LOCATION
in Nusa Located near Uluwatu, on the southern tip of the Jimbaran Peninsula, the Bulgari Resort is uniquely set on a secluded plateau dropping straight to the Indian Ocean. Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) is a 30-minute drive from the resort.

ACOMMODATION
59 villas including three 2-bedroom villas and one Bulgari villa. All accommodations feature a plunge pool and magnificent, unobstructed views of the Indian Ocean.

BEACH
A 1.5 kilometre private beach is accessible via an inclinator.

VILLA FEATURES
• Large terrazzo bathrooms • Bang and Olufsen surround sound system • Bulgari bathroom amenities • Organic Soaps • Beach bag, hat, sandals and journal • Walk-in wardrobes • Private room safes • In room entertainment with the latest movie releases • High speed wireless internet connectivity in all villas

RESORT SERVICES FACILITIES:
• Island-wide private transport upon request • Resort leisure concierge• Executive business services and a boardroom • Babysitting • Daily newspapers • Bulgari Boutique • Gift Shop • Gymnasium • Steam • Spa • Resort temple • Florist • Swimming Pool • Private Beach Club accessible via a special elevated system

LEISURE CONCIERGE
Personalising every stay, the Bulgari Resort, Bali introduces the leisure concierge to assist guests in planning their dream getaway. From holistic activities to local market tours, and day trips to neighbouring islands to volcano visits by helicopter, the leisure concierge ensures a smooth transition from one activity to another.

BANJAR BUTLERS
Staying true to Balinese culture, the Bulgari Resort sets up a village style structure to ensure the most memorable experiences are realised through “invisible service.” Banjar Butlers or

ANTIQUES
The resort’s antique collection is native Indonesian. Spanning from the Stone Age to the present, the collection includes artefacts, specifically selected for their vibrant primitive energy and former practical use. They are found in the villas, gardens and dining areas.

TEXTILES
Songkets – uniquely crafted bedspreads decorate each villa. Hand-woven silk textiles called Songkets are made by weaving gold and silver threads into intricate patterns creating cloths intended for grand gestures such as public theatrical performances and ceremonial displays of status and wealth. Batiks - seen as part of the staffs uniforms, Batiks used at the resort use Megamandung prints from Cirebon in Java. Directly translated as “stormy clouds”, Megamendung is a pattern influenced by Chinese artistry brought by traders to the northern coastal town during the 14th century. Transported to Bali by descendants of Javanese artisans during the glory days of the Majapahit Empire, the designs blend with the sleek aesthetics of the resort.

DINING
• Il Ristorante - The hotel’s signature restaurant is set overlooking a reflection pool amidst the cliffs of Uluwatu. The 36-seat restaurant features creative interpretations of classic Italian cuisine, perfectly blending the finest imported Italian produce with locally (Balinese) grown organic ingredients. Il Ristorante also offers a superb collection of Barolos along with some of Italy’s finest vintages.

• Sangkar – meaning “Birdcage” in Indonesian offers innovative culinary creations combining elements of Bali and modern presentations that reflects Asian artistry.