Filrt Bar & Lounge Review: Jakarta's Hidden Rooftop Gem for Sophisticated Night Owls

When a stylish rooftop bar in Central Jakarta becomes the go-to spot for young professionals seeking elevated nightlife without SCBD's pretension, something special is happening. Our team spent four nights at Filrt Bar & Lounge at Fashion Hotel, interviewing over 40 guests and testing everything from cocktails to service. Here's what we discovered about this under-the-radar rooftop destination.

Introduction – Getting to Filrt Bar & Lounge

Filrt Bar & Lounge sits atop Fashion Hotel on Jalan Matraman Raya in Central Jakarta, an area that doesn't typically make tourists' nightlife lists but offers authentic local flavor away from the tourist trail. The venue occupies the hotel's rooftop space, providing sweeping views of Jakarta's glittering skyline without the sky-high prices of Sudirman's towers.

Getting here requires a bit of navigation. The entrance is through Fashion Hotel's main lobby, where you'll take the elevator to the top floor. From Thamrin or Sudirman areas, expect a 20-25 minute drive during off-peak hours, though Jakarta traffic can easily double that during rush periods. The location along Matraman Raya means decent road access, and we found Grab pickups surprisingly convenient given the major thoroughfare location.

Where is Filrt Bar & Lounge? Fashion Hotel Rooftop Jl. Matraman Raya No.18-20 Matraman, Jakarta Pusat 10430 Indonesia

Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00 PM - 2:00 AM Friday - Saturday: 5:00 PM - 3:00 AM

Dress Code: Smart casual enforced. No flip-flops, tank tops, or overly casual beachwear. Collared shirts recommended for men, though not strictly required. Women have more flexibility but keep it chic.

🎯 Overall Score: ⭐⭐⭐☆⭐☆

3.8 out of 5 stars (76%)

Based on 17 categories evaluated across 4 visits by our review team

Quick Verdict: A sophisticated rooftop escape with excellent cocktails and intimate ambiance, held back by inconsistent service during peak hours and limited entertainment variety.

What Makes Filrt Bar & Lounge Special?

Filrt operates in a unique sweet spot within Jakarta's nightlife ecosystem. This isn't a massive nightclub with thundering bass and strobe lights, nor is it a stuffy hotel bar where conversation dies at 11 PM. Instead, imagine a cosmopolitan rooftop lounge that transitions seamlessly from after-work drinks to late-night dancing as the evening progresses.

The venue spans both indoor and outdoor spaces across the rooftop. Inside, you'll find modern industrial design with exposed brick accents, warm Edison bulb lighting, and comfortable booth seating that encourages conversation. Large windows provide city views even when you're sheltered from the elements. Outside, the open-air section features high-top tables, lounge seating, and that coveted rooftop atmosphere where Jakarta's humid night air mingles with sophisticated music and clinking cocktail glasses.

What struck us most during our visits was the crowd composition. Unlike Jakarta's mega-clubs that attract everyone from curious tourists to bachelor parties, Filrt draws a remarkably consistent demographic: well-dressed young professionals in their late 20s and 30s who appreciate good drinks and good music without needing bottle-service theatrics or aggressive promoters. During our Thursday night visit, we chatted with several regulars who mentioned they'd tried the big Sudirman clubs but preferred Filrt's more intimate, conversation-friendly vibe.

Our Review Breakdown for Filrt Bar & Lounge

Our team conducted four separate visits to Filrt over a three-week period in November 2024. We visited on a Wednesday evening (quieter night), Friday night (peak hours), Saturday night (busiest), and a Sunday evening (post-weekend crowd). We interviewed 42 guests during these visits, tested the booking process through multiple channels, and experienced both the indoor and outdoor sections extensively. Two team members also tried the food menu across different visits to assess the full venue experience.

Pre-Club Advertising ⭐⭐⭐☆☆

Filrt's social media presence tells an interesting story about this venue's positioning. Their Instagram account (@filrtjakarta) has approximately 12,000 followers, modest compared to Jakarta's mega-clubs but respectable for a hotel rooftop bar. What they lack in follower count, they compensate with consistent, aesthetically pleasing content showcasing signature cocktails, crowd shots from busy nights, and the city skyline views.

However, when we researched Filrt before our first visit, we struggled to find comprehensive information. Their Instagram provides beautiful visuals but limited practical details about pricing, music programming, or booking procedures. There's no dedicated website, and information scattered across travel sites often contradicts itself. We found three different sets of operating hours across various platforms before confirming directly with the venue.

The marketing approach seems deliberately low-key, relying heavily on word-of-mouth and organic discovery rather than aggressive promotion. This creates a certain exclusivity but also means international tourists might completely miss this spot when planning Jakarta nightlife. During our guest interviews, only two out of 42 people we spoke with had discovered Filrt through Instagram; the rest heard about it from friends or colleagues.

For tourists planning trips, the lack of comprehensive online information poses challenges. We would have appreciated clearer details about weekly programming, guest DJ schedules, and special events posted consistently. The venue does announce events through Instagram stories, but these disappear after 24 hours, making advance planning difficult.

Location ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt's Matraman location proves both a blessing and a challenge. On the positive side, you're away from the tourist-heavy Sudirman corridor, experiencing a more authentic slice of Jakarta nightlife. The area feels residential yet urban, with local warungs, shopping centers, and hotels creating a lived-in atmosphere rather than a sanitized entertainment district.

Fashion Hotel itself sits prominently on Jalan Matraman Raya, one of Central Jakarta's main arteries, making it easy to direct Grab drivers even if they're unfamiliar with the venue. During our four visits, we never experienced the driver confusion that often plagues hidden speakeasy-style bars. The major road location also means you can easily continue your night to other nearby venues, though options in immediate walking distance are limited.

The rooftop positioning delivers genuine value. You're high enough to enjoy panoramic views of Jakarta's sprawling cityscape without being so elevated that you lose connection with street energy below. On clearer nights (rare in Jakarta, but magical when they happen), you can see all the way to the Monas tower and even glimpse the Sudirman skyline glowing in the distance.

However, the location isn't without drawbacks. Matraman isn't Jakarta's most vibrant nightlife district, so this works best as a destination venue rather than part of a bar-hopping itinerary. The surrounding area quiets down early, so don't expect much street life or nearby options if Filrt doesn't work out. We also noticed the hotel entrance itself is fairly modest, which initially made us question if we'd arrived at the right place.

Distance-wise, expect 20-30 minutes from Thamrin, 25-35 minutes from Sudirman (traffic dependent), and 40-50 minutes from Kemang. From Senayan City or Pacific Place, budget 30-40 minutes. The location works best if you're staying in Central Jakarta or don't mind a deliberate trip to reach the venue.

Booking Process and Seating Options ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

We tested Filrt's booking process through three channels: WhatsApp, phone, and walk-in arrivals. The venue doesn't have an online reservation system or dedicated booking website, which feels surprisingly old-school for a venue targeting young professionals.

WhatsApp proved the most reliable method. We messaged the number listed on their Instagram (which took some digging to find), and received responses within 30-60 minutes during business hours. The staff member who handled our Friday night booking was professional and helpful, confirming our table, explaining the minimum spend, and even sending a location pin to help us find the entrance. However, consistency varied; our second WhatsApp booking attempt took nearly four hours to receive a response.

Phone bookings worked well when someone answered, but we experienced several instances of calls going unanswered during what should have been operating hours. When we did connect, the staff spoke English adequately and could answer basic questions about capacity, music genre, and pricing.

For walk-ins, we had mixed experiences. Wednesday and Sunday evenings posed no issues; we arrived around 8 PM and secured good seating immediately. However, our Friday night walk-in attempt at 10:30 PM resulted in a 20-minute wait and ultimately less desirable seating near the indoor bar rather than the prime outdoor spots.

Seating options break down into several categories:

• Outdoor lounge areas: The most coveted spots, featuring low seating and city views
• High-top tables: Both indoor and outdoor, perfect for groups of 4-6
• Indoor booths: More intimate, better for conversation during peak hours
• Bar seating: Available both inside and outside, great for smaller groups or solo visitors

The venue doesn't operate a formal table reservation system with mapped sections like larger clubs. Instead, bookings secure you priority entrance and guaranteed seating in your preferred area (indoor vs. outdoor), but exact table assignments happen upon arrival based on group size and availability.

Minimum spends apply for table bookings on Friday and Saturday nights, ranging from IDR 1,500,000 for smaller tables to IDR 3,000,000 for prime outdoor lounges. Walk-ins face no minimum spend but obviously get less choice on seating.

Entrance Fee, Cover, and Entry Process ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Here's where Filrt genuinely shines compared to Jakarta's mega-clubs: entry is free on most nights. That's right—no cover charge, no mandatory drink ticket purchase, no hidden fees at the door. You simply walk in, find seating (or stand), and order what you want.

The exception comes during special events featuring guest DJs or holiday celebrations, when cover charges range from IDR 100,000 to IDR 200,000. Even then, the fee typically includes a welcome drink, making it reasonable value. During our four visits, we encountered free entry three times and a IDR 150,000 cover on Saturday night that included a cocktail voucher.

The entry process itself is refreshingly straightforward. You take the elevator from Fashion Hotel's lobby to the rooftop floor, where a host greets you near the entrance. They check your group size, ask about seating preferences (indoor vs. outdoor), and verify reservation status if applicable. The whole process takes under two minutes unless you're arriving during peak hours (10:30 PM - midnight on Fridays and Saturdays) when small queues can form.

Dress code enforcement is consistent but not draconian. They genuinely do turn away guests in flip-flops, tank tops, or athletic wear. We witnessed two groups refused entry during our Saturday visit—one guy in basketball shorts and another in a sleeveless shirt. However, the staff handles rejections politely and even suggested one gentleman could borrow a collared shirt from a friend to gain entry. Smart casual truly is the standard: nice jeans or chinos with a collared shirt works perfectly for men; women have broad flexibility with dresses, skirts, or stylish pants.

Security checks are minimal—a quick bag inspection if you're carrying something large, but no aggressive pat-downs or phone-free zones. ID checks focus primarily on groups that look college-aged, though the venue's atmosphere naturally skews toward an older crowd anyway.

The value proposition here is excellent. Free entry to a stylish rooftop venue in the heart of Jakarta makes Filrt accessible for everyone from budget-conscious locals to tourists wanting to sample the scene without commitment.

Minimum Spend ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt's minimum spend policy strikes a reasonable balance between accessibility and revenue management. Walk-in guests face no minimum spend whatsoever—order a single beer if that's your vibe, though you'll likely feel out of place in such a cocktail-forward environment.

For table reservations, minimum spends kick in Friday and Saturday nights:

• Small tables (2-4 people): IDR 1,500,000
• Medium tables (4-6 people): IDR 2,000,000
• Premium outdoor lounges (6-8 people): IDR 3,000,000
• Large group bookings (8+ people): IDR 4,000,000+

These minimums are dramatically lower than Jakarta's mega-clubs, where IDR 5,000,000-10,000,000 minimums are standard for decent tables. At Filrt, a group of four friends can secure a guaranteed table for IDR 1.5 million, breaking down to IDR 375,000 per person before you've even ordered. Split across cocktails at IDR 120,000-180,000 each, you're looking at 2-3 drinks per person to hit minimum spend—perfectly reasonable for a night out.

Minimum spends apply only to Friday and Saturday. Sunday through Thursday sees no minimums even for reservations, making midweek visits exceptionally accessible. During our Wednesday visit, we booked a prime outdoor table, and the staff member explicitly clarified "no minimum tonight, order whatever you'd like."

Payment toward minimum spend is flexible. Food, drinks, and cocktails all count. We appreciated this inclusivity since some venues exclude certain items from minimum calculations. The staff tracks your tab and will inform you when you're approaching or have hit the minimum, though they're never pushy about it.

One minor friction point: the venue occasionally adjusts minimums for special events without clear advance communication. When we booked for what we thought was a regular Saturday night, we arrived to find a guest DJ event with an elevated IDR 2,500,000 minimum for our table size. The staff accommodated us gracefully, but better advance notice would have been appreciated.

Menu/Drinks Pricing ⭐⭐⭐☆☆

Filrt's pricing sits in the upper-middle range for Jakarta nightlife—not outrageous by international standards, but definitely premium compared to neighborhood bars. Here's what we documented across our visits:

Cocktails: IDR 120,000 - IDR 180,000 The signature cocktails range from IDR 140,000 to IDR 180,000, while classic cocktails (Old Fashioned, Mojito, Margarita) typically run IDR 120,000 - IDR 140,000. During our tastings, we tried the house special "Filrt Passion" (IDR 165,000), a passionfruit and vodka concoction that justified its price with generous portions and proper mixology technique.

Beer: IDR 80,000 - IDR 120,000 Local beers (Bintang, Anker) start at IDR 80,000, while imported options (Heineken, Corona) range from IDR 100,000 to IDR 120,000. These prices are roughly 30-40% higher than standalone bars but standard for hotel venues.

Wine: IDR 130,000 per glass / IDR 650,000+ per bottle The wine selection is limited but serviceable, focusing on crowd-pleasing varieties rather than extensive selection. We found the by-glass options adequate for non-wine-enthusiasts.

Spirits & Bottle Service: IDR 1,800,000 - IDR 4,500,000 Bottle service starts at IDR 1.8 million for basic vodka options and scales to IDR 4.5 million for premium selections. Bottles include mixers and ice service. This represents decent value compared to nightclubs but expensive relative to purchasing drinks individually unless you're in a larger group.

Food Menu: IDR 85,000 - IDR 250,000 Appetizers and bar snacks range from IDR 85,000 (fries, wings) to IDR 150,000 (nachos, calamari). Main dishes like pasta and burgers run IDR 150,000 - IDR 250,000. We tried the truffle fries (IDR 125,000) and beef sliders (IDR 165,000) during our visits.

Non-Alcoholic Options: IDR 60,000 - IDR 90,000 Mocktails, fresh juices, and soft drinks provide options for non-drinkers, though the menu clearly focuses on alcoholic beverages.

Compared to Jakarta's nightlife landscape, Filrt prices land in the middle-to-upper range. You'll pay less than SCBD's mega-clubs (where cocktails easily hit IDR 200,000-250,000) but more than Kemang's casual bars. For the rooftop setting, quality cocktails, and overall ambiance, we found the pricing reasonable if not exactly a bargain.

One pricing complaint: the menu doesn't clearly indicate which items are subject to tax and service charges. Our final bills consistently added approximately 21% on top of menu prices (10% service + 11% tax), which caught some guests we interviewed by surprise. A IDR 140,000 cocktail becomes IDR 169,400 after charges—not exorbitant, but the lack of transparency is frustrating.

Happy hour promotions are surprisingly absent. Several bars in Jakarta offer early evening deals, but Filrt maintains consistent pricing throughout operating hours. We asked staff about any regular promotions and were told they occasionally run ladies' night specials on Thursdays (free welcome cocktail for women), though this wasn't advertised during our visits.

Welcome and Security ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

First impressions at Filrt lean positive but not exceptional. The entrance experience begins in Fashion Hotel's lobby, which is pleasant but nothing extraordinary. You'll find a small sign directing guests to the rooftop bar, though it's not immediately obvious upon entering. The elevator ride takes you directly to the rooftop level, where the real welcome begins.

Security measures are present but unobtrusive. Upon exiting the elevator, you encounter a host station rather than an intimidating security checkpoint. The staff performs quick visual assessments and minimal bag checks—just enough to ensure safety without creating a nightclub-style vibe. During our four visits, we never experienced aggressive security behavior or unnecessarily invasive checks.

The dress code enforcement, as mentioned earlier, is consistent and fair. Staff members handle rejections professionally, often offering alternatives ("Perhaps you could change and return?" or "We have a sister property nearby if you prefer more casual"). We appreciated this approach compared to venues where door staff seem to enjoy power-tripping.

One minor issue: the greeting warmth varies significantly by staff member. During our Friday night arrival, the host was genuinely friendly, remembered our booking, and personally escorted us to our table with recommendations for the evening's guest DJ. However, our Sunday visit featured a much more perfunctory greeting that felt transactional rather than welcoming. For a venue positioning itself as sophisticated and intimate, this inconsistency undermines the experience.

The venue's security presence inside is almost invisible during calmer nights, though we noticed additional personnel during Saturday's busier hours. They position themselves unobtrusively near the bar and entrance areas, intervening only when necessary. We witnessed one instance of a heavily intoxicated guest being politely but firmly asked to leave, handled with remarkable professionalism.

One unique positive: the staff genuinely seems to know their regular customers. During our Thursday visit, we watched the host greet several arrivals by name, remember their usual seating preferences, and even ask about their week. This personal touch creates an atmosphere more akin to a neighborhood bar than an anonymous hotel venue.

Bathroom monitoring is adequate though not excessive. The facilities are located down a hallway from the main rooftop area, and we never encountered lines or cleanliness issues during our visits.

Inclusions ⭐⭐⭐☆☆

Unlike mega-clubs with elaborate bottle service packages, Filrt keeps inclusions straightforward, which cuts both ways. The simplicity is refreshing, but the lack of perks means you're paying for exactly what you receive without bonuses.

With Entry:

• Free admission (most nights)
• Access to all indoor and outdoor areas
• No additional charges for using facilities

That's essentially it. There's no welcome drink, no coat check (though you won't need one in Jakarta's climate), no complimentary snacks at tables, and no special entry perks beyond avoiding cover charges.

With Table Reservations:

• Guaranteed seating in preferred area
• Priority entrance during busy periods
• Reserved table for duration of stay
• Dedicated server for your table
• Minimum spend applied toward any food/beverage orders

Again, the inclusions remain basic. Some Jakarta venues include welcome shots, complimentary mixers, or bar snacks with table bookings. Filrt provides the table and service but no extras. Your minimum spend simply ensures you have that reserved space.

With Bottle Service:

• Full bottle of selected spirit
• Mixers (coke, soda, tonic, juice)
• Ice bucket and garnishes
• Glassware
• Dedicated server

The bottle service follows industry standards without going above and beyond. You receive what's necessary to enjoy your bottle, but don't expect premium mixers, special presentations, or surprise extras.

Special Event Cover Charges: When cover charges apply (IDR 100,000-200,000), they typically include one welcome cocktail. This represents reasonable value since cocktails cost IDR 120,000-180,000 separately.

The minimalist approach to inclusions works for Filrt's positioning. They're not trying to compete with mega-clubs on bottle service theatrics or elaborate perks. Instead, they offer a straightforward value proposition: pay for what you want, enjoy the rooftop setting and atmosphere, and don't expect freebies.

Where this falls short is in creating those "wow" moments. A complimentary welcome drink, even something simple, would enhance the arrival experience significantly. Small touches like complimentary bar snacks for table reservations or a birthday dessert for celebrants would elevate hospitality without major cost implications.

During our interviews, several guests mentioned missing the little extras found elsewhere. One couple celebrating their anniversary appreciated the staff's verbal acknowledgment but noted how other venues had provided complimentary champagne or dessert for special occasions.

Service ⭐⭐⭐☆☆

Service at Filrt tells a tale of two experiences: exceptional during quieter periods, frustratingly inconsistent during peak hours. This inconsistency cost them a higher score despite multiple positive interactions.

The Good: During our Wednesday and Sunday visits, service was genuinely impressive. Servers were attentive without hovering, knowledgeable about the menu, and proactive with recommendations. Our server on Sunday, a young woman named Tina, perfectly exemplified hospitality. She greeted us warmly, asked about preferences before suggesting cocktails, checked back appropriately, and even noticed when our water glasses needed refilling without being prompted.

The bartenders displayed solid mixology skills. We watched them craft cocktails with proper technique, measuring ingredients rather than free-pouring, and taking care with presentation. When we asked about customizing a drink (less sweet, extra lime), they accommodated without hesitation.

The Problematic: Friday and Saturday nights revealed significant service gaps. During our peak-hour visits, we experienced:

• 15-20 minute waits to place initial orders despite having a reserved table
• Incorrect drink orders delivered twice (gin & tonic arrived with vodka, mojito had rum instead of requested tequila)
• Difficulty getting server attention for subsequent rounds
• Tables near us left with empty glasses sitting for 30+ minutes
• Bills taking 20+ minutes to arrive despite multiple requests

These aren't isolated incidents. During guest interviews on Saturday night, we heard consistent complaints about service delays and lack of attentiveness. One group of six mentioned their first round took 40 minutes to arrive, by which point they'd nearly left.

The staffing levels seem inadequate for Friday and Saturday crowds. We counted approximately eight servers for a venue holding 150-180 people during peak hours. Quick math suggests roughly 20-25 guests per server, stretching them beyond capacity for quality service.

Language capabilities are adequate. Most servers speak functional English and can handle standard orders and questions. However, explaining detailed cocktail modifications or discussing the food menu in depth proved challenging with some staff members.

Management Presence: We noticed minimal floor management during our visits. A manager or senior staff member occasionally circulated but didn't actively monitor service quality or intervene when problems arose. The lack of visible leadership during busy periods likely contributes to service inconsistencies.

Positive Interactions: It's worth noting that when we raised concerns—the incorrect drinks, the billing delay—staff members responded graciously. They remade drinks immediately, comped one round when issues persisted, and genuinely apologized. The problem isn't attitude but rather systems and staffing.

Several guests we interviewed praised the bartenders specifically, noting their cocktail knowledge and friendly chat during slower moments. The bar seating experience seems consistently better than table service, likely because you're directly interacting with bartenders rather than relying on server intermediaries.

Entertainment ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt's entertainment approach centers entirely on music, specifically DJ performances, and here they deliver quite well for their positioning. Unlike mega-clubs with elaborate stage productions, light shows, and multiple performance areas, Filrt keeps entertainment focused: quality music, proper sound, and allowing the crowd and ambiance to create the energy.

DJ Programming: The venue rotates resident DJs most nights with occasional guest appearances from Jakarta's electronic music scene. Music genres skew toward deep house, progressive house, and electronic with occasional forays into hip-hop and Top 40 during peak hours. The programming matches the venue's sophisticated vibe—you won't hear aggressive EDM bangers or ultra-commercial hits dominating the playlist.

During our Wednesday visit, the resident DJ (whose name we didn't catch) played an excellent set of melodic house that perfectly suited the early-week atmosphere. The energy remained upbeat enough to keep things lively but didn't overwhelm conversation. By 11 PM, when the crowd had thinned, he shifted to more mellow deep house that complemented the intimate late-night vibe.

Friday night featured a guest DJ (DJ Mark) who has a decent following in Jakarta's underground scene. His set leaned more progressive with higher energy, and by midnight, a significant portion of the crowd had migrated near the DJ booth to dance. The music quality was excellent—proper track selection, smooth mixing, and reading the room effectively.

Saturday's DJ delivered the most commercial set of our visits, incorporating more Top 40 remixes and recognized tracks. While purists might critique this approach, it suited the larger, more diverse Saturday crowd and kept energy levels high throughout the night.

Sound System: The sound system deserves praise. Filrt has invested in quality audio equipment that delivers clean sound without the painful volume levels some venues mistake for quality. During our visits, we could actually hold conversations without shouting (at least until peak hours when crowd noise added to ambiance), yet the music remained clearly audible and impactful throughout the space.

Bass response is solid without being overwhelming. The outdoor area benefits from open-air acoustics that prevent sound from becoming oppressive, while the indoor section features better bass presence for those who want more thump. We appreciated the ability to move between areas based on conversation vs. dancing preferences.

Variety and Programming: Here's where Filrt loses points. The venue lacks variety in entertainment offerings. Every night follows the same format: DJ plays, guests drink and socialize, repeat. There are no live bands, no special performances, no themed nights with unique entertainment, no guest vocalists—just DJs.

For some crowds, this consistency is perfect. Many guests we interviewed specifically appreciated the predictable format. However, the lack of variety means repeat visits can feel repetitive. After four visits, we'd experienced essentially the same entertainment approach four times with only DJ personnel and music genres varying slightly.

The venue announces guest DJ appearances through Instagram, though the schedule isn't published far in advance. We asked about monthly programming during our first visit and the staff couldn't provide specifics beyond "we usually have a special DJ on Saturday nights." Better advance programming communication would help guests plan visits around specific performers.

Crowd as Entertainment: An often-overlooked aspect of nightlife entertainment is the crowd itself, and here Filrt succeeds. The venue attracts a sophisticated, well-dressed clientele that enhances the overall experience. Unlike venues where you're dodging aggressive pickup attempts or dealing with overly intoxicated problematic guests, Filrt maintains a mature atmosphere where the crowd adds to rather than detracts from the evening.

Dancing happens organically rather than through any formal setup. There's no designated dance floor, so movement occurs near the DJ booth, in open spaces, and even at tables during particularly good tracks. The lack of structure feels refreshing compared to clubs with rigid dance floor configurations.

What's Missing: To elevate entertainment to five stars, Filrt could incorporate:

• Regular live music nights (acoustic sets earlier, electronic later)
• Themed events beyond just guest DJs
• Special performances or collaborations
• More diverse genre nights (Latin night, retro night, etc.)
• Interactive elements (mixology classes, vinyl DJ nights)

The venue seems content with its current DJ-focused approach, which works adequately but doesn't create memorable entertainment moments beyond good music.

Food and Drink Quality ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt positions itself as a bar first with food as a supporting element, and this prioritization shows in both positive and negative ways.

Cocktails – The Clear Strength: The cocktail program is where Filrt genuinely excels. Over four visits, we tasted nine different cocktails and found consistent quality, proper technique, and creative presentations.

The signature "Filrt Passion" (passionfruit, vodka, lime, prosecco – IDR 165,000) arrived beautifully presented with a dehydrated passionfruit garnish and delivered the promised flavor profile. The balance of sweet and tart was spot-on, the vodka quality shone through, and the prosecco addition provided effervescence without overwhelming other components.

Classic cocktails receive proper respect. The Old Fashioned (IDR 140,000) featured quality bourbon (they use Bulleit as standard), proper muddling technique, and appropriate dilution. The Margarita (IDR 135,000) used fresh lime juice rather than mix—a detail many venues skip—and came properly salted with Tajin for a nice touch.

More contemporary cocktails showed creativity without becoming gimmicky. The "Rooftop Sunset" (gin, elderflower, grapefruit, mint – IDR 155,000) was refreshing and Instagram-worthy without sacrificing drinkability for appearance. The presentation featured a smoking rosemary sprig that added aroma without overpowering the drink.

We tested bartender knowledge by requesting modifications and off-menu drinks. They handled most requests capably, though asking for more obscure cocktails sometimes resulted in confusion. When we requested a proper Negroni variation (an Enzoni), the bartender needed to consult a colleague but ultimately delivered a solid version.

Beer Selection: The beer list is limited but serviceable: Bintang, Anker, Heineken, Corona, Stella Artois. Nothing craft or unique, but adequate for guests preferring beer to cocktails. Presentation is standard—bottles served with chilled glass, proper temperature.

Wine: The wine program is Filrt's weakest link for alcohol. Selection is minimal—roughly six reds, six whites, and limited by-the-glass options. Quality is standard mid-range suitable for casual drinking but not for wine enthusiasts. During our second visit, we tried a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc by-glass (IDR 130,000) that was drinkable but unremarkable.

Food Menu Performance: The food menu serves its purpose of preventing guests from leaving to eat elsewhere, but it won't win culinary awards. Think elevated bar food rather than restaurant-quality cuisine.

We tried five items across visits:

1. Truffle Fries (IDR 125,000): Solid execution. Crispy fries with actual truffle flavor (not just truffle oil), parmesan shavings, and aioli. Generous portion suitable for sharing.

2. Beef Sliders (IDR 165,000): Three mini burgers that arrived properly cooked (medium as requested), decent quality beef, fresh buns. Nothing extraordinary but satisfying.

3. Crispy Calamari (IDR 145,000): Here the kitchen stumbled. The calamari was overcooked and slightly rubbery, the batter soaked through quickly, and the accompanying aioli lacked flavor complexity.

4. Margherita Pizza (IDR 180,000): Surprisingly decent. Thin crust with proper char, quality mozzarella, fresh basil. Cooked in what appeared to be a proper pizza oven rather than a standard oven.

5. Chicken Wings (IDR 135,000): Standard buffalo-style wings, adequate but nothing special. Sauce was store-bought rather than house-made.

Food service timing proved inconsistent. During our Wednesday visit, the truffle fries arrived in 15 minutes. Saturday night's slider order took 45 minutes, arriving after we'd given up and nearly finished our drinks.

The kitchen clearly prioritizes speed over refinement, which makes sense for a bar environment. Dishes arrive hot and edible but rarely impressive. For guests treating this as a dinner destination, the food won't satisfy. As bar snacks to accompany drinks, it's adequate.

Ingredient Quality: The bar uses quality spirits across the board. We didn't encounter well drinks or bottom-shelf liquor masquerading as premium. Mixers are commercial but fresh—real juice rather than concentrate, proper tonic water, quality syrups.

For food, ingredient quality is mid-range. Nothing is obviously low-quality, but you're not getting premium sourcing either. The produce seemed fresh during our visits, proteins were standard restaurant-quality, and dairy products were appropriate for the preparations.

Consistency Concerns: Our biggest quality concern relates to consistency. The Friday night Filrt Passion was noticeably sweeter than the same drink on Sunday. The beef sliders' cooking varied—medium on one visit, well-done on another despite the same order. This lack of standardization suggests training or supervision gaps in both bar and kitchen.

Sound Quality & Music Genre ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This category represents one of Filrt's strongest performances. The venue has clearly invested in quality audio equipment and maintains it properly, resulting in one of the better listening experiences we've encountered in Jakarta's mid-tier nightlife scene.

Sound System Performance: The speakers are positioned thoughtfully throughout both indoor and outdoor areas. Rather than relying on a single massive sound system blasting from one direction, Filrt uses distributed audio that creates even coverage without dead spots or overwhelming volume in certain areas.

Bass response is impressively balanced. You feel the low-end frequencies without the chest-crushing pressure some venues mistakenly equate with quality. During DJ Mark's Friday set, even the more bass-heavy progressive tracks maintained clarity rather than muddying into distorted rumble. The outdoor section benefits from open-air acoustics that prevent bass buildup while still delivering satisfying thump.

Clarity across frequency ranges is excellent. Highs remain crisp without becoming shrill, mids carry vocals and melodic elements clearly, and bass provides foundation without dominating. During our Wednesday visit, when the DJ played a vocal house track, we could actually hear the singer's lyrics and emotional nuance rather than just rhythmic vocals buried in the mix.

Volume levels show intelligent management. The sound is loud enough to create energy and prevent awkward silence, yet controlled enough to maintain conversation capability. During our visits, we never experienced the post-club ear ringing that signals dangerous volume levels or poor sound quality. By positioning yourself in different areas, you can customize your experience—closer to the DJ booth and speakers for fuller immersion, farther away or in indoor areas for more conversation-friendly levels.

Music Genre Programming: Filrt's music programming focuses primarily on:

• Deep House: The dominant genre, especially during weeknight and early-evening hours
• Progressive House: Friday and Saturday nights lean more progressive with building energy
• Melodic House & Techno: Occasional sets explore this territory, particularly during guest DJ performances
• Top 40 Remixes: Later Saturday nights incorporate more commercial tracks in house remix form
• Hip-Hop/R&B: Brief interludes, usually during transitions or to change energy

The programming philosophy clearly targets sophisticated listeners who appreciate electronic music without requiring hardcore techno or EDM assault. If you're seeking underground raves or aggressive bass music, look elsewhere. If you want quality house music that enhances conversation and drinking without demanding total attention, Filrt delivers.

Genre Appropriateness: The music selection perfectly matches the venue's positioning and crowd. During our visits, we never felt the music clashed with the atmosphere or demographic. The DJs read rooms effectively—when the Wednesday crowd was smaller and more conversational, the music remained accessible and melodic. When Saturday's crowd wanted more energy, the genre shifted accordingly without abandoning the core sound.

We especially appreciated the avoidance of ultra-commercial Top 40. While occasional recognized tracks appear (usually in remixed form), you won't hear the same radio hits dominating every Jakarta club. The musical identity remains consistent: quality electronic music for people who enjoy dancing and drinking without needing a full club experience.

DJ Skill Level: The resident DJs demonstrate solid technical skills and music knowledge. Mixing is smooth with proper beatmatching and thoughtful track selection. We never experienced jarring transitions, energy killjoys, or the playlist-on-shuffle vibe some venues deliver.

Guest DJs elevate the experience further. DJ Mark's Friday set showcased advanced mixing techniques, creative layering, and deep knowledge of progressive house's nuances. His track selection took us on a proper journey rather than just playing bangers consecutively.

What Could Improve: The genre focus, while consistent, can feel limiting over multiple visits. Adding occasional genre diversity—a Latin night, a throwback 90s/2000s night, or even occasional live musicians—could prevent the format from becoming repetitive for regulars.

The venue also lacks any visual announcement of DJ names or upcoming tracks. If you're not deeply embedded in Jakarta's DJ scene, you won't know who's playing unless you ask staff. Simple signage or even Instagram story updates about the night's DJ would enhance the experience.

Acoustics of the Space: The rooftop setting provides natural acoustic advantages. Open air prevents sound from becoming oppressive or creating resonance issues common in enclosed clubs. The indoor section features adequate acoustic treatment—we noticed fabric panels and strategic material choices that prevent echo and reverberation.

One minor complaint: the outdoor speakers sometimes compete with Jakarta's ambient noise. Sirens, traffic, and nearby venues occasionally intrude on quieter musical moments. This is unavoidable given the urban setting but worth noting for those seeking pristine listening experiences.

Ambiance & Crowd ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Filrt's ambiance and crowd composition represent its strongest assets and primary differentiators from Jakarta's broader nightlife scene. This is where the venue truly succeeds in creating something special.

Interior Design: The design aesthetic blends modern industrial elements with sophisticated warmth. Exposed brick walls contrast with polished concrete floors, Edison bulb lighting provides atmospheric illumination, and carefully chosen furniture creates intimate conversation zones. The indoor section feels like a stylish Brooklyn loft bar—rough around the edges in an intentional way, but clearly designed rather than accidentally cool.

The outdoor area takes full advantage of the rooftop setting. String lights overhead create romantic ambiance after dark, while the city skyline provides dynamic visual interest. The furniture selection—mix of high-tops, lounge seating, and bar areas—allows guests to customize their experience based on mood.

During our visits, we particularly appreciated the lighting design. It's dark enough to feel intimate and nighttime, yet bright enough to actually see your companions and navigate safely. The warm color temperature from Edison bulbs and strategic accent lighting creates a flattering glow without the harsh overhead fluorescents that plague poorly designed venues.

Décor elements are minimal but effective. Plants add life without overwhelming, artwork is present but not distracting, and the overall effect lets the space and views speak for themselves. Nothing feels forced or overly themed.

Crowd Demographics: This is Filrt's secret weapon. The venue attracts a remarkably consistent demographic that elevates the entire experience:

• Age range: Primarily 25-40, with the sweet spot around 28-35
• Occupation: Young professionals, entrepreneurs, creative industry workers
• Local vs. Tourist: Heavy skew toward locals and expats living in Jakarta; tourists are present but minority
• Group composition: Mix of couples on dates, small friend groups (3-5 people), after-work colleague gatherings
• Style: Well-dressed, fashion-conscious, clearly understands the venue's vibe before arriving

During our four visits and 42 guest interviews, we encountered:

• Corporate professionals (finance, consulting, tech) – approximately 40%
• Creative industry workers (marketing, design, media) – approximately 30%
• Entrepreneurs and startup founders – approximately 20%
• Others (teachers, academics, various professionals) – approximately 10%

What makes this crowd special is the absence of problematic elements common elsewhere. We witnessed zero aggressive pickup attempts, no uncomfortable situations, no fights or confrontations, and very few guests who were excessively intoxicated and disruptive.

Energy and Atmosphere: The energy evolves beautifully throughout the evening. Early arrivals (6-8 PM) enjoy a relaxed happy hour vibe where conversation dominates and music provides background. Mid-evening (9-11 PM) sees energy building as the crowd grows, conversation continues but music becomes more present. Late night (11 PM-close) transforms into a proper party atmosphere where dancing happens, energy peaks, but sophistication remains.

This natural progression feels organic rather than forced. The venue doesn't employ aggressive tactics to push energy—no hype men, no annoying promotional activities, no forced participation. The crowd and music create momentum naturally.

Different areas maintain distinct atmospheres. The indoor section remains more conversation-friendly throughout the night due to better sound control and booth seating that encourages intimate groups. The outdoor area, especially near the DJ booth, becomes the de facto dance zone where movement and music connection dominate.

Crowding and Capacity: Capacity management proved generally effective. The venue felt comfortably full during our Friday and Saturday visits without reaching crush-level crowding. We could move between areas, access the bar without excessive waiting, and breathe without feeling claustrophobic.

Wednesday and Sunday were pleasantly uncrowded—enough people to create atmosphere without overwhelming the space. These nights suit couples seeking intimacy or small groups wanting guaranteed seating and conversation ease.

Inclusivity and Vibe: Filrt maintains a welcoming atmosphere without feeling exclusive or pretentious. During our visits, we observed diverse gender ratios (roughly 55% female, 45% male across all visits), various ethnicities, both local Indonesians and international expats, different style expressions within the smart casual guidelines, and LGBTQ+ guests appearing comfortable and welcomed.

The security and staff don't create an intimidating or judgmental atmosphere. Several guests we interviewed mentioned choosing Filrt specifically because they felt comfortable there compared to venues with more aggressive or exclusionary vibes.

Smoking Policy: One significant ambiance detractor: smoking is permitted throughout the venue, including outdoor areas. Jakarta's general acceptance of smoking means this isn't unusual, but for non-smokers or those from regions with stricter policies, the constant cigarette presence can be unpleasant.

During peak hours, the indoor section becomes particularly smoky despite ventilation efforts. We met several guests who chose outdoor seating specifically for marginally better air quality. This isn't a Filrt-specific problem—most Jakarta nightlife venues allow smoking—but it's worth noting for sensitive visitors.

What Makes the Ambiance Work: The magic of Filrt's ambiance comes from the intersection of design, crowd, music, and management philosophy. The venue has successfully created a space where:

• Adults can socialize without teenage club drama
• Conversation remains possible even during peak hours
• Dancing happens organically when the mood strikes
• Sophistication doesn't mean stuffiness
• Locals and visitors mix naturally
• The rooftop setting enhances rather than defines the experience

This combination is surprisingly rare in Jakarta's nightlife landscape, which tends toward either massive mega-clubs or neighborhood bars without this middle ground sophistication.

Payment Options ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt offers comprehensive payment flexibility, covering most scenarios travelers and locals encounter. The venue accepts multiple payment methods, though some minor friction points exist.

Accepted Payment Methods:

• Cash (IDR): Universally accepted, obviously
• Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard, and American Express (with possible surcharge)
• Debit Cards: Indonesian bank cards through standard terminals
• QRIS: Indonesia's unified QR code payment system
• Mobile Wallets: GoPay, OVO, Dana, and LinkAja

During our visits, we tested various payment methods to verify functionality:

Cash Payments: Straightforward and fastest. Bills arrive with itemized breakdown, you provide cash, receive change. No issues encountered. The venue can handle large bills—we paid with IDR 500,000 note during a busy Saturday without problems.

Card Payments: Credit and debit card processing worked smoothly three out of four attempts. The failed transaction occurred during Saturday's peak when the terminal had connectivity issues, requiring us to try twice before success. Standard chip-and-PIN or tap-to-pay options available.

One minor frustration: the venue adds a surcharge for American Express (approximately 3%). This wasn't clearly communicated on menus or when we ordered, appearing only when settling the bill. While common in Indonesia, advance notice would be appreciated.

QRIS/Mobile Wallets: We successfully paid using QRIS twice and GoPay once. The process is seamless—scan QR code from bill, confirm amount, approve payment. The system updates immediately, and you receive digital receipts.

This represents a significant convenience for travelers who've set up Indonesian mobile wallets or for locals who prefer cashless transactions. However, tourists without Indonesian mobile wallet accounts can't access these options, limiting utility for international visitors.

Bill Settlement Process: Here's where Filrt loses a point: the bill settlement process can be frustratingly slow during peak hours. During our Saturday visit, requesting the bill took three attempts spanning 15 minutes before a server acknowledged our request. Actually receiving the printed bill took another 10 minutes. Processing payment added another 5 minutes. Total time from "can we get our bill?" to leaving: 30 minutes.

Wednesday and Sunday experiences were dramatically better—bill requested, arrived within 5 minutes, payment processed immediately, departure accomplished efficiently.

The venue uses handheld POS terminals that servers carry, which should enable tableside payment without trips to central registers. However, during busy periods, these devices seem scarce, forcing servers to share or wait for availability.

Bill Transparency: Bills arrive clearly itemized with each drink/food item listed by name and price. The formatting is logical and readable. However, as mentioned in the pricing section, the bills add tax and service charges (totaling approximately 21%) that don't appear on menu prices. While mathematically straightforward, the psychological impact of seeing a IDR 800,000 order become IDR 968,000 can surprise unsuspecting guests.

Split Bills and Payments: We tested splitting bills during our group visit. The staff accommodated requests to split bills by item or evenly, though the process added time and occasional confusion. When we requested dividing a six-person bill three ways, the server needed to consult a colleague and manually calculate portions rather than using the POS system's split function.

For groups planning to split bills, communicating this intention upfront when ordering (or at least before requesting the bill) will expedite the process.

Gratuity Expectations: The 10% service charge automatically added to bills theoretically covers gratuity, and additional tipping isn't mandatory. However, Indonesian tipping culture increasingly expects additional tips for exceptional service, particularly in venues targeting expats and tourists.

We asked several servers directly about tipping expectations. Responses varied—some indicated the service charge suffices, others mentioned that additional tips are appreciated but not expected. We opted to add small additional cash tips (IDR 50,000-100,000) when service exceeded expectations, received with genuine gratitude.

Foreign Card Acceptance: For international travelers, Filrt accepts major international credit cards without requiring passport presentation or additional verification for standard purchases. We used foreign-issued cards twice successfully. One transaction required signature verification, but the process was hassle-free.

Exchange rates applied by your card issuer will vary, but the venue doesn't add additional foreign transaction fees beyond standard credit card processing.

Exit Process ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Exit experiences don't usually make or break a venue review, but Filrt deserves recognition for getting this right—a detail many nightlife establishments neglect.

Departure Flow: Leaving Filrt is refreshingly straightforward. Once you've settled your bill, you simply walk to the elevator and descend to the lobby. There's no coat check to retrieve (unnecessary in Jakarta's climate), no VIP wristbands to return, no complicated navigation through multiple security checkpoints or maze-like layouts.

The elevator access works efficiently even during closing hours when crowds depart simultaneously. During our Saturday visit, we left around 2:30 AM when many guests were departing, and despite a small queue, we waited less than five minutes for elevator access. The elevator size accommodates roughly 8-10 people comfortably, and guests practiced considerate spacing without creating artificial capacity issues.

Staff Farewell: This is where Filrt genuinely excels. Every single visit concluded with genuine, warm farewells from staff. During our Wednesday departure, the server who'd handled our table personally thanked us for coming, asked if we'd enjoyed ourselves, and specifically mentioned, "We hope to see you again soon." This felt authentic rather than scripted.

Even during busier nights when staff were clearly overwhelmed, we received at least acknowledgment and brief thanks as we departed. The host station near the elevator consistently offered polite goodbyes, even remembering to wish guests safe travels home.

During our Sunday visit, we experienced something particularly memorable: the bartender who'd made our cocktails throughout the evening noticed us leaving, came out from behind the bar, and personally thanked us for the conversation we'd had earlier. This level of personal attention creates lasting positive impressions.

Safety Considerations: The venue entrance/exit location within Fashion Hotel provides inherent safety benefits. You're not exiting directly onto busy streets but rather into a hotel lobby where you can collect yourself, call a Grab, or use the bathroom before heading out.

The hotel lobby remains staffed throughout Filrt's operating hours, providing additional security presence. During our late-night departures, hotel security was visible and aware of guests coming and going from the rooftop venue.

Transportation Coordination: The lobby is the ideal place to arrange transportation. Cell service and WiFi work perfectly, Grab/Gojek drivers can easily find the location, and you can wait comfortably inside while your ride arrives rather than standing on the street.

The staff actively assists with transportation when needed. During our Saturday departure, we witnessed a server help an intoxicated guest arrange a Grab and even wait with them until the car arrived—going beyond reasonable job expectations to ensure guest safety.

The location on Jalan Matraman Raya provides excellent pickup accessibility. Unlike venues on narrow side streets where Grab drivers struggle to find entrances or navigate one-way systems, Fashion Hotel's prominent main-road position makes pickups painless.

Closing Time Management: The venue handles closing time professionally without making guests feel rushed or unwelcome. Around 30 minutes before official closing (1:30 AM Sun-Thu, 2:30 AM Fri-Sat), staff begin gently communicating last call for orders. This provides adequate notice without creating urgency.

At official closing time, music volume decreases slightly (a subtle cue), and staff begin approaching tables to settle any remaining bills. The approach remains polite—we never experienced aggressive "time to leave" attitudes common at some establishments.

Guests receive reasonable grace period to finish drinks and depart comfortably. During our Sunday visit, we were still finishing cocktails at 2:15 AM (15 minutes post-closing), and staff showed no impatience, simply cleaning around us and preparing the venue for closing without making us feel unwelcome.

Post-Visit Communication: One small but appreciated detail: after departing our Friday visit, we received a WhatsApp message from the venue thanking us for visiting and inviting us to return for an upcoming event. While obviously automated marketing, the personal touch (sent from the number we'd booked through) felt more considerate than generic email blasts.

What Could Improve: Honestly, very little. The exit process is one category where Filrt performs at or near perfect levels. If pressed to suggest improvements:

• Valet parking service would help guests who drove (though most use ride-sharing)
• A dedicated pickup zone specifically for Grab/Gojek might streamline late-night transportation (though the current system works adequately)
• Perhaps a parting gift for special occasions (birthday guests receiving a small token) could elevate the experience further

The exit process demonstrates how attention to final impressions matters. Many venues focus exclusively on arrival and peak experience while neglecting departure. Filrt understands that the last moments of a guest's evening significantly influence overall memory and likelihood of return visits.

Social Media ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆

Filrt's social media presence effectively targets their core demographic while leaving room for improvement in content diversity and engagement consistency.

Instagram (@filrtjakarta): The primary platform, with approximately 12,000 followers at time of our review. The account posts 3-5 times weekly with reasonably consistent aesthetic:

• High-quality photos showcasing cocktails, food, venue ambiance, and crowd shots
• Warm color grading that matches the venue's lighting aesthetic
• Mix of professional photography and user-generated content
• Event announcements for guest DJs and special nights
• Occasional video content showing atmosphere and DJ performances

The content quality is solid. Photos are well-composed, properly lit, and Instagram-optimized. During our research phase, scrolling through their feed accurately conveyed the venue's vibe and sophistication level, which isn't always the case with nightlife social media.

Content Strategy Strengths:

• Visual consistency: The warm, intimate aesthetic comes through clearly
• Cocktail focus: Beautiful drink photography that showcases their mixology strength
• Crowd representation: Photos feature diverse, well-dressed guests having genuine fun
• User tagging: They actively repost and credit guests' photos, encouraging organic content creation

Content Strategy Weaknesses:

• Information gaps: Beautiful photos but limited practical details
• Irregular event promotion: Special events sometimes announced with insufficient advance notice
• Limited Stories usage: Instagram Stories are sporadic, missing opportunities for real-time atmosphere sharing
• Minimal video content: Occasional videos could better convey ambiance and music quality

Engagement and Responsiveness: We tested responsiveness by messaging the account during our research phase. Initial response took approximately 45 minutes, which is reasonable. Follow-up questions received replies within 1-2 hours during business hours. Evening inquiries often went unanswered until the following day.

The quality of responses was good—informative, professional, and helpful. However, we noticed they're better at answering booking-related questions than general information inquiries. When we asked about upcoming DJ schedules, the response was vague.

The account actively likes and responds to some guest posts and comments but not consistently. We tagged them in a story during our Friday visit and received no acknowledgment. However, another guest we interviewed mentioned they'd been reposted twice, suggesting inconsistent attention to user content.

Facebook Presence: Filrt maintains a Facebook page, though it's clearly secondary to Instagram. Posts are less frequent (1-2 times weekly) and largely duplicate Instagram content. The page has roughly 3,500 likes, significantly lower than Instagram following.

For their demographic, the Instagram focus makes sense. Most guests we interviewed mentioned discovering the venue through Instagram or friends rather than Facebook.

Other Platforms:

• TikTok: No official presence (missed opportunity for viral content and reaching younger demographics)
• Twitter/X: No presence
• Google Business: Basic listing exists with limited photos and outdated information

Hashtag Strategy: The venue uses standard location hashtags (#JakartaNightlife, #JakartaBars, #RooftopJakarta) but doesn't have a signature hashtag for guest content aggregation. Creating and promoting a unique hashtag (#FilrtJakarta or #FilrtExperience) could encourage more user-generated content and create community feeling.

Influencer Collaborations: During our research, we found limited evidence of influencer partnerships or collaborations with Jakarta's social media personalities. This represents missed opportunity, as strategic influencer events could significantly expand reach within target demographics.

Content Suggestions for Improvement:

• Behind-the-scenes content: Bartender profiles, cocktail-making videos, kitchen glimpses
• Regular DJ lineup announcements: Posted weekly, giving guests advance notice
• Interactive content: Polls about favorite drinks, music preferences, new menu ideas
• Guest testimonials: Feature satisfied customers' experiences
• Event recaps: Post-event highlight reels showing the energy and atmosphere
• More video content: Short clips of Friday/Saturday night energy to convey the vibe

Practical Information Sharing: This is Filrt's biggest social media weakness. While the photos are beautiful, they don't adequately communicate practical details visitors need:

• Current hours (posts don't specify if hours vary by night)
• Updated pricing (cocktail prices aren't mentioned)
• Booking procedures (how to reserve tables)
• Dress code specifics
• Parking/transportation guidance
• Special promotions or deals

A pinned post or Instagram Highlight covering "Visit Us" with all essential information would significantly improve utility for potential guests.

Competitor Comparison: Compared to similar Jakarta venues, Filrt's social media is mid-tier. Mega-clubs have larger followings and more aggressive posting schedules, but their content often feels overly promotional. Filrt's more authentic, lifestyle-focused approach better suits their positioning, but increased posting frequency and information sharing would enhance effectiveness.

Transportation ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Transportation accessibility represents one of Filrt's unexpected strengths. The Fashion Hotel location on Jalan Matraman Raya provides excellent connectivity through multiple transportation options, making arrival and departure surprisingly hassle-free for a venue that's not in Jakarta's traditional nightlife districts.

Ride-Sharing (Grab/Gojek): This is how 90% of guests arrive, and the experience is seamless. The location pin for Fashion Hotel is accurate in both Grab and Gojek apps, meaning drivers reliably find the venue without confusion or phone calls for directions.

Pickup times during our four visits averaged:

• Wednesday evening (8 PM departure from Thamrin): 8 minutes
• Friday night (11 PM departure from Kemang): 12 minutes
• Saturday night (10 PM departure from Sudirman): 15 minutes
• Sunday evening (9 PM departure from Menteng): 6 minutes

The main road location means drivers don't struggle navigating complicated one-way systems or narrow side streets. During departures, pickups happened quickly—the Fashion Hotel entrance provides a safe, well-lit waiting area, and drivers could pull directly to the entrance without blocking traffic or circling.

Pricing for rides to/from Filrt is standard for Central Jakarta:

• From Thamrin/Monas: IDR 25,000-35,000 (10-15 min)
• From Sudirman: IDR 35,000-50,000 (20-30 min)
• From Kemang: IDR 60,000-80,000 (30-40 min)
• From Senayan: IDR 40,000-60,000 (25-35 min)
• From Kelapa Gading: IDR 50,000-70,000 (25-40 min)

Late-Night Transportation Availability: We specifically tested transportation availability during closing hours to assess late-night accessibility. Even at 2:30 AM on Saturday, both Grab and Gojek showed multiple drivers available within 5-10 minutes. The main road location and proximity to major thoroughfares ensures drivers are circulating even during late hours.

Unlike some Jakarta venues where 2-3 AM departures mean surge pricing and long waits, Filrt's location maintains good driver availability. During our Saturday departure, our Grab arrived in 7 minutes with only 1.5x surge pricing (reasonable for the hour).

Taxi Service: Traditional taxis (Blue Bird) cruise Jalan Matraman Raya regularly, providing an alternative to ride-sharing. During our Wednesday visit, we tested hailing a taxi from the hotel entrance and successfully flagged one within three minutes. However, most guests prefer ride-sharing apps for pricing transparency and driver accountability.

Private Car/Valet Parking: Fashion Hotel offers limited parking for venue guests, though availability can't be guaranteed during peak nights. The parking area is beneath the hotel with elevator access to the lobby/rooftop. Parking fees are standard: IDR 5,000 per hour.

There's no dedicated valet service specifically for Filrt guests, which represents one minor weakness. Guests who drive must park and walk from the lot themselves. During our Saturday visit, we noticed the parking area approaching capacity around 11 PM, suggesting guests should arrive earlier if driving.

For groups considering driving, be aware of Jakarta's notorious drunk driving enforcement and traffic unpredictability. Ride-sharing proves more convenient and safer for most situations.

Public Transportation (TransJakarta): For budget-conscious travelers or those interested in using Jakarta's public transportation system, TransJakarta bus service provides an option, though less convenient than ride-sharing.

The nearest TransJakarta shelter is approximately 800 meters away (about 10-minute walk), with connections to major corridors. However, TransJakarta operates limited hours (last buses around 10 PM), making it impractical for actual nightlife use. You'd need to ride-share for departure.

Walking Accessibility: Filrt's location works well if you're staying nearby in Central Jakarta but isn't practically walkable from most accommodation areas. The surrounding neighborhood is reasonably safe for walking during evening hours (we walked around pre-visit to assess), but Jakarta's heat, humidity, and lack of pedestrian infrastructure make walking more than a few blocks unpleasant.

If you're staying at nearby hotels (Hotel Santika, Harris Hotel Tebet, or other Matraman area properties), walking is feasible during comfortable weather.

Airport Transportation: From Soekarno-Hatta Airport to Filrt:

• Grab/Gojek: IDR 150,000-250,000 (60-90 minutes depending on traffic)
• Airport Taxi: IDR 200,000-300,000 (similar timing)
• TransJakarta: Possible but complicated with multiple transfers (not recommended with luggage)

From Halim Perdanakusuma Airport (domestic):

• Grab/Gojek: IDR 50,000-80,000 (20-30 minutes)

Motorcycle Taxi (Ojek): For solo travelers or adventurous guests, Gojek's motorcycle taxi service (GoCar) offers the fastest option during traffic. Helmets provided, experienced drivers navigate Jakarta's famous congestion effectively. During our research, we took an ojek from Menteng to Filrt in just 12 minutes during what would have been 30+ minutes by car.

This option requires comfort with motorcycles and Jakarta traffic but provides significant time savings and lower costs (typically 40-50% cheaper than car rides).

Special Event Transportation: During major events or holidays when Jakarta traffic becomes particularly challenging, the main road location helps significantly. Drivers can access the venue from multiple directions, and the area doesn't bottleneck the way smaller side streets do.

Accessibility for Disabilities: Fashion Hotel has elevator access from lobby to rooftop, making Filrt wheelchair accessible (though the rooftop itself has some level changes that might prove challenging). The entrance and common areas accommodate mobility devices adequately. However, Jakarta's general lack of accessibility infrastructure means getting to the hotel itself might pose challenges depending on transportation choices.

Transportation Pro Tips:

• Book Grab in advance during peak hours (Friday/Saturday after 10 PM) to avoid surge pricing
• If arriving during rush hour (5-8 PM), budget extra time—Jakarta traffic is unpredictable
• For departures after 2 AM, pre-book rides 10-15 minutes before you want to leave
• Walking from the hotel lobby to elevator and up to rooftop takes about 3 minutes—factor this into timing
• If using mobile wallet payments (GoPay, OVO), check balance before departure to avoid payment issues

The transportation category earns five stars because Filrt's location genuinely works in its favor. Despite being outside traditional nightlife areas, accessibility proves excellent through multiple reliable options. The venue location reduces common Jakarta nightlife frustrations: confusing driver communication, unsafe waiting areas, limited late-night availability, or complicated pickup logistics.

Other/General Comments

What Worked Brilliantly:

• Crowd quality and demographics: Sophisticated, mature guests who enhance rather than detract from the experience
• Rooftop ambiance without gimmicks: The setting is special without being the entire selling point
• Sound system and acoustic quality: Exceptional audio clarity and balanced volume levels
• Free entry most nights: Accessibility without cover charges encourages exploration
• Cocktail program: Properly crafted drinks with quality spirits and thoughtful presentation
• Transportation convenience: Surprisingly easy to reach despite non-traditional location
• Exit experience: Warm farewells and safe departure process
• Appropriate music programming: House-focused DJ sets that match the venue's vibe perfectly
• Multiple ambiance zones: Indoor conversation areas and outdoor energy zones provide options
• Honest dress code enforcement: Consistent standards without arbitrary judgment

What Needs Improvement:

• Service consistency during peak hours: Friday and Saturday service quality drops dramatically with long waits and errors
• Information availability: Better advance communication about events, DJs, and programming needed
• Food quality variance: Kitchen execution is inconsistent, and some dishes miss the mark
• Smoking throughout venue: For non-smokers, the constant cigarette presence detracts significantly
• Minimum spend communication: Occasional surprises with special event minimums need better advance notice
• Entertainment variety: The same DJ format every night can feel repetitive for repeat visitors
• Bill settlement speed: Getting bills and processing payment takes too long during busy periods
• Limited online booking: No proper website or reservation system feels outdated
• Wine program weakness: Limited selection and uninspired quality
• Visibility for tourists: Low profile means international visitors might miss this venue entirely

Our Pro Tips from 4 Visits:

1. Visit Wednesday or Sunday for best service: You'll experience what Filrt should be when properly staffed and less crowded. Friday and Saturday offer more energy but significantly worse service.

2. Arrive before 9:30 PM on weekends: Seating fills quickly, and securing good spots requires early arrival or advance booking.

3. Book via WhatsApp 2-3 days ahead for Friday/Saturday: Message the number from their Instagram, specify outdoor vs. indoor preference, and confirm minimum spend details.

4. Order cocktails, skip wine: The cocktail program is their strength. Wine selection is limited and uninspired. Beer is fine but nothing special.

5. Budget 20-25% above menu prices: Tax and service charges total roughly 21%, so mentally add that when ordering to avoid bill shock.

6. Request outdoor seating but have indoor backup: Outdoor is more atmospheric, but Jakarta weather occasionally forces moves to indoor sections.

7. Dress smart casual: Nice jeans with a collared shirt works for men; women have broad flexibility. They DO enforce the no flip-flops/tank tops rule consistently.

8. Use Grab/Gojek, not taxi: Ride-sharing apps provide better pricing transparency and reliability. Even late-night availability is good from this location.

9. Bring small bills for tips: While the 10% service charge is included, exceptional service (which happens during non-peak times) deserves additional cash tips.

10. Follow on Instagram for guest DJ announcements: The only way to know about special events and guest performers is through their Instagram stories, which disappear after 24 hours.

11. Don't rely on food as dinner: The food menu serves its purpose as bar snacks but won't satisfy if you're genuinely hungry. Eat dinner elsewhere and come for drinks.

12. Position yourself strategically: Near the DJ booth for dancing and energy; indoor booths for conversation; outdoor edges for city views and slightly fresher air.

13. Wednesday is the secret best night: Good crowd size without overwhelming volume, best service, free entry, no minimum spends, and still enough energy to feel like you're "out."

14. Request bills 20+ minutes before leaving on weekends: The settlement process is painfully slow during peak hours. Start the bill process well before you actually want to depart.

15. Check Instagram stories day-of: Programming sometimes changes, and the only notification is through disappearing Instagram stories posted that afternoon.

Our Overall Opinion of Filrt Bar & Lounge

After evaluating Filrt Bar & Lounge across 17 categories over four visits, we awarded it an overall score of 3.8/5 stars (76%), placing it in the "Very Good" tier of Jakarta's nightlife landscape. This score reflects a venue that succeeds brilliantly at its core mission—providing sophisticated rooftop ambiance with quality cocktails and house music—while struggling with operational consistency that prevents it from reaching elite status.

Filrt occupies a valuable niche in Jakarta's nightlife ecosystem. In a city dominated by massive mega-clubs with aggressive marketing and sky-high prices on one end, and casual neighborhood bars on the other, Filrt delivers something genuinely different: a mature, conversation-capable environment that transitions into late-night energy without losing sophistication. The rooftop setting, quality sound system, and carefully curated crowd create an atmosphere where you can actually talk to your companions before midnight and dance when the mood strikes.

The venue's greatest strength is its crowd. Over four visits and 42 guest interviews, we encountered remarkably consistent demographics: well-dressed young professionals aged 25-40 who understand and appreciate the venue's vibe. This isn't accidental—it's the result of consistent dress code enforcement, smart casual positioning, house music programming, and pricing that filters for a specific audience. Unlike venues where you're dodging bachelorette parties, aggressive pickup artists, or groups who've mistaken a bar for a nightclub, Filrt maintains mature energy throughout the evening.

The cocktail program deserves significant praise. In a nightlife scene where many venues serve mediocre drinks with inflated prices, Filrt employs bartenders who understand proper technique, use quality spirits, and create drinks worth their price tags. The signature cocktails show creativity without becoming gimmicky, and classic cocktails receive proper respect. If you're a cocktail enthusiast who's tired of poorly made drinks at Jakarta nightspots, Filrt provides genuine relief.

However, the 3.8-star score reflects serious operational weaknesses that prevent full recommendation. Service consistency is the most glaring issue. Wednesday and Sunday visits delivered exceptional hospitality—attentive servers, reasonable wait times, proactive recommendations—that created genuinely memorable experiences. Friday and Saturday visits revealed a different venue: overwhelmed staff, 20+ minute waits for drinks, incorrect orders, and difficulty getting attention for subsequent rounds. This inconsistency is unacceptable for a venue positioning itself as sophisticated and quality-focused.

The food program occupies an awkward middle ground. It's too ambitious to dismiss as just bar snacks, but execution doesn't justify the ambition. Dishes arrive inconsistently cooked, some items genuinely miss the mark (rubbery calamari, underseasoned wings), and kitchen timing varies wildly between visits. If Filrt positioned itself purely as a cocktail bar with minimal food, this would be fine. But by offering a substantial menu and pricing food as if it's restaurant-quality, they create expectations they don't consistently meet.

Information accessibility frustrates unnecessarily. The lack of a proper website, inconsistent operating hours across platforms, vague event programming, and buried booking details create friction for potential guests. In 2024, expecting guests to dig through Instagram stories to learn about DJ lineups or message WhatsApp to discover minimum spends feels antiquated. A simple website with current information would dramatically improve the discovery and booking experience.

The smoking policy is inherent to Jakarta nightlife but worth noting. If you're a non-smoker or have respiratory sensitivities, the constant cigarette presence—especially in indoor sections during peak hours—will significantly impact your experience. This isn't unique to Filrt, but it's a reality that influences overall enjoyment.

Despite these criticisms, we genuinely enjoyed three of our four visits (the Saturday peak-hour service disaster being the exception). When Filrt works, it works beautifully. The combination of rooftop setting, quality house music, sophisticated crowd, well-made cocktails, and mature atmosphere creates exactly what many Jakarta nightlife seekers want: a place to feel like an adult having an elevated night out without pretension or mega-club chaos.

The 3.8-star score reflects this reality: a venue with exceptional potential that executes inconsistently. If you visit Wednesday or Sunday, arrive early on weekends, set expectations appropriately for food, and accept that service might disappoint during peak hours, you'll likely have an excellent evening. If you demand consistent high-quality service regardless of timing, you might leave frustrated.

Would we go back?

Yes, but strategically. We'd happily return on Wednesday or Sunday evenings when service quality shines and crowds remain manageable. For Friday or Saturday, we'd only return if we had table reservations, arrived before 9:30 PM to secure good seating, and mentally prepared for slower service. Filrt succeeds as a midweek sophisticated escape; it struggles as a peak-weekend nightlife destination.

Who is Filrt Bar & Lounge perfect for?

• Young professionals (25-40) seeking sophisticated nightlife without mega-club chaos
• Couples wanting a date-night atmosphere with good music and conversation capability
• Cocktail enthusiasts who appreciate proper mixology technique
• House music fans looking for quality DJ programming in intimate settings
• Groups of 4-6 friends who've outgrown college-style clubs
• Expats and locals who prefer mature crowds and conversations
• Anyone seeking rooftop ambiance without tourist-trap prices
• Midweek night-out seekers when other venues are dead
• Guests staying in Central Jakarta looking for nearby quality nightlife
• People who enjoy dancing organically rather than in packed dance floor chaos

Who might want to skip Filrt Bar & Lounge?

• EDM/electronic music fans seeking aggressive bass and high-energy drops
• Groups larger than 8 who need extensive space and coordinated seating
• Budget-conscious visitors (cocktails at IDR 120,000-180,000 add up quickly)
• Non-smokers highly sensitive to cigarette smoke
• Anyone expecting restaurant-quality food as part of the experience
• Tourists seeking iconic Jakarta landmarks or must-visit nightlife institutions
• Party groups wanting bottle service theatrics and VIP treatment
• Hip-hop or Latin music enthusiasts (house music dominates exclusively)
• Anyone uncomfortable with smart casual dress codes
• Visitors seeking tourist-friendly information and extensive English communication
• Hardcore club-goers who need dance floors and constant high energy
• People expecting large-scale production value and entertainment variety

FAQs About Filrt Bar & Lounge

What is the dress code at Filrt Bar & Lounge?

Smart casual is strictly enforced. Men should wear collared shirts (button-downs, polos) with nice jeans, chinos, or slacks. Closed-toe shoes are required—no flip-flops, sandals, or athletic sneakers. Women have more flexibility with dresses, skirts, nice tops with jeans or pants, or jumpsuits. Tank tops (for any gender), athletic wear, shorts, and overly casual beachwear will be denied entry. The enforcement is consistent—we witnessed multiple guests turned away for violating dress code—so dress appropriately to avoid disappointment.

How much does it cost to get into Filrt?

Entry is free on most nights. However, special events featuring guest DJs or holiday celebrations sometimes charge cover ranging from IDR 100,000 to IDR 200,000, which typically includes a welcome drink. The venue doesn't advertise cover charges well in advance, so check their Instagram stories on the day you plan to visit or message them directly to confirm.

What kind of music does Filrt play?

The music focus is exclusively electronic, specifically deep house and progressive house. Resident DJs play most nights, with occasional guest DJs on Fridays and Saturdays bringing more progressive energy. You won't hear aggressive EDM, techno, or dubstep. Late Saturday nights incorporate some Top 40 remixes in house format. If you're seeking hip-hop, Latin, or other genres, look elsewhere. The sound quality is excellent, and DJ skill level is consistently solid.

Do I need to make a reservation?

Reservations aren't required for walk-ins, but are highly recommended for Friday and Saturday nights if you want guaranteed seating in preferred areas (outdoor vs. indoor). Wednesday through Sunday often have immediate availability for walk-ins. To book, message their WhatsApp number (found on Instagram) 2-3 days in advance. Specify your group size, preferred seating area, and confirm any minimum spend requirements.

What are the minimum spends at Filrt?

Walk-ins face no minimum spend—order as little or as much as you want. Table reservations on Friday and Saturday nights have minimums: IDR 1,500,000 for small tables (2-4 people), IDR 2,000,000 for medium tables (4-6 people), and IDR 3,000,000+ for premium outdoor lounges. Sunday through Thursday have no minimums even for reservations. All food and drinks count toward minimum spends. Special events sometimes have elevated minimums without clear advance communication.

How much are drinks at Filrt?

Cocktails range from IDR 120,000 to IDR 180,000. Local beers cost IDR 80,000, imported beers IDR 100,000-120,000. Wine by glass starts at IDR 130,000. Food ranges from IDR 85,000 (snacks) to IDR 250,000 (mains). Important: menu prices don't include 21% tax and service charge, so add roughly 20-25% to all prices when budgeting.

What time does Filrt open and close?

Operating hours are 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM Sunday through Thursday, and 5:00 PM to 3:00 AM Friday and Saturday. The venue begins filling around 8:30-9:00 PM on weekends, peaks between 10:30 PM and 1:00 AM, and winds down near closing. If you want seating choice and better service, arrive before 9:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.

Can I smoke at Filrt Bar & Lounge?

Yes, smoking is permitted throughout the venue, including indoor and outdoor areas. This follows standard Indonesian nightlife practices. The outdoor section offers slightly better ventilation, but cigarette smoke is present everywhere. If you're a non-smoker or have respiratory sensitivities, this will impact your experience. There's no designated non-smoking section.

How do I get to Filrt from Sudirman or Thamrin?

The easiest option is Grab or Gojek ride-sharing. From Sudirman, expect 20-30 minutes and IDR 35,000-50,000 depending on traffic. From Thamrin, it's 10-15 minutes and IDR 25,000-35,000. The Fashion Hotel location on Jalan Matraman Raya is easy for drivers to find. Enter the hotel lobby and take the elevator to the rooftop floor. Late-night pickups are reliable even after 2:00 AM.

Is there parking at Filrt?

Fashion Hotel has a parking garage beneath the hotel with elevator access to the rooftop. Parking costs IDR 5,000 per hour. Space is limited, especially Friday and Saturday nights after 10:30 PM. No valet service is available. Most guests use Grab/Gojek instead of driving, which is more convenient and safer given Jakarta traffic and alcohol service.

What's the best night to visit Filrt?

Wednesday evening offers the best overall experience: good crowd size without overwhelming numbers, best service quality, free entry, no minimum spends, and still enough energy to feel like proper nightlife. Sunday evenings are similarly pleasant but quieter. Friday offers the best guest DJ performances and highest energy. Saturday is busiest but suffers from worst service. Avoid Saturday if consistent service matters to you.

Can I pay with credit cards?

Yes, Filrt accepts Visa, Mastercard, and American Express (with possible 3% surcharge for Amex). They also accept Indonesian debit cards, QRIS mobile payments, and popular e-wallets (GoPay, OVO, Dana). Cash obviously works. International credit cards are accepted without passport presentation for normal purchases. The bill settlement process can be slow during peak hours, so request bills 15-20 minutes before you want to leave.

Is Filrt good for a first date?

Yes, especially Wednesday or Sunday nights. The atmosphere strikes a perfect balance: sophisticated without pretentious, lively without too loud for conversation, attractive crowd without aggressive pickup dynamics. The rooftop setting provides romantic ambiance. However, avoid Friday and Saturday peak hours (10 PM-1 AM) when service struggles and crowds make intimate conversation difficult. Arrive by 8:30 PM or after 1:00 AM for better date atmosphere.

Final Thoughts on Filrt Bar & Lounge

Filrt Bar & Lounge represents both Jakarta nightlife's potential and its persistent operational challenges. When this venue operates at its best—properly staffed, well-managed, with the right crowd and energy—it delivers something genuinely special for Indonesia's capital city. That Wednesday evening visit when the server remembered our preferences, the cocktails arrived perfectly crafted within reasonable timing, and the crowd mixed sophisticated conversation with spontaneous dancing to a melodic house soundtrack... that's the Filrt experience worth seeking.

The rooftop setting works because it enhances rather than defines the venue. Unlike establishments where the view is the only selling point and everything else disappoints, Filrt built a complete experience that happens to include city skyline views. The sound system quality, cocktail program, and crowd curation would still impress at ground level—the rooftop location simply amplifies what's already working.

What stays with us after four visits isn't the inconsistent service or forgettable food, but the genuine moments of connection this space facilitates. We watched couples have meaningful conversations without shouting. We saw friend groups transition naturally from dinner catch-ups to impromptu dancing. We experienced servers who genuinely cared about hospitality during non-peak hours. We encountered a crowd that made us feel welcome rather than judged or uncomfortable. These are the elements that create memorable nights out, and Filrt delivers them more consistently than most Jakarta nightlife venues.

The 3.8-star rating is both criticism and recognition. It's honest acknowledgment that operational inconsistencies prevent elite status. It's also recognition that when Filrt succeeds, it provides exactly what Jakarta's young professional demographic has been seeking: a sophisticated middle-ground between casual bars and mega-clubs where adults can be adults without sacrificing energy or ambiance.

For travelers exploring Jakarta's nightlife landscape, Filrt deserves consideration despite not being an obvious tourist destination. If you're staying in Central Jakarta, seeking quality cocktails, appreciate house music, or simply want to experience local nightlife beyond tourist-heavy Sudirman clubs, include Filrt on your itinerary. Just visit Wednesday or Sunday, arrive before peak crowding, set appropriate expectations, and you'll likely discover what we did: a genuinely enjoyable rooftop escape in an unexpected location.

Would we recommend Filrt to friends visiting Jakarta? Yes, with caveats about timing and expectations. Would we return ourselves? Absolutely—on Wednesday evenings when we want sophisticated atmosphere without drama or disappointment. That selective recommendation feels appropriate for a venue that succeeds conditionally rather than universally.

Jakarta's nightlife scene continues evolving, and venues like Filrt push toward more sophisticated options beyond mega-club excess or neighborhood bar basics. As the city's young professional population grows and travel experience creates more discerning tastes, the demand for Filrt's middle-ground approach will only increase. If they address service consistency, improve information accessibility, and maintain their successful elements, Filrt could evolve from "very good" to "excellent." For now, it's a solid option worth experiencing when timing aligns with their strengths.

Filrt Bar & Lounge Contact Information:

📍 Fashion Hotel Rooftop Jl. Matraman Raya No.18-20 Matraman, Jakarta Pusat 10430 Indonesia

📞 +62 21 2941 1119

📧 info@fashionhotel.co.id

🌐 No dedicated website (information via Instagram)

📱 Instagram: @filrtjakarta Facebook: Filrt Bar & Lounge

Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00 PM - 2:00 AM Friday - Saturday: 5:00 PM - 3:00 AM

Booking: WhatsApp: Available via Instagram direct message for contact number Email: Reservations through hotel email Phone: Call hotel main number and request Filrt reservations

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Review conducted November 2024. Prices, policies, and details subject to change.