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furnished in natural colours and rattan
textures. On the top floor of the main building, the aptly-named 360 lounge and restaurant faces out onto the coast. An al fresco terrace makes for the perfect spot to watch the sun set, while the fine dining restaurant and adjacent Teppanyaki bar offer a medley of Asian specialities. The poolside eatery, Splash, exudes a more relaxed ambiance. Although there are business facilities on
site, the resort will likely attract weddings and honeymooners thanks to a range of romantic packages on offer. Anantara’s ‘dining by design’ concept enables couples to create their own private dining experience, while the Dewa Dewi Wedding Chapel is a truly spectacular venue to exchange vows. Perched above
the cliff top, the timber framed glass chapel overlooks the coastline in both directions. Completing the leisure facilities, a split-level infinity edge pool – surrounded by loungers, daybeds and beanbags – appears to flood into the ocean below. The final phase of the resort, due for completion at the end of April, is the Anantara Spa. The detached villa is designed to reflect a traditional Balinese rice barn known as a lumbung, said to express thanks to the goddess of rice and wish for abundant harvests. Blending ancient wellness rituals with western practices using spices that are native to South East Asia, the spa features single and double treatment rooms, a reflexology suite, and sauna set amongst lush vegetation.
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Anantara Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa Jl. Pemuith, Labuan Sait Uluwatu, Bali Indonesia Tel: +62 361 8957 555
www.balianantarauluwatu.com
74 suites and villas 360 Lounge 360 Dining, Sono Teppanyaki, Splash Anantara Spa, swimming pool Dewa Dewi Wedding Chapel, meeting room for up to 40 people
Operator: Anantara Architect & Interior Designer: Denton Corker Marshall (Jakarta office)
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