Hyatt introducing Andaz brand to Jakarta
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Hyatt Hotels Corporation is bringing the Andaz brand to Indonesian capital Jakarta.
Set to be the brand’s second Indonesian location after Bali, Hyatt entered into a management agreement with PT Central Sudirman Development for Andaz Jakarta Sudirman in Jakarta.
It is slated to open in early 2028 within the Two Sudirman Jakarta mixed-use development.
Andaz Jakarta Sudirman will join a portfolio of 14 Hyatt properties in Indonesia across multiple brands.
David Udell, group president, Asia Pacific, Hyatt, said: “Hyatt has had a brand presence in Indonesia for over 50 years. We are committed to thoughtful growth of our brands.”
Construction has begun on Two Sudirman Jakarta, which is centrally located in Jakarta’s central business district.
The development’s two towers will comprise residences, food and beverage outlets, retail spaces and offices.
Andaz Jakarta Sudirman will occupy the 40th to 72nd floors of Tower A, offering sweeping city views.
The hotel will comprise 198 hotel rooms and 167 serviced apartments, a signature Andaz Lounge, a fitness centre, outdoor pool, meeting rooms, and a specialty restaurant on the top floor.
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