The Ritz Carlton

The Ritz-Carlton, Bali, is the first Asian resort for the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C., opened November 29, 1996, Built on 70 hectares (173 acres), the 323-room resort hotel is perched on a bluff overlooking the Indian Ocean. It is four stories, following the basic Balinese architecural principles that no building should be higher than coconut palms. The hotel includes 36 one and two-bedroom villas. The majority of the guest rooms have ocean views. Located in Jimbaran in Southwest Bali, eight degrees south of the equator, the hotel is a 15-minutes drive from the Airport.

The Ritz-Carlton, Bali Resort & Spa has 243 guest rooms and suites; 47 rooms and suites in The Ritz-Carlton Club(r) Level; and 48 villas. All guest rooms and suites are decorated with Balinese-crafted furnishings with private balconies and garden or ocean views.
The Club Level features a handsomely furnished lounge, five daily food and beverage presentations, and a professional concierge. Luxurious one-, two-, and three-bedroom villas offer total seclusion, panoramic Indian Ocean views, air-conditioned indoor living rooms, open-air lounge areas, plunge pool and personalized butler service.