High-Quality Stay Experience: Grand Hyatt Jakarta

For my first visit to Jakarta, this area is considered the center of the city. Around the intersection, a circle of hotels including Grand Hyatt, Pullman, Mandarin Oriental, and Kempinski are laid out, with Park Hyatt and Shangri-La also within 2 kilometers. The entrance to this Grand Hyatt reminds me of the one in Changsha, with the main door on the 2nd floor, but you have to go up to the Lobby for CI. As a Globalist, I was taken to the Grand Club on the 22F for check-in and got upgraded to a suite. Of course, I was satisfied with the suite. Hotels in Southeast Asia are closer to those in China (there are a lot of big car shops in Europe and America). The room is clearly designed for business travelers, as I actually spent every evening working at the desk in the lobby. The bedroom, living room, and washing space are clearly and intelligibly divided. There's a bathtub along with a shower, typical of the Grand Hyatt style. The welcome gift was nice to look at, but I didn't touch it. As for dining, the lounge breakfast is quite good. To be honest, after having too many hotel breakfasts, the word 'rich' doesn't attract me anymore. I just want a quiet place with few people, where I can order a bowl of noodles with a Sunny Side Up or my favorite omelet, accompanied by some simple fruits and yogurt, and a cup of hot black tea, and I won't need lunch. The HH in the lounge is rather simple, but filling. One evening, there was a particularly delicious fried rice, so tasty haha. Every staff member at the hotel greets guests with a smile and provides enthusiastic service, especially the girl with glasses at the door, the two ladies and a gentleman in the lounge. By the time I checked out, everyone in the lounge could greet and say goodbye by surname, which felt very nice. Staying at the Grand Hyatt isn't astonishing, but you won't go wrong, except for that one embarrassing incident involving a certain hotel occupying the 'three-piece set'.