PAID CONTENT FOR VICEROY BALI
PAID CONTENT FOR VICEROY BALI
PAID CONTENT FOR VICEROY BALI
Viceroy Bali UBUD, BALI, INDONESIA
VICEROY BALI PROVIDES TRAVELLERS WITH RARE EXPERIENCES AND LIFETIME MEMORIES, WHILE OFFERING THE ULTIMATE IN PRIVACY AND BALINESE DISCOVERY
Sanctuary in paradise Viceroy Bali is a luxurious 40-villa retreat for discerning travellers seeking exclusive and elegant experiences. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, the resort’s signature finesse and discreet hospitality make it an ideal oasis from which to discover the cultural heartland of Bali. Each villa has a private pool facing the dramatic
valley and offering endless jungle views. The tropical old-world elegance sets the tone for the resort, with richly adorned public spaces, thatched roof buildings, charming moss-covered balustrades and poolside swathes of grass dotted with perfectly placed palm trees, all with sweeping valley vistas. The hilltop infinity pool features a swim-up bar and a waterfall and is the perfect place to spend balmy Balinese days. It’s easy to lose track of time in the adjacent
garden, which also offers lounge areas and palm trees. Viceroy Bali is an enchanting escape for those looking for relaxation, adventure and memories that will last a lifetime.
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Excellent service General manager and owner Amanda Syrowatka has been intimately involved with the daily details of the resort for the best part of two decades. She adds a personal touch to every guest experience and extends her sense of family to all staff members. The high quality of service stands out to guests,
which is evident in the fact that the hotel has 200 staff members catering to 40 villas. Staff will go as far as ensuring that guests’ individual private pools are at their absolute preferred temperature — just one example of the hotel’s attention to detail. There’s also 24-hour room service for more
substantial cravings. Other highlights are turndown service, where tiny gifts are left nightly, plus chic slippers and kimono-style robes. Luxury is in the little things.
Time for yourself Guests can spend their days exploring the lush town’s hidden rice-field pathways by foot or join the resort’s guided cycling tour. The exclusive
heliport allows in-house guests to enjoy the island’s dramatic coastline, jungle and volcano from the air. It could be said that adrenaline is just as good for the soul as a meticulous massage. An evening swim in your heated private pool or a
flower petal bath is a perfect way to unwind after a sensational dining experience. Privacy for guests is paramount at Viceroy Bali
and services are personalised to suit your needs, whether that be in-villa spa treatments or airport helicopter transfers. Rise early and take a walk around the local
village, Nagi, to witness residents go about their daily rituals, such as giving offerings to the home shrines and village temple. You’ll feel like you’ve gone back in time as such a traditional way of life still exists on the doorstep of the resort.
Holistic wellness Akoya Spa exudes relaxation, offering spacious couples’ massage rooms with full bath and facilities, luxurious reflexology chairs, beauty salon
and restful spaces with Zen-like water installations and valley views. From there, you can enjoy a cleansing juice
or tea and revitalise with one of the acclaimed treatments, from Balinese massage to Geneo facials. The treatments have been carefully developed combining Western knowledge with traditional, time-honoured Balinese wellness techniques handed down over centuries. If this highland region is the centre of healing,
then Akoya is at its heart with unique traditions in health and healing that have given Ubud a reputation among spa practitioners worldwide. With services dedicated to enhancing physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing, guests can indulge in treatments such as facials, body scrubs and wraps, and even haircare therapies, to name a few. Exploring Bali means discovering adventure and culture without needing to forsake luxury.
Culinary delights Enjoy an a la carte breakfast at CasCades. The picture postcard views are front and centre as
you enjoy choices such as seasonal tropical fruit salads, Belgian waffles, salmon, scrambled eggs and Mediterranean ratatouille depending on your morning mood. Head to Apéritif Restaurant for a scrumptious
fine-dining experience courtesy of executive chef Nic Vanderbeeken, who combines his love of Indonesian spices, progressive European technique and eclectic influences to create soul-stirring dishes; a visit to the restaurant will turn your stay into an unforgettable occasion. Dishes include Australian Wagyu, Canadian lobster and French foie gras. The romantic degustation menu is the standout, and there’s both an Indonesian and European selection. Apéritif Bar is just next door and is where you’ll
find the Cocktail Anthology, which showcases mixology traditions of the 1930s. Live jazz on Friday night will take you back in time. For after-hours treats or breakfast for early risers,
you can rely on an extensive in-villa dining menu that’s available 24 hours a day, so no matter when a craving strikes, your desires are catered to.
DON’T MISS Experience a new level of luxury as your private heated infinity pool seemingly hovers over a sprawling jungle valley
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KEY FEATURES • 24-hour room service • Free wi-fi • Free shuttle service to and from central Ubud
• Full evening turndown service • Complimentary overnight shoeshine • Book and DVD library • Twice-daily maid service • Express laundry service • Babysitting service on request • Limousine service with chauffeur on request
• Day spa • Boutique • 24-hour concierge • Secure parking • Heliport
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viceroybali.com T: +62 361 971 777 E:
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