Swiss-Belhotel Signs New Resort in Bali

Swiss-Belhotel International is expanding its portfolio of hotels in Indonesia with the Swiss-Belresort Watu Jimbar in Sanur, Bali, scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2014.

The four-star property is the 39th hotel operated by Swiss-Belhotel International in Indonesia.

To celebrate, the resort has created a special package offering an exclusive rate of IDR1,088,888 (US$99) for a two-night stay, with guests eligible to win an helicopter ride and seafood meal with champagne to Gili Trawangan island, one of the three pristine Gili islands just off Lombok.

Guests just need to go to the swiss-belhotel.com homepage and enter the promotional code "takeoffsbi" and book anytime before 31 January 2014 to qualify to enter and enjoy the special rates for stays between 1 March to 30 June 2014.

"Bali's reputation as one of the region's great destinations is continuing to grow, and Swiss-Belhotel International is delighted to be part of that growth," said Swiss-Belhotel International Chairman and President, Mr. Gavin Faull. "Swiss-Belresort Watu Jimbar will provide a unique experience to its guests through the passion and professionalism carried by its entire staff and management, complimented of course by the wonderfully natural touch of Balinese service and hospitality."

Located in the heart of Sanur, Swiss-Belresort Watu Jimbar offers 306 rooms and suites equipped with a private outdoor jacuzzi or pool view designed to accommodate both leisure and business travellers.

The resort features 24-hour in-room dining and outstanding dining facilities, Wi-Fi internet access in all rooms and public areas, meeting and conference facilities, swimming pools, an outdoor spa and a fitness centre.

Each guestroom is equipped with LCD TV with international channels, IDD/NDD telephone, individually controlled air-conditioning, coffee and tea making facilities, mini-bar and personal safety deposit box.

Sanur's beautiful sandy beach is a five-minute walk from the resort which is close to a variety of restaurants, shops, entertainment venues and tourist attractions. Kuta and Legian are 20 minutes away by car, while Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport is a 30-minute drive.

Moreover, major renovations at Ngurah Rai International Airport which will almost double its current capacity and are being rolled out in November, while October saw the opening of the new road linking the airport and the Nusa Dua and Benoa Harbour area. Both developments will hugely benefit transportation times on the island.