Keraton at The Plaza: The Unbound Collection by Hyatt Brand Debut in Southeast Asia

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On: December 31, 2024

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Keraton at The Plaza is a luxury all-club hotel in the heart of Jakarta, Indonesia. The property marks the debut of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt brand in Southeast Asia.

With a total of 138 rooms and suites, Keraton at The Plaza captures the beauty of Javanese royal palaces and cultures in a modern, elegant setting. All guests enjoy privileged club benefits that include breakfast, lunch/afternoon tea and dinner/evening canapes. The exclusive partnership with interior firm Hadiprana also brings modern Indonesian flair to the design through curated artworks on display and sophisticated artistic elements.

Please visit keratonattheplaza.com to learn more about the hotel.

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