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Luxury beachfront hotel The Legian Sire, Lombok set to open in May
It has been a few years in the making, and now LHM (Legian Hotel Management) has announced the upcoming launch of its latest hotel.
The Legian Sire, Lombok will officially open on May 19 this year, located on pristine Sire Beach in Lombok.
It features 46 suites, including a penthouse with entry level suites measuring a generous 100 square metres.
The signature two-level Legian Suite offers a full-size rooftop infinity pool and three bedrooms, in 1,000 square metres of living space.
The Club by The Legian Sire is an exclusive enclave of 15 pool villas
Villa guests receive a host of dedicated Club benefits including the services of a private butler, cocktails and canapés at Club Lounge and a complimentary private bar.
Amenities planned include a luxury spa with five treatment rooms, daily yoga sessions, and a two-tiered swimming pool.
The Legian Sire, Lombok’s F&B concepts comprise all-day-dining at The Restaurant, The Lobby Lounge for afternoon tea and cocktails, and The Cucina for casual alfresco dining.
The hotel’s interior design has been created by Studio Affandy & Yeo utilising local cultural design elements such as ‘ikat’ woven fabrics from the island of Sumba and solid teak wood fixtures from neighbouring Sumbawa.
All units have beach views overlooking Lombok’s famous Gili Islands – a scuba diving Mecca – and Bali’s Mount Agung. The hotel is also adjacent to Lombok’s only championship standard 18-hole golf course.
The hotel’s planned second phase will see the opening of The Residences by The Legian Sire, featuring 15 hotel-managed residences for sale.
The Legian Sire, Lombok is celebrating the opening with a special introductory package, valid until December 20, 2020. Guests can stay three nights for the price of two in any suite or pool villa starting at $1,029++
LHM also operates The Legian Seminyak in Bali.
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