNY]

I have an upcoming stay at the new Park Hyatt. Does anyone know if this new 5/6 star hotel is guest friendly? I might be bringing back a FL for LT.

[Engine Driver]

Any change in hotel policy for unmarried couples entry as an after effect of the new rule in Indo observed?

The law won't come into effect for another three years, so no need for alarm.

[Thampi62]

Any change in hotel policy for unmarried couples entry as an after effect of the new rule in Indo observed?

[Kforab]

Hi,

Which hotel would you prefer? Hilton Garden Inn or Doubletree for some escort fun?

[Mgp23]

Hello, newbie question here. If you paid and you're getting a decent veggie massage, is it ok to ask for a happy ending? Or should you wait for the provider to offer it?

I keep hearing that many will do it, but I don't know if it's improper to ask for it in the wrong kind of place.

[Tryntry]

I've look many times for the same thing, but there's not much. Best I have found is the Holiday Inn (self-proclaimed 4 star): Holiday Inn & Suites Jakarta Gajah Mada, an IHG Hotel.

+62 21 29776800.

https://goo.gl/maps/y4QgwYuBksnUgZG68

It's all pretty poor up there, so not many nice hotels. I often will stay at the Pullman in Central Park Mall which is a bit closer to the airport than the other more central places. Staying near a mall provides better food choices, a grocery store if you want buy some beer or snack food.

Another option is to stay up on the water at the resort that's close to the airport, that can be a short drive to the Kota Indah northern spots. There's a Swiss Hotel that's not bad: Swisstel Jakarta PIK Avenue.

Am booked there as a Plat member, they upgrade me to a corner room.

Location of hotel is short distance to fun places, walking is sometimes faster than taxis.

It's not luxurious, but rooms are large. Booking room that includes breakfast for $53 per night 2 week stay.

1 King Bed Standard City View.

Stay Longer and Save.

Total Price for Stay:

730.43 USD.

My 2 cents.