Perhaps the most dishonest owners in all of Indonesia. The hotel is a "boutique" scam trying, as hard as possible to rip off American/European travelers. They do not honor their rates, even after signing a contract, and demand payments for unrequested upgrades and extras. Warning to all travelers in Jakarta - AVOID THE MORRISSEY! Unless, that is, you want to... More

this was one of the nicer places i've stayed recently. full marks across the board (except a *little* noise in the late night from a dj, but not too much, and didn't go on too long). it's chic, fun, good location, and comfy. my room was a duplex - kitchen etc. downstairs, bedroom upstairs. it was a totally great experience,... More

I've actually stayed at Morrissey two times, once in a studio room, and the most recent one I stayed in an one-bedroom. This is a great place to stay over night, especially I really love the design of one-bedroom, which the living room and the kitchen are downstair, and the bedroom is on the loft. It really feels like a... More

We stayed there for one night before departing to Bali. The studio design is very simple and beautiful. The room is equipped with a small kitchen. The bathroom is a bit small, but the price was way expensive over the online booking price. We had 3 rooms for 1,6m per room.

In love with the industrial room concept!! Unfortunately duing my stay, the bathroom floor drain is not working very well. So after getting a long show, it gets a little bit flooded since the shower area floor level and the toilet area floor level is almost the same. Over all the service, the room concept and the breakfast is good.

For the price, it's a pretty good bargain. The hotel is located within walking distance to Jalan Jaksa, Jalan Sabang & St. Teresa Church, which have a variety of restaurants & street vendors offering good & inexpensive food open at all hours of the day. The nightlife around the area is quite alive while the hotel restaurant is also a... More

just in the middle of the Jakarta, a short walk from Jalan Thamrin and Sarinah. This hotel is big enough in size, yet didn't attract attention. location just beside the main street of Wahid Hasyim Street. you will nnot notice it is a hotel unless you see the big name in front of the building. even a lot of taxi... More

I was impressed as soon as I entered this boutique hotel. There is black BMW motorcycle with sidecar by the door, a Vespa scooter near the elevators, and two strikingly red lounge chairs at the middle landing of the stairs near the lobby. Elegantly modern. However, the reception does not feel welcoming enough. The staff at the reception appear too... More

The hotel is within easy walking distance of Thamrin. From my room I could see Monas (which is also easy walking distance away). I stayed in a studio room. This was a lot bigger than a standard hotel room. Whilst I didn't use the kitchen facilities I was glad to have the option. The only downside is that during early... More