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Overall:
"Very nicely designed and would absolutely recommend this hotel." — source Expedia
More information on Alila Jakarta Hotel
This is a 4 star hotel, classified as a Superior First class property. It offers style and comfort. Recently built, the hotel's decor and equipment are new and well designed. Guest are offered comfort and relaxation, as well as a fitness centre, swimming pool, and business centre. This is an ideal property for Fit travellers seeking for convenience and very easy access to business area.(CB 03/01/2007) The hotel is a modern building. Alila hotel is just five minutes from most key business destinations in this busy city, providing easy access for the business traveller.
Check-in Time:
2:00 PMCheck-out Time:
12:00 PMYear Built:
2000Year Renovated:
2000Total Rooms:
117 rooms.117Total Floors:
23 floors.Rooms:
The rooms are spacious. Well decorated and elegantly furnished, the rooms offers trendy style. They are all with wooden floor combined with soft colours which provide a warm atmosphere. Tea/coffee accompanying wake up call and broad band internet access provided in guestrooms.Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-168 hours, If a cancellation is made within 7 days of the check-in date, a penalty fee equal to the first night's accommodation charges will be applied to the credit card. The same penalty applies in the case of a no-show. A service charge of 10% is not included in the price.
Directions
From Soekarto Hatta Cengkareng Airport:
Area
Jakarta
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