A Season of Reflection, Generosity, and Togetherness at the House of Astor.
As the holy month of Ramadan arrives, The St. Regis Jakarta invites guests to slow the rhythm of daily life and embrace a season defined by reflection, gratitude and meaningful connection. Within the quiet grace of the House of Astor, Ramadan is observed not as a moment of excess but as an intentional pause, where traditions are honoured with care, and every gathering is shaped by thoughtfulness.
Throughout the month, the hotel presents a series of experiences that reflect the essence of Ramadan: generosity expressed through gifting, comfort found in shared meals, and rituals observed with calm and consideration.
At Rosé Gourmand Deli, the spirit of giving is brought to life through Ramadan Barakah Hampers, available from the 21st of January to the 22nd of March 2026. Inspired by the architectural poetry of mosque domes and intricate latticework, the hampers are presented in three distinctive forms: Najma, a triangular silhouette symbolising the guiding star; Fajr, an oval shape reflecting the first light of dawn; and Shafaq, a mosque-inspired design echoing the quiet transition of twilight. Each tier is composed with intention, offering a refined gesture of generosity to be shared with loved ones, neighbours or colleagues during the season of Barakah.
Complementing the hampers, Rosé Gourmand Deli also introduces Sweet Symphony of Ramadan, available from the 18th of February to the 22nd of March 2026. This seasonal selection presents two thoughtfully crafted cake creations: the comforting familiarity of Nastar Cake, offered as both a whole cake and a petite gâteau, alongside Medjool Tiramisu, a delicate petite gâteau that brings together rich dates and gentle sweetness. These indulgent creations are designed to be enjoyed after iftar or shared quietly at home.
As dusk falls, the rhythm of Ramadan gathers at Bel Étage with Lintas Rasa Noesantara, the hotel’s signature Ramadan iftar experience, available from the 19th of February to the 22nd of March 2026. Rooted in the richness of Indonesian culinary heritage, the iftar buffet presents a weekly rotation of regional flavours from Sumatera, Djawa, Selebes and Bali. Artisanal ta’jil selections open the evening, followed by a considered array of traditional dishes, a live outdoor grill and refreshing beverages, each element designed to honour the diversity, warmth and generosity of Noesantara cuisine.
For guests seeking a more immersive retreat, the St. Regis Ramadan Experience offers a stay shaped around ease and reflection. Each day begins with daily sahoor for two, served via in-room dining for privacy and comfort. As evening arrives, guests are welcomed to daily iftar dinner for two at Bel Étage, where curated flavours reflect cherished Ramadan traditions. The stay is complemented by a Signature St. Regis Bear, presented as a meaningful keepsake, along with the discreet care of the 24-hour St. Regis Butler Service, ensuring a calm and gracious Ramadan experience throughout.
At The St. Regis Jakarta, Ramadan is not defined by spectacle, but by sincerity. It is a time to reconnect, to give with intention, and to gather with those who matter most, all within the quiet elegance of the House of Astor in Jakarta.
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