Jakarta has been called a study in contrasts, yet seamlessly blends a progressive future while embracing rich traditions of the past. With its modern architecture and abundant cultural treasures, this flourishing and diverse capital of Indonesia is the center of commerce, government and entertainment. Its year-round warm climate makes this robust city an ideal destination for both business and travelers.
Located in the heart of Mega Kuningan business district, the Ritz-Carlton, Jakarta stands among distiguished embassies and exclusive metropolitan residences.
Airport
- Soekarno-Hatta International Airport
- Distance to Hotel/miles 30 Kilometers
- Journey time 45 minutes
Visas
Western Europeans, Australians, Canadians do not need a visa, or rather they get the visa on arrival (valid for a stay up to 30 days).
We suggest you to check with your Indonesian embassy.
Currency
- Transactions are done in Indonesian Rupiah. Nine thousand rupiah is equivalent to one US Dollar.
- A currency exchange is available at the hotel's Front Desk.
- You may also change your money or cash trevelers check's at banks.
- Remember to bring along your valid passport to help facilitate exchanges.
Telephone
- The country code 62 and the city code is 21
- International calls are made by first dialling 001 or 008 followed by the numbers. Calls to other states in Indonesia are made by dialling the area code before the number
- For local directory assistance, call 108
Hours of Work/Business/Shopping
Hours of Work/Business
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Banking Hours 8 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.
Shopping Hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Transportation
The city is accessable by taxi meter, it is recommended to take Blue Bird taxi company for your taxi transportation.
For renting a car, the cost of a regular rental car with drivermay very depending on the type of the car. Rental cars with drivers or for self-driving are also available, but they don't cost less, sometimes more. We do not recommended self-driving in Indonesia unless you are really familiar with road and traffic conditions in South East Asian countries and with driving on the left side.
Public Holiday
New Year's Day 2007/01/01
Islamic New Year's Day 2007/01/20
Chinese New Year's Day 2007/02/18
Nyepi Day 2007/03/19
The Prophet Birthday 2007/03/31
Good Friday 2007/04/06
Easter 2007/04/08
Ascension Day of Christ 2007/05/17
Waisak Day 2007/06/01
Lailat Al Mi'raj 2007/08/11
Independent Day 2007/08/17
Eid Al Fitri 2007/10/13
Eid Al Adha 2007/12/20
Chrstmas Day 2007/12/25
Electricity
220 - 240 AC/DC voltage