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| | | | | | A beautifully landscaped resort with rich vegetation and 500 metres of golden beach frontage. 75 villas and lanai cottages, two restaurants, one bar and an Amphitheatre for cultural performances, are set within 15 acres of grounds, recreating the atmosphere of a Balinese village. There is a serene ambience which makes it an idyllic retreat for the international visitor. Seemingly far away from the tourist crowds, it is within 25 minutes from shopping centres and night life. Member of Leading Hotels of the World and Small Luxury Hotels of the World. | | | | | Check In: 2:00PM
Check Out: 12 NOON
Native currency: American Dollars
Number of rooms: 75
Areas served: Bali
| | | | 24 Hour Front Desk Babysitting/Child Services Beach Fitness Center or Spa Laundry/Valet Services Pool Television with Cable | | Room Service Bar/Lounge Business Center Free Newspaper Meeting/Banquet Facilities Restaurant Tennis | | AM/FM Alarm Clock Barber/Beauty Shop Concierge Hairdryers Available Mini Bar Safe Deposit Box VIP Rooms/Services | | | | TANAH LOT Tanah Lot is located on the west coast, 13 kilometers away from Tabanan, and its famous for its beautiful sunsets with the temple silhouetted against the sky. The temple sanctuary was built by one of the last priests to come to Bali from Java in the 16th century and is one of Bali's most important Sea Temples. It stands on top of a rock that must once have been a promontory, jutting out into the gulf. During the high tide, the huge waves of the Indian Ocean at the base of the rock, breaking into white foam. During low tide, one can walk to the temple. Several merus (pagodas) stand here amidst the scenery. Harmless sea-snakes are found in the holes in the rocks. They are called duwe and are considered sacred by the people of Bali, so they must not be disturbed. You can also include Alas Kedaton in your visit, a sacred forest of towering nutmeg, also known as the Monkey Forest. Tanah Lot lies 15 km Northwest of The Oberoi, Bali.
| UBUD Ubud village is a major centre of the arts in Bali. Ubud grew from a small village into the famous resort that it is today. It became famous as an art colony and tourist destination following the arrival of Walter Spies, A German painter who established the Pita Maha artists organization. The Purl Lukisan museum was started by a Dutch painter Rudolf Bonnet, with the aim of preserving the high quality of Bali's art works. Ubud has many artists, but is especially known for its painters. Ubud is also known for its legong dancers. The Warna Warta Museum is also worth a visit. The village lies 28 kms from Denspar. Ubud is recommended for excellent art, including wood carvings, at very reasonable prices. Ubud lies 25 kms North East of The Oberoi, Bali.
| KUTA/LEGIAN These two villages are full of small souvenir shops, departments stores, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Kuta night market is of particular interest in experiencing local habitat. An art festival is held annually in Kuta. A bustling pace but an enjoyable way to see the local atmosphere and return to the peace and quiet of The Oberoi, located in north Legian. Kuta/Legian lies 2-5 kms South of The Oberoi, Bali.
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