Accor has expanded its portfolio of hotels in
Indonesia with the opening of the Grand Mercure Bali Seminyak.
Nestled 100 metres from the beach in Bali’s
vibrant Seminyak district, the resort is surrounded by boutiques,
quirky cafés, contemporary galleries, hip bars, stylish
restaurants and more.
The hotel is also just a 10km drive from Bali’s
main gateway, Ngurah Rai
International Airport.
“We are delighted to start welcoming guests to
Grand Mercure Bali Seminyak,” said Alessandro Migliore, the
resort’s General Manager. “With its focus on local art, heritage,
wellness and cuisine, our new premium hotel is the perfect fit for
this enchanting destination. We look forward to showcasing the
authentic spirit of the ‘Island of the Gods’ to our
experience-seeking domestic and international visitors, including
meeting planners, right here in the heart of Seminyak.”
The 269 rooms and suites at the property range from 38 to 65
square metres in size, with the décor influenced by the
traditional Balinese dancer’s headdress – one of the iconic
symbols of the island’s culture.
All rooms feature a large LED TV, a
rain shower with a separate bathtub and include complimentary
Wi-Fi, while Deluxe Rooms and Junior
Suites also feature a balcony with garden views, and Executive
Suites offer panoramic ocean vistas.
Throughout their stay, guests can unwind in one of
three swimming pools, or work out at the fitness centre, while
youngsters can have fun at the kids’ club and pool.
The resort also features an all-day restaurant, a
pool
bar and a good variety of meeting and event spaces to choose from.
The spa is expected to open soon, and will offer a
selection of treatments
in candlelit rooms.
“The world’s fourth most populous country, a
regional economic powerhouse and highly enticing tourist
destination, Indonesia is rising to prominence on the global
stage,” said Garth Simmons, Chief Executive Officer of Accor
Southeast Asia, Japan and South Korea. “Accor’s diverse collection of brands enables us to meet the
growing needs of owners and guests all across this captivating
country, from dynamic cities to exquisite islands like Bali. We
will continue to work hand-in-hand with our local partners to
introduce even more exceptional hotels and resorts to Indonesia in
future.”
