There are several excellent and unique hotels in Bali, from the 5-Star Viceroy to unique and luxury glamping. Ritz-Carlton Bali allows you to stay in a more mainstream brand on this idyllic island.
Location
The Ritz-Carlton, Bali is located 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport and is just minutes away from the Jimbaran Bay, Pecatu, and Uluwatu area, as well as cultural sites, including Jatiluwih and Ubud.
Style & Character
This unique, luxurious, and locally-inspired resort is located in Sawangan, Nusa Dua, and is set on 12.7 hectares of expansive and beautifully manicured beach-front and cliff-top land.
Rooms
With 313 hotel rooms, including 34 cliff-top and ocean-view villas, the luxury resort offers a dramatic location along the sweeping coastline of Nusa Dua’s southern tip. Of its many memorable features, the 180-degree unobstructed views of the Indian Ocean are undeniably a highlight, with a 70-meter high glass elevator providing guests with access to the beach (WOW!) and ensuring unmatched views of the lush landscape and exquisite scenery.
Service & Facilities
For an unforgettable family vacation in Bali, Ritz Kids is housed in a dedicated building, delightfully created with young explorers in mind, with play and study spaces as well as a private pool.
The Ritz-Carlton Club Level includes a private pool and sun deck exclusively for club guests, whilst The Ritz-Carlton Spa, opening soon, will offer a distinctive wellness experience that is truly Balinese in nature. Surrounded by lush foliage, the spa will consist of 14 serene treatment rooms seamlessly incorporating indoor and outdoor spaces.
A stunning oceanfront wedding chapel makes the property the venue of choice for island weddings, while meeting facilities for up to 200 guests provide for an endless variety of corporate and private events.
Food & Drink
Led by a highly-skilled culinary team, The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, features six restaurants and lounges, offering an authentic gastronomic journey, combining the finest local ingredients with international influences. These include Bejana, the property’s Indonesian restaurant, and the Beach Grill, which is set along the shore and offers seafood and grill specialties alongside stunning views of the Indian Ocean.
Conclusion
I personally can’t resist planning a visit, but don’t forget to spend a few nights at some of the more original accommodations on Bali too. The 5 Star Viceroy and Sandat Glamping Tents, in particular, are worth extending your trip to include.
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