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Starwood to Rebrand Hotel in Jimbaran, Bali

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Wednesday, 16 November 2011

Starwood has reached an agreement with PT. Tiara Raya Bali International, a company of Ristia Group, to develop Le Méridien Bali Jimbaran.

Formerly known as Ristia Resort, the soon-to-open hotel will be rebranded to a Le Méridien resort, under the management of Starwood Hotels & Resorts, and is slated to open in mid-2012.

Located on the secluded, tranquil Jimbaran Bay on the west coast of Bali, the former fishing hamlet of Jimbaran nowadays translates into a contemporary lifestyle destination on the island, featuring sandy beaches, nature-carved cliffs and beachside eateries that offer visitors fresh catches of the day.

Le Méridien Bali will offer 123 oversized suites, featuring 28 Aqua Suites, four rooftop villas and four penthouse suites. Rooftop villas will feature a Bale Bengong Indonesian style outdoor lounging area and a private plunge pool surrounded by stunning views of the beach and the resort.

 The hotel will feature a three-storey restaurant and bar, Bamboo Chic, focused on local cuisine and featuring a rooftop sunset lounge with views of Jimbaran bay; a uniquely designed lagoon swimming pool that is accessible from ground floor guestrooms; a full service spa; state-of-the-art fitness center and 200 square meters of meeting space.

Jimbaran bay lies on the neck of the southern peninsula in Bali. The hotel is easily accessible by car with a 20-minute drive from Denpasar airport and 30 to 40 minutes drive from the Kuta/Seminyak shopping and entertainment area.

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