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OPENING DATE:
June 1993
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GENERAL MANAGER:
Randy Shimabuku
Total Number of Rooms: 156
- Villas: 147
- Private residence rentals: 9
Design Aesthetic:
- Balinese village design with thatched-roof villas nestled among landscaped tropical gardens
- Each villa is comprised of a series of pavilions within a courtyard enclosure with private plunge pool
- More than 500 palinggih or small shrines reflecting Balinese culture
Interior Designer(s):
- Dale Keller & Associates, Hong Kong (Original villas)
- Jaya International, Jakarta (Renovation 2015-2016)
Location: Located on the southwestern tip of Bali, on the wide curve of Jimbaran's golden shores
Design Aesthetic: The two-storey building – seemingly suspended over water and spanning more than 2,000 square metres (21,500 square feet) – offers cutting-edge treatments at 10 all-suite spa rooms
Architect: Nick Juniper, The Fulcrum Agency, Australia
Number of Treatment Rooms:
- Rooms/suites: 10
- Spa Bale: 1
Signature Treatments:
- Celestial Light Ritual
- Baru Detox treatment
Special Features:
- The Illume Room
- Vichy Shower
- The Longevity Garden
Spa Director: Luisa Anderson
Examples of Locally Sourced Ingredients: 95 per cent of fruit, vegetables, fish and seafood
Restaurant: Sundara
- Cuisine: Modern international - available for lunch, Bali's Sunday Longest Brunch and High End BBQ Dinner
- Capacity: 283 (additional 14 in two Private Dining Rooms)
- Designer: SPIN Design Studio
Restaurant: Taman Wantilan
- Cuisine: Vibrant dining experience where specialty chefs take centre stage preparing an extensive array of Asian and Western cuisine at 9 live action cooking stations - available for breakfast, and dinner
- Capacity: 148
- Designer: Grounds Kent Architects
Restaurant: Alu
- Cuisine: Healthy menu created in collaboration with nutritionist Miles Price - available for lunch
- Capacity: 56
- Designer: Grounds Kent Architects
Jala Dinner
- Chef de Cuisine: Made Surya Hadinata
- Cuisine: Authentic Balinese
- Capacity: 28 (indoor and outdoor)
- Designer: Grounds Kent Architects
Nirvana Shanti Yoga Bale, Yoga studio
- Classes: Anti-Gravity Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga, Sekala Yoga, Chakra Darshan, Couples Hot Stone Restorative Yoga, Trust Yoga
- Complimentary Classes: Hatha Yoga
Number of Pools: 3
Tennis:
- Number of Tennis Courts: 1 Hard Court
- Tennis Lessons: For a fee, complimentary racquets, balls and shoes
Fitness Facilities: Cardiovascular equipment, strength building machines, free weights
- Locker Facilities: Hot and cold plunge pools, sauna and steam room, hot and cold shower
- Size: 107 sq m / 1,152 sq ft
Special Features:
- Coconut Grove beach retreat
- TropicSurf surfing program
On-Site Activities:
- Kayak and catamaran sailing in Jimbaran Bay
- Boogie boarding
- Beach games
Off-Site Activities:
- Surfing Class to prime Bali surfing beach
- Uluwatu Temple
- Jimba Kids’ Club facility with daily changing themes and activities including Balinese dance and dressups, kite flying, crab hunting and coconut bowling; Jimba Club is a safe, welcoming and adventure-filled space for kids ages 4 to 11 years
Coconut Grove Beach Retreat: Go on a family hobie cat expedition, team kayak or windsurfing race; non-motorised water sports are complimentary
Cultural Workshops: As part of its mission to actively support local artists, the Resort offers classes and workshops in Balinese art, music and crafts; recommended classes for younger guests include Balinese dance observation, canang making, painting, the art of Sokasi and ogoh-ogoh making
Total Size: 4,671 sq m / 50,278 sq ft
Meet and Feed Capacity: 140
Banquet Capacity: 100
Outdoor Banquet Capacity: 210
Private Dining Room Capacity:
- Sundara's three private dining rooms are on the mezzanine level; two are suitable for parties up to 14 guests each, and the third accommodates 40 guests; the entire mezzanine may also be book, accommodating up to 68 guests
Unique Meeting and Event Facilities:
- Jepun Sari, the Resort's multi-function meeting room, is one of the largest private rooms in Bali with an ocean view
- Collaborate with PT. Jimbaran Hijau for its green tree-planting initiatives and culture initiative through tenun-machine donation and training which involving students and teachers at SLB Jimbaran (School for the Hearing Impaired)
- Internship program for hearing impaired students from the School for Special Needs, Nusa Dua. Each year, 5 students from the school complete 6 months of on-the-job training at Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay in their chosen department such as housekeeping or food and beverage. The Resort also donated traditional weaving machines to the school to preserve this ancient art and develop students’ skills in cultural crafts.
- Monthly clean-ups of the Resorts’ local areas – Jimbaran Beach and Ayung River Valley, and participation in annual clean-up events including Bali’s Biggest Beach Clean-Up (2017).
- Preservation of Bali’s arts heritage through Ganesha Cultural Centre, providing guests with the opportunity to meet and do workshops with local artists from around the island; painting, weaving, carving, dance/music and more.
- Recycling soap program in collaboration with ROLE Foundation to save the environment and help marginalised women in Bali.
- Ganesha Cultural Centre, an interactive and experiential space dedicated to exhibitions and workshops in Balinese art, music and crafts
- Jala Cooking Academy, a stand-alone cooking school that gives food lovers of all ages and experience levels the hands-on opportunity to discover secret local cooking techniques using organic Indonesian ingredients
- Heli-Surfing Tours, surf exploration with Tropicsurf to discover a pristine wilderness that offers uncrowded, world-class waves at G-Land