The Amala Seminyak

Travelers to Seminyak should also take time to visit Denpasar. While you’re here, you should take a tour to sample some of the local street food. This is one of Bali’s less visited destinations, which makes it a good destination to experience vibrant Indonesian markets and authentically Balinese culture. In Seminyak, you can explore more of the upscale restaurants. For more of a party atmosphere, you can travel a bit farther down the coast to Kuta, one of Bali’s most popular destinations to experience western-style nightlife.

The dining room emphasizes fresh, healthy ingredients and spicy local flavors. The elegant outdoor dining area overlooks the resort’s pool. If you want to dine on your own, you can request a private BBQ service. The resort also offers convenient room service. Breakfast is included in your stay, so make sure to get your fill before you start your day of exploring.

After you’ve explored the nearby attractions, you’ll want to get in some time at the lovely outdoor pool, which is surrounded with fragrant frangipani trees. Visit the spa to get some treatments the incorporate botanical skin treatments. Next to the pool, you can check out the resort’s calming library, which has its own computer with internet access.

You can amuse yourself in the downtime with the flatscreen LCD TV, DVD player and iPod dock. Wi-Fi is available throughout the resort and the rooms also come equipped with telephones. All of the accommodations are air conditioned and come with minibars as well as tea and coffee making stations. The ensuite bathroom is nicely appointed with toiletries and a hair dryer.

Every day, you’ll find your room (or villa) refreshed with new soft drinks in the minibar and fresh fruit in the complimentary fruit basket. Keep your valuables neatly tucked away in the room’s safety deposit box. And you can keep your luggage fresh with the resort’s dry cleaning and laundry service.