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TheIntercontinental Bali Resort is known by many. Renowned for their impeccable service and well maintained property, I decided to stay here for 2 nights during my September 2015 Bali trip. I Stayed in both the Club DuplexSuite, and the Ulu Watu Suite.

Check in was quick and painless at the beautiful club lounge.

Room

As a Platinum Ambassador, I booked a King Singaraja Room ($300SGD after taxes) added on Club Access ($100SGD), and was upgraded to their Club Duplex Room ($540SGD after taxes). I found the upgrade offered to be very reasonable. This room was located at the Club Wing.

The spacious, Balinese inspired living room on the first floor was spacious and clean. Little signs of wear could be spotted.

The balcony, armed with auto air-conditioner controlled doors, offered an unobstructed view of the hotel gardens.

The bedroom was spacious for a duplex room, and had bottles of water scattered everywhere making sure I was always hydrated.

Bathroom

The bathroom, located next to the bedroom was elegant with a decent-sized tub.The upgraded amneties for club guests included Harnn, which is not very common across Intercontinentals. They even had a Listerine mouthwash, amongst other amenities.

Beach

The resort spans wide, claiming a large part of the Jimbaranbeach, which is kept pristine and clean.

The magnificent Jimbaran sunset, at the beachfront of the resort.

Pool

The exclusive club pool, meant only for club guests was very quiet and private.

On the way to the Sunset Bar for the evening coctail hour, I passed by the busiermain swimming pool of the resort.

Dining

Afternoon Tea was indescribable. TWG Tea, sweet and savory bites on a layered platter including scones with jelly and freshly whipped cream. Forget lunch, this is the real deal.

The ambience of the Sunset Bar, which also serves dinner (mainly meat & seafood grills) at very reasonable price. Or you can take a 5 minutes walk to the Jimbaran seafood cafes and be spoilt for choice.


Breakfast the next day was served at the club lounge, where I opted for an outdoor seating. The format is ala-minute ordering from the menu, with a couple buffet items inside the lounge.

Overall

The experience at the Intercontinental Bali Resorthas been amazing. From the room, location and food to the club benefits, I could not flaw anything. A hotel that has made a connection with me. HereI feel homey and well taken care of. I can most definitely say this will not be mylast visit.

About Me

I'm Aamir, A luxury traveler and travel hacking enthusiast.I actively blog at Check My Hacks

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