Japanese hotel management company Hoshino Resorts is opening its first Hoshinoya brand hotel abroad in Bali, Indonesia, tomorrow.
Hoshinoya Bali is surrounded by the hills of Ubud. The new resort overlooks the Pakerisan River. Canals run through the property, reflecting the water temple network on the island that is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Landscape.
The resort features 30 private villas of three types, which all connect to a semi-private pool area accessible from each villa. The architecture is traditional Balinese and features carving from the town of Ubud.
The resort also offers a pool, spa, dining, room service, a café and a terrace.
The interior of the villa features local carvings and natural materials. Each villa features a gazebo with a roof made of alang-alang grass.
Café gazebos are private spaces that blend into the jungle they overlook. A function room can be reserved for meetings or special events.
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