Indonesia All-Inclusive Resorts
Bali, Indonesia Offers Everything, But It’s Not All-Inclusive
You’re planning your dream getaway to Bali, Indonesia and everything is going great. Your Anywhere Local Expert is proposing great tours, you know the transportation will be on point, and there are some promising hotels. There’s just one thing — you’re hoping for an all-inclusive experience. The island of Bali is a popular destination with sunseekers from around the globe, so you might expect Western preferences such as all-inclusive resorts to be the norm, but this isn’t the case.
Plenty of Meals On-Site and Off
Although you’ll have no issue finding all of the amenities you’re accustomed to (as well as a variety of luxury options for added indulgence), meals and perks such as spa treatments generally are not part of an all-inclusive packages. Many hotels will offer a complimentary breakfast, have on-site restaurants, and 24-hour room service, but not comprehensive meal packages.
One of the reasons Bali remains a true island paradise, despite its popularity, is due to this lack of all-inclusive resorts. The best travel stories are written one adventure at a time; a lack of all-inclusive packages encourages you to explore the island and all its beauty and intrigue. You can’t discover an amazing hole in the wall restaurant if you spend the entirety of your time behind the walls of a resort. What about the memories you’ll make as you stop to sample fresh fruit at the local market? Or the refreshing drink that’s been expertly crafted from the same family’s recipe for decades? You won’t find these on an all-inclusive menu, but you will find them when you spend your days indulging your sense of adventure.
Rethinking The 'All-Inclusive' Experience
The island of Bali offers you access to everything you need during your vacation — including the opportunity to have an authentic experience when you engage with locals and try new things. Even though the concept of “all-inclusive” doesn’t really exist in Bali, the concept of community does! Truly make yourself at home on the island when you get to know the friendly faces surrounding you. Discover your new favorite things one day at a time, because the hidden gems you’ll uncover as you explore the island are Bali’s best travel perks, and they’re all-inclusive...no matter where you stay.
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Samabe Bali Suites
A private oceanfront beach extends along the Sawangan coast at Samabe Bali Suites. This 81-room hotel resort in Indonesia pairs quiet coastal living with option-rich stays, accommodating both traditional room bookings and all-inclusive arrangements.
Melia Bali
Melia Bali is one of the Nusa Dua’s many opulent resorts. There are enormous swimming pools as well as stately fountains. You can choose from a number of restaurants and on-site activities set on the beautiful grounds.
Keraton Jimbaran
Art Deco architecture stands steps from the sand at Keraton Jimbaran, a 102-room resort along Jimbaran Bay in Indonesia. Upper floors are reached strictly by stairs, as the building has no elevators, and the entire property is non-smoking.
Nikko Bali
Nikko Bali features Art Deco styling across a 187-room hotel resort on the Benoa peninsula in Indonesia. Tanjung Benoa Beach sits just 0.2 kilometers from the property, putting ocean waters within moments of the grounds. Ngurah Rai International Airport lies 13.8 kilometers away, connected by a 24-hour roundtrip shuttle service.
Sol Beach House Bali Benoa
Located in Bali’s tropical haven of Nusa Dua, the Sol Beach House Bali Benoa is an all-inclusive resort that focuses on fun and relaxation with its offer of luxurious rooms, world-class facilities, and exciting activities. Tajung Benoa is in the heart of Benoa Bay; this once sleepy fishing village is now the home to outdoor water sports galor. When you book your stay at Sol Beach House Bali Benoa, you’re booking the ideal beach getaway — and an all-inclusive experience.
