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Life’s a Bali beach for Anantara
BALI – Anantara Resorts will open a boutique property on a beachfront location in the resort area of Seminyak.
Anantara Resort Seminyak, with a total of 59 suites, is scheduled to open on December 15.
Each suite in the five-story resort, all with an average of 70 to 80 sq metres, has an ocean view.
The resort has a stylish rooftop bar, serving new world and Asian fare, and overlooking the beach below.
The Thai restaurant in the lobby level of the hotel will also offer a mix of traditional Thai and contemporary fusion-styled dishes, inspired by the four main provinces of Thailand.
Further features at the boutique resort include an infinity-edge pool overlooking the ocean, a first-class fitness facility and Bali’s first Anantara Spa.
Consisting of four doubles suites and eight treatment beds, each spa room is equipped with private Jacuzzi and ocean views.
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