The Laguna, Nusa Dua, Bali

The spacious rooms and villas blend traditional Balinese art with clean nautical lines to create light and airy spaces. Deluxe Rooms have spacious balconies overlooking the tropical gardens or lagoon, some with terraces accessing the lagoon pool directly. Deluxe Studios have an extra open plan living and Executive Suites benefit from a separate living room with the same views. The sizeable One and Two Bedroom Pool Villas are incredibly beautiful with a huge outside terrace and pool, butlers on standby and separate living and dining space as well as their own kitchens.

There are five eateries, each one distinctly different from each other. Banyubiru is where buffet breakfasts, along Pan-Asian and international dishes are served. This isn’t just any regular breakfast buffet – guests can choose from different cooking stations offering Japanese and Indonesia specialists as well a classic egg station and delicious pasties.
Arwana offers beachside dining, specialising in seafood and further along the beach, the Kulkul Beach House is THE place to hang out with a great beach club vibe and a separate beachfront pool. In the centre of the resort De Bale Lounge has a great vibe and relaxed tropical setting for cool beers and cocktails and for your coffee fix Cornerstone serves freshly brewed coffee, accompanied by delicious baked treats.

There is plenty on offer here at Laguna Bali, with a daily activity schedule for children from seven years and up (and adults alike), including yoga and fitness classes, tennis, table tennis and watersports, along with batik painting, paper mask making, cooking classes and kite making – the list is endless. For younger children, guests of Laguna can also utilise the kids club and the Westin next door. For those seeking solitude and relaxation the Lagoon offers traditional Balinese treatments.