Lives and spaces are transformed at the heart of Rajawali’s premium investments
Everyone has a favourite hotel – the one people return to time and again, the one travellers daydream about long after they’re home. Imagine delighting in a hotel with these scenes: walking through captivating art pieces that showcase a rich heritage; wall-to-wall windows that envelop a dramatic chandelier made of delicate glass palm leaves; spacious suites that exude a neo-classical vibe; and timeless hotel interiors that offer relaxed glamour. These are spaces that leave a mark. These are experiences that get etched in memory, and these are the very images that embody Rajawali Property Group’s core developments.
Indonesia’s leading real estate investment and asset management company welcomes guests to behold first-rate hospitality at any of its prestigious hotels and residences, but more importantly, it seeks to leave a meaningful legacy.
Partnering with globally renowned luxury hotel brands such as St. Regis and Four Seasons, Rajawali upholds integrity, responsible stewardship, and an endless drive for innovation to transform lives and spaces that foster thriving communities.
“People today go to hotels seeking for new experiences, so ambience is important,” says CEO Shirley Tan. “We develop properties that create distinct and memorable experiences, but we also elevate people, so we partner with good brands to provide better offerings that highlight luxury consumer trends and technology.”
Transporting dwellers through music
Rajawali’s latest offering will captivate a new breed of travellers and guests. The soon-to-be-completed The St. Regis Jakarta hotel seeks to transport dwellers by evoking nostalgia and stimulating light-hearted emotions through the use of music. At the height of the Jazz Age, The St. Regis New York played host to some of history’s most beloved jazz greats such as Count Basie and Duke Ellington. Through The St. Regis Jakarta hotel, Rajawali aspires to bring this rich musical legacy to Indonesia by incorporating music in the hotel dwellers’ overall experience.
