Bali Beach Hotel in Sanur balances heritage and modern wellness
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Bali Beach Hotel, The Heritage Collection, in Sanur, has undergone a revival, re-emerging in early 2024. Originally built in 1966 as Bali's first 10-storey hotel, it was a vision of Indonesia's first President Sukarno to position Bali on the global stage. The redesign, led by Indonesian architects Gregorius Supie Yolodi and Maria Rosantina, preserves the original structure and materials, maintaining its historical significance while integrating new elements. The hotel is located within The Sanur complex, Indonesia's first health and wellness-focused special economic zone, which includes Bali International Hospital and other wellness facilities. This positions the hotel as part of a broader vision for Bali as a hub for wellness and quality of life. The hotel features roso Restaurant, offering a culinary journey through Indonesian cuisine, and Arunika Restaurant, a beachfront option. Family-friendly amenities include the Niskala Kids Club with cultural activities and a Family Getaways Package. For events, the Bali Beach Convention Center offers 3,750sqm of space for up to 5,000 guests, alongside smaller meeting rooms and outdoor venues. The Heritage Journey program, rooted in the Tri Hita Karana philosophy, provides cultural experiences like canang sari offering making and Balinese dance sessions, including the Sandikala Ritual, a sacred dusk procession.
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