Sheraton Bandara Hotel

Sheraton Bandara Hotel just three kilometers from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Jakarta, Sheraton Bandara Hotel offers a unique five-star, resort-style experience with warm hospitality and the convenience of an airport hotel. Located in the heart of the thriving, cultural metropolis of Indonesia, the hotel is just a short drive from Jakarta's central business district. The city's energy is close by, but the tranquil countryside that surrounds us makes it feel miles away. The 220 comfortable guest rooms combine an international ambiance with contemporary Indonesian culture. All offer wonderful views of the beautiful landscaped garden or a private balcony with a romantic lake view. High Speed Internet Access, dual-line phones, generous workspaces, and The Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed are available in every room to keep you feeling connected, even when you're miles away. Bring friends and colleagues together at the three restaurants, lounge, bar, and caf. Enjoy everything from traditional Indonesian cuisine to seafood barbecue and international cuisine. After a busy day, enjoy the fully-equipped fitness center, 18-hole golf course and driving range, and outdoor pool. Stay connected to what matters most to you with the Link@Sheraton experienced with Microsoft-a unique, welcoming, and interactive place in the lobby. Or pamper yourself in the spa facility with a traditional massage treatment. All while surrounded by a beautiful tropical garden and refreshing lake views. When you need to host a function, the indoor meeting room and outdoor pool can accommodate your reception of up to 1,000 guests. The hotel is a great choice for everything from small meetings to large gatherings. There's definitely no shortage of things to do and see! Play a relaxing 18 holes of golf at the adjacent golf course. Or visit the historic port, Sunda Kelapa, one of the finest sights in Jakarta. Home to magnificent Makassar schooners called Pinisi, these brightly painted ships are still an important means of transporting goods to and from the outer islands. Continue on to the nearby old town of Batavia, known as Kota today. At one time, Batavia contained Coen's massive shoreline fortress, the Kasteel, and was surrounded by a sturdy defensive wall and mount. A Dutch flavor still resides in this old part of town. A few of Batavia's old buildings remain in active use, while others, which were restored during the 1970s, have become museums. Head to the southeast section of town and you'll discover Taman Mini - a "whole country in one park." This 100-hectare park offers miniature traditional houses from all provinces of Indonesia and displays regional handicrafts and clothing. You can row around the large "lagoon" islands of the archipelago or take a cable car for a bird's eye view.