Best Luxury Hotels in Indonesia

Exclusive and secluded, this all-villa resort provides private accommodations, each with its own walled garden framed by banana plants, a pool and dedicated butler service. It caters to an adult-only clientele, with a spa, two restaurants, an alfresco waterside bar and beach access. Kayumanis Nusa Dua has a wealth of options for those wishing to pick up skills or try something new while on holiday; take a dance class, go scuba diving, join in with water aerobics and play tennis. Or just kick back, do nothing and allow the staff to wait on you as you sip cocktails in paradise.

Surrounded by lush gardens beside a white sandy beach, with seven lagoon-style pools, this resort feels like a true oasis. The hotel in Nusa Dua has received a recent makeover, bringing it even further up to date and upping the barefoot luxury stakes. Rooms all come with around-the-clock butler service and some have direct access to the lagoon. And guests can book alfresco massages on the plush poolside cabanas. Dine on Western and pan-Asian cuisine at Banyubiru, fresh seafood at the ocean-side Arwana, lighter meals at the poolside Kul Kul Bar, with signature cocktails mixed at the Cascade and Sapphire Lagoon bars.

Standing tall and unbeatably handy for the financial and business districts, the Fairmont in Jakarta is a foodie’s dream. It hosts a lobster night, a shopaholic afternoon tea and decadent Sunday brunches; it has a halal Indonesian restaurant, a steak bar, a deli, a ‘culinary theatre’ buffet with Wagyu nights, a CoComelon Café for the little ones and several other dining establishments. 380 bedrooms feature Japanese spa-inspired bathrooms and stylish New York Le Labo bath products – upgrade to a suite for Club Lounge access, daily drinks and hors-d’oeuvres and butler service. The Fairmont also has a swimming pool, a spa and three bars.

A huge stone W is set between a row of swaying palms and the white sandy shores of the beach, marking the spot for this trendy seaside hotel. Taking a cue from the local area, its centrepiece layered pool has been inspired by a rice field. Rooms come with terrazzo bathtubs, robes and 350-thread-count cotton linens, with villas adding private pools. Be sure to party at the outdoor Woobar accompanied by the sounds of resident DJs. And do brunch at Starfish Bloo’s; an epic and famous buffet spread featuring a BBQ smokehouse, a ceviche bar, a sushi and sashimi station, and oyster shucking stations, as well as mountains of puds.

With 60 individually styled rooms, KLEO Seminyak brings the JdV by Hyatt spirit to Southeast Asia for the first time, opening in the heart of one of Bali’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. Just a short stroll from Pantai Petitenget, the hotel channels the creative energy of Seminyak through a mid-century modern lens, with bold hues, curated artworks, and eclectic details that feel both cosmopolitan and rooted in their setting.

This is a place designed for connection, where rooftop sunsets turn into lively evenings, and shared spaces encourage conversations between travellers from around the world. Zia Tina, the Italian dining hub led by Chef Maurizio Bombini, serves heartfelt Puglian-inspired cuisine, from handmade pastas to thin-crust pizzas, in a setting that feels like a long lunch at a friend’s farmhouse table. Above it all, Rooftop Social offers a Riviera-style escape with a vintage soul, perfect for cocktails at golden hour, poolside lounging, and nights that stretch effortlessly into morning.

Marking the debut of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt in Southeast Asia, Keraton at The Plaza offers an elevated stay infused with Javanese heritage and modern Indonesian elegance. Located in Jakarta’s prestigious Plaza Indonesia complex, the hotel features 138 spacious rooms and suites starting at 64 sqm, with 12-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Designed by renowned firm Hadiprana, interiors showcase contemporary interpretations of royal batik motifs, reflecting the grandeur of Indonesia’s historic palaces. Guests enjoy exclusive access to The Club, a refined private space offering all-day à la carte dining, afternoon tea, curated art, and a chef’s table for intimate gatherings.

Beyond the hotel, guests can access the facilities of Grand Hyatt Jakarta, including a salt-chlorinated pool, Club Olympus fitness centre, tennis courts, and celebrated dining venues. With easy access to luxury shopping, cultural attractions, and city landmarks, Keraton at The Plaza delivers a story-worthy escape with personalised service and timeless sophistication.

An all-pool villa resort, Peppers offers everything from studios to a five-bedroom Presidential Suite catering for up to 14 guests. Each has indoor and outdoor living areas and bathrooms, with lashings of marble, top-notch sound systems and full kitchens. But if you don’t feel like cooking, you can dine on an international array of dishes while overlooking a rock pool at The Laneway Restaurant and Bar. Peppers’ day spa provides treatments, therapies and wellness programmes. Or you can relax in the Balè traditional pavilion set in the hotel’s tropical garden and swim in the 35-metre pool.