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Opening Date
February 1998

General Manager
John O'Sullivan

Physical Features
Property Size: 72,843 square metres/784,000 square feet
Total Number of Rooms: 60
Suites: 18
Villas: 42
Design Aesthetic:
Sunken villas with lily ponds on the roofs, among two rivers and five sacred temple shrines
Extensive use of flowing water to celebrate the Balinese heritage of nourishing the body and spirit with fresh water
Natural and indigenous materials used, as well as rustic landscaping
Architect: Heah and Co.
Interior Designer(s): Heah and Co.
Location:
35 kilometres (22 miles) northeast of Ngurah Rai International Airport
Overlooks the Ayung River

Spa
Opening Date: March 1998
Interior Designer: Heah and Co.
Design Aesthetic: Pavilions with local stone facings, teak cabinets and flooring in native Balinese style
Signature Treatment:
Suci dhara (ayurvedic treatment)(120 minutes)
Special Features:
Cendana Spa Villa features dual Vichy shower for tropical rain ritual treatments, private swimming pool and lounge
Treatments use Bali Spice Oil, a traditional infusion of essential oils
Spa Director: Brian Hathaway

Dining
Executive Chef: Denny Frederick
Examples of Locally Sourced Ingredients:
Ginger
Coriander
Spring onion
Soya
Restaurant: Ayung Terrace
Signature Dish:
Tuna tartar
Grilled jumbo prawn
Indoor Seating: 24; 8 at the adjacent wine cellar
Outdoor Seating: 40
Designer: Heah and Co
Restaurant: Riverside Café
Outdoor Seating: 40
Designer: Heah and Co
Lounge: Jati Bar
Designer: Heah and Co

Recreation
Tennis:
Tennis Lessons: For a fee
Pools:
Number of Pools: 1
Main Pool: A large, two-level pool surrounded by a wooden deck.
Fitness Facilities:
Size: 800 sq m / 8,611 sq ft
Sample Fitness Activities:
Daily trekking
Cycling
Yoga

Meeting Rooms
Total Size: 60 sq m / 646 sq ft
Meet and Feed Capacity: 20
Banquet Capacity: 30
Outdoor Banquet Capacity: 100
Private Dining Room Capacity: 12

Corporate Social Responsibility
Hope for Life charity event raises funds for cancer research
Green initiatives including recycling and energy conservation
Job-training programme for people with disabilities

Special Features
Guests may participate in a Hindu karma-cleansing ceremony