The Bale

Nusa Dua Beach is a popular spot for water sports—paragliding and jet skiing are popular pastimes. The resort is also nearby 18-hole golf course. For some culture, you might want to head to Museum Pasifika, which showcases Balinese folk masks as well as art from all over the world. While you’re here, make the 30-minute drive to see the panoramic views from cliffside Uluwatu Temple, a place of worship as well as a habitat for mischievous monkeys.

The Bale offers 29 pavilions—choose from one or two bedrooms.They are air-conditioned and come with living rooms, equipped with a living area that comes with an inviting daybed. You can flick through the channels on the flat-screen TV and connect to the resort’s Wi-Fi. Before you leave for the beach, you can store anything you want to keep especially safe in the safety deposit box.

The room comes stocked with complimentary daily soft drinks and a complimentary fruit basket. You can help yourself to some refreshment at the minibar or the tea and coffee making facility. Private bathrooms come with indoor and outdoor showers, as well as an outdoor tub with enough room for two. The bathrooms also come equipped with hair dryers and bathrobes.

Guests here can enjoy the convenience of a 24-hour butler. There’s a lovely length of swimming pool that stretches out from the small, furnished patio. You can go to the spa, which specializes in couples’ massages, or arrange to have spa services in the privacy of your own pavilion. The spa offers special treatments, like experiences that focus on your chakras, as well as healthy practices like yoga and meditation.

The Balé’s architecture echoes Nusa Dua’s beachy, laid back vibes. You can choose from several dining options on the grounds. The main restaurant focuses on high-end options including small plates. Another bistro focuses on healthy options. In the cellar, the Balé has a long list of wines and spirits to offer guests.