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Regent Bali Canggu offers luxury stay on Bali's hippest coast
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Regent Bali Canggu is a new luxury resort in Canggu, Bali, offering an all-suites-and-villas sanctuary. The resort blends Balinese tradition with luxury, situated between the Indian Ocean and terraced rice fields. It is located near the Batu Bolong strip but provides a tranquil atmosphere. The architecture uses local timber and andesite stone, with interiors featuring tasteful Balinese design elements. Regent Bali Canggu aims to provide five-star service, a rarity in the popular Canggu area. Guest suites and villas are spacious, with woven textures and warm timbers, and include a complimentary refreshment gallery. A notable feature in every bathroom is a hand-carved teak bathtub. The resort has nine pools with cabanas. Dining options include Taru, serving Indonesian classics, and Sazón, a Spanish tapas bar run by Chef Andrew Walsh. Chef Walsh also operates Cure, offering modern European cuisine. A Regent Club lounge provides complimentary champagne each evening. The resort also features the world's first Regent Spa & Wellness, offering treatments like "The Massage Revolution" on a warm quartz sand bed.
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