What’s New for 2019 at Bali Dynasty Resort

South Kuta, 6th May 2019 – Following the successful relocation of Gracie Kelly’s Irish Pub to a bigger and better street-front venue, Bali Dynasty Resort is on an extraordinary mission to continue enhancing its facilities at lightening speed. During this year alone, the resort’s ongoing revitalisation project is expected to total in excess of IDR 32 billion.

On 17th March 2019, Saint Patrick’s Day was a spirited celebration that marked the official launch of the new-look Gracie Kelly’s in the heart of South Kuta. Inspired by classic Irish architecture, this multi-storey venue is a spacious place where people can come to eat, drink and be entertained by live music in air-conditioned comfort. It features an extended bar, wood-panelled stage, parlour seating nooks and an outdoor terrace. An upstairs mezzanine area is also set up for recreation with pool tables, electronic darts and other fun pub activities.

By mid-May, Bali Dynasty Resort will be ready to open its brand-new Premier Lounge just in time for the peak summer holiday season. Strategically located on the ground level adjacent to Café Piazza, this versatile setting will serve as a venue for the exclusive use of departing guests before they head to the airport.  

Styled for comfort and convenience, the Premier Lounge will present a décor that reflects modern Bali and its personalised approach towards hospitality. It will be supported by essential facilities including a reception desk, seating areas, WiFi access, and a refreshment station. Changing rooms for both genders will feature digital lockers and shower amenities. There will even be a dedicated kid’s corner that will keep youngsters entertained for hours.

Incorporated within the Premier Lounge will be an executive meeting room that can accommodate up to 40 people. Equipped with the latest in audio-visual technology, it will provide an alternative venue for group events and private gatherings. 

With seating for up to 48 people, the Premier Lounge is a smart facility that will take the hassle out of having to wait around for a late flight. For an entrance fee of just IDR 125,000 net per adult, it will provide peace of mind in knowing that there is somewhere to unwind, eat, drink and shower in full air-conditioned comfort. No charge will apply for children under 12 years of age.

As a new 109-meter-long lagoon swimming pool nears completion, Bali Dynasty Resort is preparing to introduce its latest accommodation category. A collection of 16 Family Lagoon Pool Access Rooms are expected to be ready for occupation by July 2019.

The rooms will clearly be defined by direct access to a lagoon-styled swimming pool that is tucked behind the resort’s south wing. Configured to sleep parents with children or five adult guests, these ground floor rooms will offer seasoned travellers an unforgettable holiday experience.

Guests will be able to simply step out from their room and plunge into a body of refreshing water. In keeping with the resort’s child safety policy, every terrace will be fitted with a secured gate to prevent little ones from accessing the pool without parental supervision.    

The pool itself will be a meandering lagoon enveloped by tropical greenery. A playful mix of exotic palms and decorative water features will add to the relaxed ambience of this outdoor oasis. Three resting bays with thatched umbrellas will also provide shaded spots to beat the heat of the day.

A casual pool bar facility will serve up a menu of icy cold drinks, lunch and dinner selections. There will also be a generous timber deck set up with reclining chairs and table settings to soak up the sun during the day or enjoy a romantic dinner under the stars.  

Given its popularity as family-friendly destination with a high percentage of repeat guests, Bali Dynasty Resort is committed to updating and improving its facilities. All projects are carefully screened and carried out with minimal disturbance to daily operations. By the end of 2019, the resort will be positioned to anticipate the holiday needs of more visitors than ever before.