There is no better place to experience authentic Balinese heritage and culture on this island of the Gods than the iconic Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa.
Built and opened in 1983, our hotel had recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation in December 2011.
Nestled within 9 hectares of lush tropical landscape gardens, Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa features all the elegance of a Balinese palace, exposing the beauty of local culture, yet offering modern amenities and convenience for a luxurious getaway. The newly renovated 382 guestrooms andsuites embody charming Balinese ambiance. Each accommodation is equipped with air conditioner and offers stunning views of tropical gardens, pool or the ocean.
The wide choice of accommodation is ideal for family holiday, honeymoon couples, groups of friends and more.
Dining at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa is a culinary experience with a choice of 5 restaurants and 4bars. Whether you are looking for a casual beachside setting or intimate dining for two, the resort favors any request and desire. The mix of international, western, Indonesian and Balinese cuisine highlights signature menus to define each restaurant. In addtion a 24-hour room service available to all guest rooms.
The selection is unlimited, whatever the desire is, a list of restaurants and bars awaits for a gourmet experience at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa. As a spa pioneer in Bali, it retains rich Balinese traditions through ambiance and variety of indigenous treatments.
The newly renovated Nusa Dua Spa complex features plunge pools, aromatic saunas, cool dips, steam rooms, Jacuzzi, 25-meter lap pool, individual massage rooms, separate male and female lockers, a spa villa, private spa pavilions and the Spa Cafe.
Weddings: Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa is graced with a number of beautiful gardens and 150-meter white sandy beach, all of which are enjoyed for their function as well as the pure pleasure they provide. You may choose your wedding venue and cocktails in the Temple Garden, an authentic Balinese temple, the beachfront wedding bale, or at the breathtaking jetty overlooking to the Indian Ocean.