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Ride with the resort’s cycling guide into the villages near Tanjung Benoa for a look at daily life away from the beachfront.
Best for
Ride with the resort’s cycling guide into the villages near Tanjung Benoa for a look at daily life away from the beachfront.
What makes it special
At Conrad Spa, a chakra-balancing ritual pairs an aromatic oil massage with the sound of Tibetan singing bowls and the gentle placement of crystals.
Room to consider
Choose a Conrad Pool Villa for its own steam room, garden and pool when you want to spend a full afternoon in private.
Insider tip
Blend a fragrance with a perfumer in the resort’s Olfactory Experience, choosing from scents of spices and flowers sourced across Bali.
Free membership gives you access to preferred rates, exclusive benefits and current promotions for your stay.
An ocean outlook and a place by the lagoon are two different things at Conrad Bali. This beachfront resort is in Tanjung Benoa, near Nusa Dua on Bali's southern coast. The shore gives the property its setting, but much of the reason to stay here lies behind the beach, among the pools and gardens. It is worth thinking about which of those surroundings you would rather see each time you open the curtains.
Glass doors face the resort's gardens and buildings. A balcony or terrace lies beyond them. Pale wall panels contrast with dark furniture, and blue-green accents bring colour to the sleeping space. A curved desk and a small sitting area form part of the open room.
Balinese touches appear in the decorative pieces and furnishings. The marble bathroom pairs a bathtub with a separate walk-in shower. Curtains frame the glass doors beside the bed, and wall lights sit above the bedside furniture.
Glass doors face the resort's gardens and buildings. A balcony or terrace lies beyond them. Pale wall panels contrast with dark furniture, and blue-green accents...
Located on the ground floor.
The terrace opens directly to the resort's lagoon pool. A round cushioned seat and small table sit outside, a few steps from the water. Inside, the room measures 45 square metres and can be arranged with a king bed or two twins. Pale wall panels and blue-green accents surround the bed, with a curved desk along one side.
The marble bathroom has a bath and a separate shower. Balinese details appear in the furnishings and decorative pieces. The terrace gives you somewhere to sit between swims, and the desk offers space to write or work while someone uses the sitting area.
The terrace opens directly to the resort's lagoon pool. A round cushioned seat and small table sit outside, a few steps from the water. Inside,...
Pale panels line the walls above dark wood furniture. A blue-green rug adds colour beneath the bed. A curved desk runs along one side of the room. The balcony or terrace faces the gardens, and a daybed provides outdoor seating.
The sitting and sleeping areas share one open room. Balinese details appear in the furniture and ornaments. Marble lines the bathroom, where a bathtub sits beside a separate glass-enclosed shower.
Pale panels line the walls above dark wood furniture. A blue-green rug adds colour beneath the bed. A curved desk runs along one side of...
The balcony overlooks the lagoon pool, with a daybed beyond the glass doors. Inside, the room has 45 square metres and can be booked with a king bed or two twins. Wood furniture and wall panels frame the sleeping and sitting areas. A desk, lamps and Balinese decorative pieces furnish the room, with a small table beside the indoor chair.
The marble bathroom has a bath and a separate walk-in shower. Large windows bring the pool outlook into the room. You can sit indoors to read or spend time on the daybed on the balcony, with the pool in view.
The balcony overlooks the lagoon pool, with a daybed beyond the glass doors. Inside, the room has 45 square metres and can be booked with...
Wide glass doors frame the ocean and open to a balcony. The room is listed at 51 square metres, with a king bed or two twins. Carved screens sit by the bed, with woven seating and a small table near the window. Pale walls and blue-green accents carry through the room, with Balinese details among the furnishings.
The sitting area shares the open bedroom layout. The marble bathroom has a deep bath and a separate shower. Curtains frame the doors, and wall lights are fitted beside the bed. The balcony gives you somewhere to spend time outside with the ocean in view.
Wide glass doors frame the ocean and open to a balcony. The room is listed at 51 square metres, with a king bed or two...
A sofa and low table occupy the living room, with wood panelling running along one wall. Glass doors bring the garden or pool outlook into this shared space. A dining area and pantry sit beside the lounge, apart from the bedroom, and a balcony or terrace provides outdoor seating.
The sleeping wing includes a dressing room and walk-in wardrobe. Two sinks stand in the marble bathroom alongside a deep soaking tub and rain shower. Pale upholstery and Balinese details carry through the indoor rooms.
A sofa and low table occupy the living room, with wood panelling running along one wall. Glass doors bring the garden or pool outlook into...
Located in the Conrad Suites wing, which has its own entrance.
Wood panelling runs through the living room, where sofas face a low table and framed art adds colour to the walls. Sliding doors divide this shared space from the bedroom. A dining area and pantry sit alongside the lounge, while the balcony faces the resort.
A dressing room and walk-in wardrobe serve the sleeping wing. The marble bathroom has two sinks, a soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Pale upholstery, dark tables and Balinese details bring different textures into the interior.
Wood panelling runs through the living room, where sofas face a low table and framed art adds colour to the walls. Sliding doors divide this...
Located in the Conrad Suites wing, which has its own entrance.
A dining table sits beneath a pendant lamp, with the lounge continuing towards glass doors and the ocean-facing balcony. Wood furniture, framed art and pale seating define the shared rooms. A pantry adjoins the dining area, while the bedroom occupies a separate part of the suite.
The sleeping wing has a dressing room and walk-in wardrobe. In the marble bathroom, two sinks sit beside a soaking tub and separate rain shower. Warm wood and woven details also appear in the bedroom.
A dining table sits beneath a pendant lamp, with the lounge continuing towards glass doors and the ocean-facing balcony. Wood furniture, framed art and pale...
Stone walls enclose the villa's courtyard, where thatched pavilions sit around a private garden. The hotel lists 235 square metres for the villa, with living space both indoors and out. Glass doors link the king bedroom with the garden. There is a private plunge pool and covered seating beside the deck, with paths crossing the lawn.
A dressing room and walk-in wardrobe sit beside the bedroom. A rain shower serves the bathroom, and the villa also has an outdoor bath and a steam room. The covered seating gives you a place to sit by the pool in the shade. The villa is designed for two guests.
Stone walls enclose the villa's courtyard, where thatched pavilions sit around a private garden. The hotel lists 235 square metres for the villa, with living...
The corner suite looks towards the Indian Ocean through large glass doors. It covers 90 square metres, with a king bedroom apart from the living and dining room. A sofa and low table sit near a round dining table. Dark wood furniture, framed art and blue-green accents run through the rooms, with a pendant light above the table.
The marble bathroom has a bath, a separate shower and two basins. The dining area gives you space for a meal beside the lounge. You can spend time in the shared room with the ocean in view while the bedroom is in use.
The corner suite looks towards the Indian Ocean through large glass doors. It covers 90 square metres, with a king bedroom apart from the living...
Located on the ground floor.
A corner position puts the terrace beside the lagoon, with direct access to the pool. The suite has 90 square metres and a king bedroom separate from the living and dining area. Glass doors lead out from the shared room to seating near the water. Soft colours, modern furnishings and Balinese details run through the interior. This is a ground-floor suite.
The marble bathroom has a bath, a separate shower and a vanity. You can sit outside between swims or use the living room while the bedroom is in use. The dining area gives you space for a meal without using the terrace.
A corner position puts the terrace beside the lagoon, with direct access to the pool. The suite has 90 square metres and a king bedroom...
Located on the ground floor. The suite is in the Conrad Suites wing.
Pale wall panels and wood furniture line the bedroom, where glass doors face the private pool. A cushioned bench stands at the foot of the bed, and a chair sits near the doors. The living room joins a dining area and pantry, with the garden terrace outside.
A dressing room and walk-in wardrobe serve the sleeping wing. The marble bathroom pairs two sinks with a soaking tub and rain shower. Ocean views extend from the shared rooms, while the bedroom has its own outlook towards the pool.
Pale wall panels and wood furniture line the bedroom, where glass doors face the private pool. A cushioned bench stands at the foot of the...
An internal door connects two 45 square metre rooms. One has a king bed and the other has two twins. Pale wall panels and dark wood furniture carry through both rooms, with Balinese decorative pieces among the furnishings. A table and chairs sit near the glass doors, with a daybed on the balcony outside.
Each room has a marble bathroom with a bath and a separate shower. Curtains frame the glass doors, and there is lighting beside the beds. The connecting door gives you a direct route between the rooms, with space for the group to sit together by the windows.
An internal door connects two 45 square metre rooms. One has a king bed and the other has two twins. Pale wall panels and dark...
Wood lines the bedroom ceiling, while tall windows look across the rooftop towards the ocean. A patterned bench stands at the foot of the bed, and glass doors open to the outdoor deck. Daybeds sit beside the infinity pool. Inside, the living room joins a separate dining space, with a kitchen alongside these shared rooms.
The sleeping area has a dressing room and walk-in wardrobe. Marble finishes carry into the bathroom, which pairs a rain shower with a whirlpool bath. Warm wood, pale curtains and woven details give the bedroom its own character.
Wood lines the bedroom ceiling, while tall windows look across the rooftop towards the ocean. A patterned bench stands at the foot of the bed,...
The Lagoon Access Family Suite at Conrad Bali measures 135 square meters. The living and dining areas sit apart from the bedroom, so one part of the suite can stay quiet while the other is in use. Large windows bring light into the sitting area. Step onto the terrace to sit outside or go straight into the shared lagoon pool.
There is a king bed, and blackout curtains let you darken the room at bedtime. The kitchenette has a refrigerator and facilities for making coffee and tea. In the marble bathroom, a deep bathtub sits apart from the shower. The suite also has a television and Wi-Fi.
The Lagoon Access Family Suite at Conrad Bali measures 135 square meters. The living and dining areas sit apart from the bedroom, so one part...
Tanjung Benoa and Nusa Dua are often mentioned together, but it helps to distinguish them when planning a stay. The hotel is in Tanjung Benoa; Nusa Dua Beach is a separate place to consider. Tanjung Benoa is known for water sports, a feature of the wider area rather than a reason to assume any particular activity is part of the resort. The appeal of the beachfront setting need not depend on getting into the water at all.
For a trip that includes other parts of Bali, think of Conrad Bali as the coast portion of the itinerary. A day spent out exploring can be worthwhile in its own right. Trying to fit one into every day here gives you little time to use the grounds that distinguish this hotel from somewhere you would be happy simply to sleep.
The pools and lagoon areas give the grounds a focus away from the shore. A photograph of the beach says very little about how you will spend your time on the property. The guest guide has a resort map, a better starting point when you are comparing where to stay. Think about the route you are likely to take several times a day, especially if you tend to go back to the room between spells outside.
Kebun Kita is a different kind of garden. It is the resort's rooftop herb garden, where herbs and other produce are grown. The detail is easy to miss in a description of a large beachfront hotel, yet it puts a name to a part of the property with a purpose beyond landscaping. Treat it as a point of interest in its own right, rather than as an activity to build a day around.
Start with the outlook. The room choices include ocean, pool and garden views. A pool outlook makes sense when the grounds are part of what drew you here; an ocean outlook gives more weight to the coast itself. When comparing room names, keep the view separate from the layout. The former tells you what you might look out on, not how well the room will work when everyone is back in it.
Conrad Suites sit in a separate wing, so the distinction is also about where you stay on the property. For a shared trip, think through what happens when one person wants to read and another wants to get ready to go out. Compare the actual layouts with that in mind. A suite name alone does not tell you how easily those two things can happen at once.
The Conrad Pool Villa is a category of its own. Consider it when you would deliberately spend more time at the accommodation itself. On a trip with a child who still naps, for instance, think about where you would like to spend that part of the day. For a party that expects to be out together around the main grounds, the position of the room may matter more than the distinction between a room and a villa.
SUKU is the place to start if you want to explore Indonesian flavours without making a separate outing of it. RIN has a different purpose: its Japanese cooking is illustrated by sushi and teppanyaki. The distinction is useful on a longer stay, when the question is less about how many restaurants there are and more about whether the cooking at each gives you a reason to try it.
At Eight Degrees South, the beachfront setting is part of the decision. Charcoal grilling is one example of the cooking there. It makes sense to consider this restaurant when the table's setting matters as much as what is on it. For a group still deciding between the three restaurants, start by settling that question before debating individual dishes.
Conrad Spa offers treatments and rituals. Jiwa Sense and Jiwa Strength are separate parts of the wellness offering. Sound sessions are an example of the approach at Jiwa Sense. Jiwa Strength is the movement side, with workouts and higher-intensity activity. The useful distinction is between time set aside for a treatment, a session centred on sound or a workout you want to make part of the trip.
Tennis sits outside that choice. The guest activities guide describes a synthetic carpet court, a more useful detail for someone who plays regularly than a general mention of fitness. A match gives the day a different shape from a workout on your own. It is worth considering separately when the sport itself is something you want to keep up while travelling.
The resort makes sense for families whose interests do not all line up. Komang's Adventure Club is the children's programme, while the resort lists an Aksara Bali class devoted to Balinese script among its wider activities. They answer different questions. The club is relevant when looking at children's programming; the script class is something to consider if you want to spend time learning about the island's writing tradition yourself.
For couples, the decision is more about how much of the holiday should take place on the property. The grounds and the distinct dining and wellness choices matter if you intend to use them. If you want a small hotel as a base for spending most of the trip elsewhere, there is less reason to choose a property of this kind.
On a Bali trip shared by two households, try planning a day here around one thing everyone wants to do together. A table at SUKU could be that common plan. Leave the rest of the itinerary to the people who will actually be doing it. That is when the size of Conrad Bali works in your favour: you can spend a good part of the trip together without having to take a vote each time someone wants to do something different.
At Eight Degrees South, fresh fish takes on Balinese marinades and sambals, with the sound of the surf beside the beachfront tables.
The resort’s Purnama celebration takes guests from making traditional offerings to a temple ritual and a beach meditation under the full moon.
At Kura Kura Kids’ Club, children can make traditional kites and play in a space painted as an underwater world by Balinese artists.
Jl. Pratama 168, Tanjung, Kuta Selatan, Kabupaten Badung, Benoa, Bali 80363, Indonesia
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