25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird offers an eccentric and captivating blend of luxury and individuality, redefining urban hospitality in the heart of the city
Founded in 2005, Hamburg-based 25hours Hotels has carved a niche in the hospitality world with its bold designs, adventurous spirit and unapologetically quirky approach. Its Indonesian debut, 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird, marks the brand’s first foray into Asia and offers a fresh take on urban getaways. Located beside Ashta Mall in the bustling Sudirman Central Business District, the hotel seamlessly combines work and play, guided by General Manager Jesper Soerensen’s 23 years of hospitality expertise.
Reflecting the brand’s “come as you are” ethos, The Oddbird incorporates local cultural touches and playful aesthetics. Guests are welcomed by a lush, forest-inspired lobby, complete with decorative bird motifs as a nod to the hotel’s name. Its 210 rooms and suites feature two design themes: Urban and Garden. Urban rooms evoke retro nostalgia with mid-century furnishings, while Garden rooms embrace tropical maximalism with biophilic elements. Panoramic city views, floor-to-ceiling windows and eclectic amenities—like rotary phones, Bluetooth speakers and FREITAG bags—elevate the experience. Larger units offer vinyl players and swings, and suites include Schindelhauer bikes for exploring the city.
Dining at this establishment is equally dynamic. COPA, led by Matias Mardones, serves Latin American fare, while The Oddbird Bar offers inventive cocktails. For plant-based cuisine and refreshing drinks, Cabana, managed by Andrew Yap, provides a laid-back poolside setting. Beyond accommodations, the hotel features coworking spaces, thematic meeting rooms, a ballroom and a merchandise store. Wellness options include Vida Spa, with treatments like sound healing and ice baths, a gym and an infinity pool—ideal for unwinding in Jakarta’s tropical heat.
With its quirky yet sophisticated offerings, 25hours Hotel Jakarta The Oddbird goes beyond hospitality to create a vibrant space that encourages guests to embrace the magic of their own individuality. True to its philosophy, it’s not just a hotel—it’s an invitation to “come as you are.”