Conrad Bali {IDN}
#721
#722
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Singapore
Programs: Show me the points!
Posts: 1,224
Hi brain trust,
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
#724
Join Date: May 2014
Location: BRU
Programs: BA GGL, TK E (*G), ITA exec
Posts: 4,108
I'm partly biased since I like this property very much, but I see no problem whatsoever going there with a 4 months old. Moreover there are a lot of well stocked - and cheap - mini markets on the road just outside the hotel. There are also some nice, and easily walkable to, restaurants if one evening you prefer to go out.
So far my favorite room category is the pool direct access, and I think it could be also handy with a baby; you're on the pool but you have your room right there for any sudden need.
So far my favorite room category is the pool direct access, and I think it could be also handy with a baby; you're on the pool but you have your room right there for any sudden need.
#725
Join Date: Aug 2001
Posts: 1,338
#727
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: HH Diamond, Marriott Gold, IHG Gold, Hyatt something
Posts: 33,544
#728
Join Date: Mar 2012
Posts: 70
Hi brain trust,
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
I took a lot of video of my room and stay that I intended to make into a YouTube review. If you're interested in seeing it, then I'll put it together later this month.
#729
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: HH Diamond, Marriott Gold, IHG Gold, Hyatt something
Posts: 33,544
I did a paid stay last year with the lowest advanced rate I found on the site. They at first gave me a twin room which I complained about as a Diamond. Then they tried to make me wait for a "regular" 90m2 suite that needed cleaning, I pressed them on it and they admitted there's a suite all ready in the more premium section near the executive lounge. It was 110m2. If you fight for it, you can definitely get a suite, but I don't like how Hilton insults you by giving you a terrible room at first and hope you're okay with it. The first room they gave me must have been one of the worst rooms on the property and it was the low season. There's just no reason for that.
I took a lot of video of my room and stay that I intended to make into a YouTube review. If you're interested in seeing it, then I'll put it together later this month.
I took a lot of video of my room and stay that I intended to make into a YouTube review. If you're interested in seeing it, then I'll put it together later this month.
#730
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: HK
Programs: BA SIlver, Virgin Silver, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Platinum Elite
Posts: 145
I wouldn't rush back, better hotels in Bali (unless you specifically book a suite which is fantastic).
Last edited by anonymous_third_party; Jan 6, 2020 at 5:19 am
#731
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Singapore
Programs: Show me the points!
Posts: 1,224
So, should I -
1) book cheapest paid room and pray
2) book cheapest paid room and email ahead and ask for upgrade
2) book pool access room for additional 100k (total) over cheapest award
thoughts? and thanks again for feedback thus far
1) book cheapest paid room and pray
2) book cheapest paid room and email ahead and ask for upgrade
2) book pool access room for additional 100k (total) over cheapest award
thoughts? and thanks again for feedback thus far
#732
Join Date: May 2014
Location: BRU
Programs: BA GGL, TK E (*G), ITA exec
Posts: 4,108
Alone, it's another matter
#733
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: NYC/Singapore
Programs: UA 1K, HH Diamond
Posts: 218
Hi brain trust,
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
Considering this hotel on points or maybe even cash with a 4 month old as our first getaway with baby. We are americans that live in australia so its not hard to get up there and we want to go in June as that is our fall. I am a diamond. Simple question - is this a good idea?
Concerns
- wouldnt be able to get conrad suite with baby, right?
- upgrades hit-or-miss
Pluses
- nice property given we wont be able to get out much
- free brekkie
- restaurant choices
What do you all think?
While your little one can't access the suites lounge, we were happy with the lounge by the front desk. We happily went over there for afternoon tea and happy hour. You'll also need to go over to the main restaurant for breakfast. This wasn't a big deal for us and also had a larger selection of food. We had a great family stay here.
#735
Join Date: Aug 2013
Programs: HH Lifetime Diamond, DL PM, Hertz President's Circle
Posts: 920
Was the Conrad Suites side renovated? Earlier posts from other Flyertakers indicated it may not have been so appreciate it if you could check!