Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced plans to open its first property in Bali in 2027
Mandarin Oriental, Bali is being brought to life by local developer Harmoni Bali with architecture and design being led by Design Lab Architects
The hotel will be home to a signature Mandarin Oriental spa offering treatments inspired by Balinese healing traditions
Wellness amenities will include heat and water therapies, outdoor swimming pools surrounded by private cabanas and a fitness centre with outdoor space for yoga and other wellness options
A brand new signature Mandarin Oriental spa is set to launch on Bali’s picturesque Bukit peninsula in 2027.
The wellness sanctuary will be a highlight of Mandarin Oriental, Bali, the hotel and spa operator’s forthcoming 110-key luxury resort with 68 private residences, marking its grand entrance into the Balinese market.
Perched on a cliffside plateau of elevated terraces, the property will provide panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and offer direct access to a secluded beach.
Spa-goers will be able to enjoy Mandarin Oriental’s signature programmes as well as exclusive treatments inspired by Balinese healing traditions and customs.
Amenities will include heat and water therapies, outdoor swimming pools surrounded by private cabanas and a fitness centre with outdoor space for yoga and other wellness options.
Design Lab Architects is bringing the resort to life with assistance from renowned architect and landscaper Bill Bensley and interior designer Jeffrey Wilkes.
The project is a collaboration with local real estate developer Harmoni Bali.
Laurent Kleitman, CEO of Mandarin Oriental, said: "We’re delighted to extend Mandarin Oriental’s renowned levels of hospitality and exceptional experiences to the beautiful island of Bali.
“With its stunning cliff-top location and thoughtful design, underpinned by our award-winning service, this resort and branded residences will offer guests and homeowners an unparalleled blend of tranquillity and elegance.”
Guests will also have access to infinity pools, cliff-edge dining, a Kids Club, tennis courts, padel courts, a beach club with water sports, an organic garden and a sustainability lab.
About Mandarin Oriental Hotel GroupHaving grown from its Asian roots over 60 years ago into a global brand, Mandarin Oriental now operates 40 hotels, 12 residences and 24 exclusive homes in 26 countries and territories with many more projects under development.
