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A new hotel brand for Bali
Australian accommodation brand Mantra Hotels & Resorts will open its first hotel in Asia with a new resort development in Bali opening in December.
The 172-room Mantra Nusa Dua will include a spa & wellness facility and extensive conference space.
Mantra has partnered with MJB Hoteliers on the project. MJB managing director Michael Burchett said the Mantra brand had excellent traction with the Australian market "and to be the first Mantra hotel in Indonesia is a very exciting prospect".
"The extensive distribution network and the dynamic marketing campaigns that Mantra has built around the association with Pat Rafter will create some amazing opportunities for us."
The Mantra Nusa Dua is the first of a series of properties to be opened in Bali by Mantra Group with properties planned for development in Lombok and Seminyak over the next two years under the group’s luxury Peppers accommodation brand.
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