AYANA RESORT, BALI UNVEILS PLANS FOR OPENS A NEW WING IN LATE 2022

LUXURY resort destination, AYANA Resort and Spa, Bali, has planned the newest addition to AYANA Segara wing which is set to open late 2022. This world-class development comprises 205 rooms which will be added to the expansive property.

According to Michi Sonoda, Executive Assistant Manager, Sales and Marketing, AYANA Resort and Spa said divided into three towers, A, B and C, the AYANA Segara wing will have its own concierge, stunning indoor-outdoor pool with full bar service, an all-day dining restaurant, Mediterranean restaurant, rooftop bar and private function space.

“With a contemporary Balinese design-aesthetic in a contemporary setting, the AYANA Segara wing incorporates the Balinese philosophy of balance, scale and proportion in space and layout. The design team locally sourced materials including stone and natural wood with luxurious finishing touches to offer unrivaled comfort and style guests have come to expect from AYANA Resort and Spa, Bali,”  Michi Sonoda said.

Settled in a cliff-top area where forest meets ocean, the AYANA Segara wing building offers a seamless indoor-outdoor living area. With stunning views of high ceilings, large open areas, and generous windows to capture the ever-changing light. The center-piece oversized pool offers guests a whole new experience of indoor-outdoor exercise.

“The launch of AYANA Segara wing adds a more extensive experience for guests to luxuariate in when visiting us from around the world. Our resort is constantly evolving, envisioning more and more ways to enhance the experience of feeling tucked away in the magical world of AYANA,” Sonoda,” remarked.

“AYANA Resort and Spa, BALI is a world-class destination renowned for its stunning cliff-top views over the Indian Ocean, the AYANA Spa, multiple restaurants, the iconic Rock Bar and extensive recreational facilities. Guests have complete access to all this and more just steps away from their luxurious accommodations, and more importantly, memories to cherish for the rest of their lives,” Sonoda concluded. [traveltext.id/photo special]