Description
The Oberoi is one of Bali’s original luxury hotels, is fabulously located on a quiet stretch of the stunning Legian Beach and yet is minutes away from many fashionable restaurants and shops in this wonderful area.
The 74 Lanai cottages and private villas are all designed with traditional Balinese thatched roofs and the Lanais are set in clusters of four, each with a private terrace overlooking 15 acres of lush gardens. The villas are wonderfully private, surrounded by high walls covered in foliage, many with their own private swimming pools.
Breakfast under the palm trees at Frangipani Restaurant and enjoy the elegant setting at Kura Kura for the finest in Continental, Asian and Indonesian cuisine. Twice a week the hotel's unique amphitheatre comes to life with Balinese dance performances - enjoy a candlelit dinner while taking in the colourful local culture.
At the end of the day after exploring the exciting local area or simply having been lying by the sea, visit the open-air massage pavilions at the Spa to make for a truly memorable and relaxing experience. The Oberoi's pavilions overlook a tranquil pond abloom with golden carp, water lilies and tropical plants.
Guide price
£1,919
per person
£1,919 pr person for 7 nights in a Luxury Garden Lanai on a Bed & Breakfast basis with return flights and private airport transfers.
Accommodation
The Oberoi's 74 rooms are all furnished with Balinese artefacts and teak wood. Bathrooms are marble and are glass walled and look out onto private sunken gardens. The Lanai Cottages are built in clusters of 4 surrounding a rock pool and the Villas have a private balcony and a shady pavilion for lounging or al fresco dining within the lovely private garden. 9 of the villas have their own private 10 metre pool and the enormous Royal Hibiscus Villa has its own kitchenette and separate living room.
Childcare
Children are welcome at The Oberoi and with such a fantastic beach on your doorstep there is plenty to keep them occupied, but there are no specific facilities except for babysitting.
Facilities
The Oberoi's restaurants are all in wonderful settings with the beachside Frangipani Cafe, the thatched roof Kura Kura and the Amphitheatre (with its Balinese dance performances) all serving a range of Asian and International dishes. The Kayu Bar has wonderful ocean views. The Oberoi's facilities include an indulgent spa with open air massage pavilions, gym, sauna and tennis court.
Activities
Activities at Oberoi centre on the watersports available such as diving, snorkelling, fishing, rafting, surfing, boogie boarding, windsurfing and boat charters, all of which are available nearby and can be arranged by the Oberoi's concierge. Mountain biking, jeep safaris and hiking are just some of the activities for those wanting to explore inland.
When to travel
Straddling the equator, Indonesia tends to have a fairly even climate year-round. Rather than four seasons, Indonesia has two – dry (between May to September) and wet (between October to April) – and there are no extremes of temperature between winter and summer. In most parts of Indonesia, the wet season falls between October and April and the dry season between May and September. December and January see Bali at its most humid and rain tends to come in sudden tropical downpours, but it can also rain for more prolonged periods.
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Location and directions
Indonesia
The Oberoi, Bali is located on Seminyak beach, on the south west coast of Bali, Indonesia. The resort is 15 kilometers from Denpasar city, the capital of Bali province.
How to get there
17-hour international flight with one change. The Oberoi Bali is 20-minutes from Denpasar airport.
