Nestled in the coastal village of Canggu, Hotel Tugu Bali offers a unique blend of cultural richness and luxurious comfort. This boutique hotel stands out with its stunning traditional architecture and an eclectic collection of Asian antiques. It promises a stay and an immersive experience in Indonesian heritage, arts, and romance.
Location
Hotel Tugu Bali is ideally situated on Canggu Beach, renowned for its black sand and excellent surfing conditions. The beach stretches over 2 kilometers and is a prime spot for surfers, complemented by numerous surf schools and shops. The area also offers a vibrant mix of hotels, restaurants, bars, and beach clubs, making it a lively destination for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure.
Style & Character
The charm of Hotel Tugu Bali lies in its dedication to preserving and celebrating Indonesian culture. The owner meticulously designed each room, featuring a harmonious blend of colors, textures, and traditional decor. The hotel’s architecture and interior design incorporate an extensive collection of antiques from across Asia, capturing Indonesia’s vibrant spirit and passion. This attention to detail creates a dramatic and enchanting atmosphere, providing guests with a sense of stepping back in time.
Service & Facilities
The staff at Hotel Tugu Bali are known for their warmth and hospitality. Guests frequently praise their friendliness and willingness to go above and beyond to ensure a memorable stay. The hotel offers impeccable service, focusing on personal attention to each guest’s needs. Facilities include a spa, yoga shala, and various dining venues catering to different tastes and preferences. Guests can enjoy activities such as surfing, bike tours, horseback riding, and cultural excursions that allow them to explore the rich heritage of Bali.
Hotel guests can explore Bali’s cultural and natural wonders through various immersive excursions. The Sacred Arts of East Bali Tour visits local temples and picturesque villages. At the same time, the Traditional Bali and Volcano Tour features a Barong Dance, a visit to Goa Gajah caves and temples, and a trek around the Kintamani Volcano. If the beach is more your scene, then the Tugu’s Ultimate Sunset Tour takes you to the beaches of Balangan or Padang Padang, followed by the Kecak Dance at Uluwatu and a seafood feast at Jimbaran Fish Grill Cafes. If you want to visit markets and experience culture, the Royal Denpasar Tour covers the Bali Museum, Jagatnatha City Temple, Puri Satria Temple, Jalan Sulawesi’s fabric market, and the vibrant Renon Park, and at the end of the day, the Sunset Tour to Tanah Lot offers breathtaking sunset views.
Cultural courses offered by the hotel include a Traditional Cooking Class, offering hands-on experience with Javanese and Balinese cuisine, a Djamoe Herbal Drinks Class, a Balinese Dance Class, and a Modern Asian Cocktail Master Class. These activities offer a deep dive into Bali’s rich heritage and contemporary wonders.
Rooms
Hotel Tugu Bali offers a range of accommodations, luxurious suites, and villas to choose from, each uniquely designed to tell the story of Indonesian folklore and legend. The Suites boast rich timber interiors, beautiful four-poster beds, sunken bathtubs or plunge pools to luxuriate in, and daybeds to drift away on, while the larger, stunning single-story villas lie floating above dreamy lotus ponds with several separate living spaces, private plunge pools, and gardens with sunken outdoor baths perfect for watching the stunning Balinese sunsets from. All the rooms are a perfect marriage of traditional aesthetics and modern comfort. With stunning architecture and fascinating historical artworks, every room provides a unique experience. Amenities include luxurious bedding, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, and spacious bathrooms, all designed to ensure a most comfortable and relaxing stay.
Food & Drink
Dining at Hotel Tugu Bali is a journey through Indonesian history and culture. The hotel boasts several restaurants, each offering a distinct culinary experience.
IWA Restaurant invites guests on a culinary journey through the Indonesian archipelago with an extensive menu of authentic Indonesian cuisine crafted from passed-down recipes. Ji Restaurant Bali reflects ancient Japanese and Chinese cultures, combining traditional Japanese cooking with global flavors to offer a unique dining experience. Waroeng Tugu recreates the lifestyle of Javanese and Balinese people, providing a glimpse into traditional dining practices with its flavorful and historic dishes. Bale Puputan is a tribute to Balinese heroes of the Puputan War, filled with historical artifacts, and offers a unique atmosphere for enjoying Indonesian cuisine. Bale Sutra 1706 is housed in an original 310-year-old Kang Xi period temple, offering private dining with authentic Peranakan Chinese, Japanese, and Indonesian menus. Kawisari Coffee Farm Shop & Eatery serves all-day breakfasts, coffee breaks, and a variety of homemade treats, highlighting the flavors of the oldest organic coffee plantation in Java.
Conclusion
Hotel Tugu Bali is more than just a place to stay; it is a cultural immersion that allows guests to experience the rich history and traditions of Indonesia. Its stunning location, exquisite design, warm hospitality, and exceptional dining options offer a truly unique and memorable experience. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a deeper understanding of Indonesian culture, Hotel Tugu Bali is the perfect destination.
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