Where to Stay and Eat in Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
Early this year, I have an opportunity to visit Jakarta and work there for a few days. The first trip, I went with my Boss and the latest one which is early July I went for a solo working trip. It was a great experience for me especially for the culture and the variety of food that I tried out when I was there.
Address : Jl, Pintu Senayan , No. 1 RT1/RW 3 , Gelora , Kecamatan Tanah Abang , Kota Jakarta Pusat , Jakarta.
The room is spacious and the location is so convenient except for the traffic jam. But ...which place in Jakarta is not jam? Since I was there for a working trip and my office is just walking a distance so traffic jam is not a problem for me at all.
One minus point of this hotel is whenever there is a soccer match then this place will be super crowded with the human. Difficult to walk around too since its the local habit to sit on the pavement and any empty space on the sidewalk area. I experience this during my latest trip here. I was so annoyed and really can't wait to reach my hotel.
Well, this hotel situated right opposite the big stadium, called Gelora Bung Karno. huhuhuhu... The view kind of magnificent from my hotel room though!
Walking to my office kind of easy since I don't have to brave myself to cross the big main road. When I went there for the first time was my Boss, it was not a good experience. I have to drag my poor luggage all the way to my office and hotel and crossing the main road. Safety comes first? mmmmm..... I think we failed on our first trip though! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
Address : Jl, Pintu Senayan , No. 1 RT1/RW 3 , Gelora , Kecamatan Tanah Abang , Kota Jakarta Pusat , Jakarta.
The room is spacious and the location is so convenient except for the traffic jam. But ...which place in Jakarta is not jam? Since I was there for a working trip and my office is just walking a distance so traffic jam is not a problem for me at all.
One minus point of this hotel is whenever there is a soccer match then this place will be super crowded with the human. Difficult to walk around too since its the local habit to sit on the pavement and any empty space on the sidewalk area. I experience this during my latest trip here. I was so annoyed and really can't wait to reach my hotel.
Well, this hotel situated right opposite the big stadium, called Gelora Bung Karno. huhuhuhu... The view kind of magnificent from my hotel room though!
Walking to my office kind of easy since I don't have to brave myself to cross the big main road. When I went there for the first time was my Boss, it was not a good experience. I have to drag my poor luggage all the way to my office and hotel and crossing the main road. Safety comes first? mmmmm..... I think we failed on our first trip though! ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Where to Stay and Eat in Jakarta
Guide Location: Indonesia » Jakarta
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Rina Farafienar Binti Ismail
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Guide Location: Indonesia » Jakarta
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Rina Farafienar Binti Ismail
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.princesscindyrina.com/2019/08/where-to-stay-and-eat-in-jakarta.html
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Century Park Hotel
- Gelora Bung Karno
- FX Sudirman
- Basement Food Court
- Sate Senayan
- Kamadoya Nizaemon
- Dapur Solo
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