Whether you’re travelling with family, carving out time for two or simply following the sun between the pool and beach, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa lets you set your own pace. It’s an easy place to slow down – but never one that leaves you with nothing to do.
1. You can dine from beachfront tables to Balinese fine dining
Tamarind Mediterranean Restaurant is the hotel’s signature bistro, with many tables set up on powder-soft sands. Here, you can dine on both Indonesian and international favourites underneath a thatched roof, all while admiring sweeping Indian Ocean views.
For fine dining, Raja’s is at your fingertips for elevated Balinese cuisine, or opt for a laid-back evening at the international all-day diner, Wedang Jahe – perfect for when you’re craving flavours from home. Finally, a fusion of tastes from Hong Kong’s bustling streets to Japanese seafood is served at Maguro Asian Bistro.
2. It has a pool bar so good you’ll never want to leave
An oceanfront bar with ample shade to hide from the sun is a tropical holiday essential, and Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa has the perfect tiki hut that delivers just that. Settle in for drinks at Chess Bar – enjoying your fill of minty mojitos and classic coladas – or refresh at the Pool Bar with a homemade non-alcoholic cooler with lychee, lime and mango.
3. Little ones will love Gecko Kids’ Club
Little ones will love the resort’s extensive programme of kid-friendly activities at Gecko Kids’ Club, including culturally immersive dance classes, Balinese dress-up, coconut leaf weaving and temple visits supervised by qualified staff. With a choice of morning, afternoon or half-day programs, kids aged three to 11 years can watch movies, draw, play on the beach and colour to their heart’s content (or until your massage is done).
4. The day spa goes beyond the treatment rooms
Nusa Dua Spa draws on Bali’s traditional healing rituals, with Sensatia products used across its treatment menu. Succumb to relaxation during a citrus massage, enrich your skin with an antioxidant facial or spend quality time with your partner during a couple’s treatment. Beyond the massage bed, linger in the sauna, steam room, whirlpool or 25-metre lap pool. With devoted therapists, aromatic suites and calming music, you’re sure to emerge feeling renewed.
5. There’s a daily schedule of classes and experiences
Balinese culture is rich and varied, so it would be a shame not to pick up a skill or two on your island escape. Every Monday, guests can try fruit carving or learn to combine traditional herbs into Javanese beauty treatments. Tuesdays are reserved for coconut weaving, Fridays for Balinese dance, and scuba diving lessons run three times a week. Come evening, the open-air amphitheatre hosts Balinese dance and music performances under the stars.
6. Upgrade to a Palace Club Lounge room for the A-list experience
Having welcomed royalty and presidents over the years, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel knows how to make a stay feel considered. When booking a Palace Club room, guests are privy to the exclusive benefits of the hotel’s executive lounge. Access to the lounge includes daily afternoon tea with canapes and evening cocktails served with cheese and nibbles. All this indulgence is topped off with private check-in service and leisurely late checkout.
