Relaxing Amidst Real Local Culture in Bali, Indonesia

Overlooking working rice paddies, Amandari thinks of itself as a proper village with an important role to play in the wider community. Local people use the resort’s grounds to go about their daily lives, and guests are encouraged to leave their sunloungers to go and meet their Balinese hosts. There’s plenty of lounging to be done here too, though. Relax beneath swaying palms by the side of an emerald-green pool, join a cooking class, or finish that novel in the sumptuous surroundings of your thatch-roofed suite. But guided treks to nearby villages and visits to a local healer simply make the interactive resort experience complete.

I have some hotel recommendations for your holiday in my beautiful country. 

1. The Oberoi, Lombok.

I am a beach-addict. I love to go and stay at beach. One of my favorite is The Oberoi, Lombok. All the vilas and terrace pavilions offer roomy bedrooms and feature local colours, textures and artefacts. The villas have expansive, under the trees terraces to relax in, while you look out at beautiful beaches. 

2. Majapahit Hotel, Surabaya.

At the first time I visit Surabaya. I prefer to stay in Hotel that is near from central city with shopping mall closed by. Majapahit is one of the best choices. A beautifull old fashion hotel, with very spacious room, very well furnished and located on ground level overlooking to the inner garden.

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Some of the most beautiful and luxurious hotels in the world, including one that is owned by the Sultan of Brunei, are found in Nusa Dua, Bali.

The name Nusa Dua refers to the entire eastern side of the Bukit Peninsula at the southern tip of Bali, or to the safe and rather sterile tourist enclave known as Kawasan Pariwisata (Tourism District) at the southeast side of the island.

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