Indonesia: Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced the opening of Andaz Bali, the brand’s first opening in Indonesia in the village of Sanur.
Located along Bali’s south-eastern coastline, Andaz Bali will feature 149 guest rooms including 18 Garden Villas and four Beach Villas. Each room will include a private balcony overlooking the garden, ocean or lagoon.
The resort’s signature restaurant Fisherman’s Club is a modern take on a Jimbaran seafood dining experience.
At the heart of Andaz Bali is the Village Square – on open design which features four restaurants (Wok Wok, Fire Fox, Blue Oven and Deli & Bakery) on the ground floor, with a private dining room and guest rooms on the upper floor.
Also located in the Village Square are four interconnected studios for hosting gatherings and events.
The Shankha Spa in the adjacent Hyatt Regency Bali can be accessed by guests via a connected herb and flower garden. The spa houses a fitness centre, sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunge pools, yoga space, an adults-only pool and a small boutique and lounge.
Group president of Asia-Pacific at Hyatt, David Udell, said: “As we continue to offer our guests new and immersive ways to rediscover Bali, we are honoured to introduce the Andaz brand to Sanur, where Indonesia’s first Hyatt-branded hotel opened more than 40 years ago. Andaz Bali is our first Andaz resort in Asia, adding to the brand’s growing urban portfolio in the region which includes Seoul, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, Tokyo and Xiamen.”
Rina Mariana, general manager of Andaz Bali, added: “From the resort’s residentially inspired architecture and interior design to the food and music, Andaz Bali juxtaposes the calm and timeless spirit of Sanur with an energising approach that inspires guests. Our colleagues absolutely adore this village, and enjoy sharing their favourite beach hangouts, restaurants and activities so our guests can experience Sanur the way a local would.”
There are currently open 24 Andaz-branded hotels worldwide, with locations across the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East and the Far East.
