Art-inspired stay for the whole family at the Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta /

Four Seasons Hotel Jakarta introduces an Art-Inspired Staycation Package for families with children. The luxurious family getaway offers attractive savings, delectable dining and exciting creative experiences for both children and parents.

A plethora of benefits

Free lunch and dinner for children under 6 years old are included, while children between 7 and 12 years old receive a 50 percent discount on all meals at Palm Court. Take advantage of a 10 percent discount on the room rate and daily breakfast at Palm Court for two adults and two children under 6 years old.

A thoughtful selection of in-suite kids’ activities will keep the little ones entertained and happy, while parents enjoy some well-deserved “us time”.

The hotel offers one complimentary extra bed per suite, and additional rooms receive a 50 percent discount for additional convenience space. For stays of two nights or more, you will receive a free suite upgrade. Also included: 50 percent off child laundry and valet service on the day of arrival.

creative inspiration

The package includes free entrance to Museum MACAN (Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Nusantara). Families can share meaningful moments and be inspired together as they explore a beautiful collection of contemporary art from Indonesia and around the world. Spread over 7,100 square meters (76,000 square feet), this cutting-edge facility is designed to spark the imagination and immerse visitors in the joy of creativity.

Back at the hotel, discover Jakarta’s vibrant history through an incredible in-house art collection. Embark on a self-guided tour with the Four Seasons Art Map, which reveals fascinating facts and stories behind artworks all over the property.

The story begins in the lobby, with art panels depicting the historic spice trade and harbor of Sunda Kelapa, followed by paintings reflecting Batavia and the fusion of Dutch and Indonesian culture. At Level 3, marvel at the bold canvas created by visual artist I Made Hantaguna, then move to Level 5 to explore artworks that symbolize the hope of independent Indonesia.

From level 6 to 19, immerse yourself in Jakarta’s diversity through Javanese batik, local embroidery, and European-style floral paintings. The last stop is Alto on the 20th floor, where artworks in copper, mixed media and stained glass depict the modern metropolis of Jakarta.