Hotel Mulia Senayan can host large conferences and wedding receptions in its Grand Ballroom, smaller high-end meetings and celebrations in the Vanda Ballroom, and breakouts in 18 function rooms. The hotel has 994 rooms and stands on Jalan Asia Afrika in Senayan, Jakarta's central business district.
Seminars and company events
The hotel sells meetings from executive sessions to major conferences. The Grand Ballroom has its own drop-off lobby, separate from the main hotel lobby, so delegates of a large event can arrive and register without crossing the hotel. The Vanda Ballroom, with crystal chandeliers and views over the Jakarta skyline, suits a board dinner, a product presentation or a private celebration. The 18 function rooms on the mezzanine level and the fifth floor take breakout sessions, interviews and committee meetings, in several seating layouts.
The culinary team prepares custom menus for private dinners and large functions, and the hotel's florist can dress the rooms for the event.
Weddings and receptions
Weddings are a core business. The Grand Ballroom takes large ceremonies and receptions, the Vanda Ballroom more private celebrations, and the function rooms serve pre-wedding traditions such as family ceremonies. A dedicated wedding specialist follows each couple, with a consultation and a site inspection before booking. Mulia Blossoms, the in-house florist, handles arrangements down to the trimmings of the wedding cake, and a Chinese chef prepares an exclusive Chinese menu.
Rooms and capacities
The hotel does not publish capacities online. Ask for the floor plans and layout figures of the Grand Ballroom, the Vanda Ballroom and the 18 function rooms with your request.
Accommodation
With 994 rooms, the hotel can house a full regional conference or a large wedding party under one roof. Room categories include the Grandeur and Splendor rooms and suites named The Earl, The Duke, The Marquess and the Royal Suite.
Catering
All event catering comes from the hotel's own kitchens. Its nine outlets include Table8 for Chinese cuisine, Edogin for Japanese, il Mare for Italian, Orient8, The Cafe, bleu8, CJ's Bar, the Cascade Lounge and a cake shop with a chocolate boutique.
History and setting
The hotel opened in 1997 and has been recognized by Condé Nast, Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia and the Hospitality Design Awards. Senayan puts it near shopping malls, the main stadium, a convention center, several embassies and the city's only 18-hole golf course.
Getting there
The hotel has two entrances, on Jalan Asia Afrika and Jalan Tentara Pelajar, in Senayan, Jakarta 10270. Soekarno-Hatta International Airport serves international flights to the city.
