Grand Hyatt Bali pairs a Nusa Dua beachfront address with all-inclusive dining and unlimited free-flow drinks, which is why it’s one of Luxury Escapes’ all-time bestsellers. Spend an evening working through sundowner cocktails at your choice of waterfront bar, wander Kriya Spa’s water-palace-inspired grounds, and eat your way across eight restaurants and bars, and you’ll understand the booking numbers.
Read on for everything you need to know about Grand Hyatt Bali.
1. The all-inclusive package covers multiple dining options
With eight restaurants and bars across the resort, from fresh sushi and teppanyaki at Nampu to Salsa Verde’s Italian menu and Watercourt’s Indonesian classics, you won’t need to leave the grounds to eat well. The all-inclusive package covers daily breakfast, lunch and dinner rotating through Salsa Verde, Watercourt, Nampu (excluding its teppanyaki room) and Lila Cita Sports Bar depending on the meal, alongside unlimited daily free-flow drinks. Families also get built-in daily access to Oceania Kids Club, plus a spa credit to put toward a massage.
Pasar Senggol turns dinner into a show, recreating a Balinese night market with food stalls and live cultural performances, while Lila Cita Sports Bar pairs games and karaoke with pub food for a livelier evening. Round it out with rooftop cocktails at Salsa Bar, garden and ocean views eight metres up at Veranda Lounge, or 24-hour in-room dining.
2. You can sip gin cocktails at sunset (or by the pool)
If Bali’s serene sunsets alone aren’t enough to put you in holiday mode, the gin list should do it – Roku Japanese Craft Gin and Four Pillars’ Bloody Shiraz sit alongside Balinese picks like East Indies and Three Peaks, all shaken into classics like a Gin Basil Smash or a Jungle Bird. Watch the sun dip below the horizon eight metres above sea level at Veranda Lounge & Bar, work through Mai Tais and other tiki staples by the pool, or sink into Salsa Bar’s lounge seating with something from a Champagne list that runs from Prosecco all the way to Dom Pérignon.
3. It’s just a 15-minute drive from Bali’s International Airport
This puts less time between you and your spot under a cabana, and keeps you within easy reach of Nusa Dua’s wider attractions. Bali Collection mall sits right next door for retail therapy, Bali National Golf Club’s 18 holes are a five-minute drive away, and Waterbom is roughly 30 minutes by car for a day of slides with the kids.
4. There’s a 50-metre waterslide and ocean-themed kids’ club
Little ones can burn off energy at Oceania Kids Club, with a daily schedule of scavenger hunts, kite flying, bunny feeding and Balinese craft classes for ages four to 12. A separate Toddler Club covers younger children. Five pools wind through the resort, including the Garden River Pool’s 50-metre waterslide. The two-bedroom “Under the Sea” family room brings its theme to life with sea-creature murals throughout, alongside a pirate-themed alternative for anyone who’d rather bunk in a ship.
5. You’ll have direct access to Nusa Dua Beach
With 650 metres of beachfront on the doorstep, mornings here start with a walk along one of Nusa Dua’s most sought-after stretches of sand. Rent one of the resort’s beachfront cabanas for the day, and food and drinks come to you rather than the other way round. Calm, reef-protected waters make this one of Nusa Dua’s more swimmable beaches year-round.
6. Its day spa is inspired by Bali’s ancient water palaces
Kriya means “ritual” in Sanskrit, and the spa’s four signature treatments – Bliss, Harmony, Purity and Energy – are all built around that idea, each one tailored to relax, invigorate or support the body’s natural detox process. The spa itself is inspired by tranquil Balinese water palaces, relics of the country’s royal past, with the signature Authentic Balinese Massage drawing on techniques passed down through generations, and a micromineral body scrub formulated from seawater-derived minerals.
7. It’s one of our most-booked escapes
Grand Hyatt Bali isn’t just one of Luxury Escapes’ most-booked escapes – it backs that up with recent wins too. It took out Best Family Resort for the second year running in the 2025 Holidays with Kids Awards, landing fifth among 20 five-star hotels, and sits in the top 10% of all resorts on TripAdvisor following its 2025 Travellers’ Choice Awards win.
