The Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay in Bali has upgraded its 147 villas. Newly redesigned are the two-bedroom garden, Jimbaran Bay and premier villa formats, as well as the one-bedroom villas. Accommodations also are available in three- and four-bedroom units, as well as several private residences.
The 3,985-square-foot two-bedroom Premier Villas feature oceanfront views, a common living area and a 322-square-foot-pool, sundeck and dining bale perched over the cliff edge. The villas are decorated with traditional Balinese design using locally sourced materials for the wall carvings, wooden flooring, thatch-roofing and artwork
The resort also has unveiled the Ganesha Cultural Centre for exhibitions and workshops in traditional art, music and crafts.
"We believe it is our responsibility, as well as our honor, to give guests the opportunity to personally meet and learn from Bali's talented artists, who are hand-picked and invited to share their knowledge and skills," said Uday Rao, general manager of Four Seasons Resorts Bali. "Guests can take a lesson in woodcarving, painting, dancing, making offerings for ceremonies, or weaving fine songket."
Among other amenities at the property are three restaurants, including a poolside café; the Healing Village spa; two synthetic-grass tennis courts; an infinity pool, and a fitness center. The resort offers 2,131 square feet of meeting space and can accommodate 200 for an outdoor dinner.