Melia Hotels International has officially opened Paradisus by Melia Bali, a luxury all-inclusive brand in Nusa Dua.
“Bali holds a special place in Melia’s history, having been home to our first international hotel in Asia more than four decades ago,” Melia Hotels International chairman and CEO Gabriel Escarrer Jaume said. “Today, we are proud to see that legacy evolve with the opening of Paradisus by Melia Bali, the first Paradisus in the region, located within one of the island’s most established beachfront destinations.
“This resort represents a new way of experiencing a destination many travellers globally feel they already know. Through thoughtful design, cultural immersion and a sense of ease created by our all-inclusive approach, Paradisus by Meliá Bali invites guests to discover a deeper, more connected side of the island, one that allows each guest to define wellbeing in their own way.”
The resort features 492 luxury suites, including seven private garden villas, alongside four pools, eight dining venues and three bars, all surrounded by tropical gardens overlooking the Indian Ocean. It offers a balance of space, privacy and choice, complemented by tailored experiences for different travel styles and individual definitions of wellbeing.
Luxury all-inclusive reimagined
The all-inclusive offering includes accommodation, dining across all restaurants, daily poolside snacks, 24-hour room service, and a mini bar replenished daily with select beverages. A range of premium alcoholic drinks are also available throughout the resort at a discounted rate.
Beyond these inclusions, guests staying on an all-inclusive basis also benefit from the resort’s Destination Inclusive program. This includes cultural experiences available to all guests, such as the Devan Show at Bali Nusa Dua Theatre, which showcases Indonesia’s diverse cultural heritage through traditional dance and music. Adults-only experiences include curated cultural and spiritual activities in villages such as Belulang near Mount Batukaru, offering a deeper engagement with local traditions and the natural environment.
Daily in-house activities include cultural experiences such as Lontar writing and traditional Balinese dance, encouraging balance, relaxation and mindful movement. Younger guests are also encouraged to take part in Balinese arts and crafts such as Janur (decorations made from coconut leaves,) kite making, and fish and duck feeding.
Distinct spaces for different travel styles
Paradisus by Melia Bali’s luxurious villas, including five one-bedroom and two two-bedroom options, are designed for guests seeking a more elevated and private retreat. Each villa features a private pool, outdoor dining area and open-air shower, complemented with amenities including a Balinese rattan bag, sarong, hat, and yoga mat. Villa guests can also enjoy a bespoke sunset cruise experience, culminating in a private catamaran dining experience on the ocean.
The Reserve offers an adult-only (16+) retreat, with dedicated rooms and suites, access to a private beach and pool areas, personalised arrival and departure services, and exclusive dining spaces for guests seeking a quieter experience.
Family Concierge provides a premium experience designed for families, with spacious suites, in-room amenities, access to an exclusive beach area, a family-friendly restaurant, and a dedicated exclusive check-in area that includes a children’s playground, along with full access to the resort’s daily activities.
Teenage guests (13-18) are also catered for with Teens Club, offering a range of engaging activities and entertainment. Families can also enjoy the Aquazone water park and slides, plus a range of sports facilities and a karaoke room.
Paradisus by Melia Bali features a grand ballroom designed for destination weddings and large celebrations, along with eight meeting rooms suitable for private and corporate events, supported by the largest LED screen in the Nusa Dua area.
Wellness inspired by Bali
Wellness is a central part of the Paradisus by Melia Bali experience, shaped by Bali’s rich cultural and spiritual traditions.
Guests have access to a daily menu of wellness activities for all ages – from yoga, breathwork, sound baths and meditation to a range of sports and facilities including free use of tennis, futsal, padel, and basketball courts, a 24-hour fitness centre with personalised training, a golf simulator, and non-motorised water sports such as paddleboarding, surfing and kayaking.
The YHI Spa provides a tranquil escape within the resort, with a selection of treatments set in a lush garden environment. Featuring 12 treatment rooms, a circuit pool, sauna, jacuzzi, and dedicated relaxation areas, the spa is for guests to unwind and recharge, whether for a brief visit or a more immersive wellness journey.
A global gastronomy experience
Dining at Paradisus by Melia Bali spans a wide range of cuisines, with eight restaurants, three bars and a local coffee shop.
All-day dining at Malva showcases local and international dishes in a relaxed garden setting, while Peseta draws on the brand’s Spanish heritage with traditional recipes, tapas and Spanish wines. Kanna Beach Restaurant offers South American–inspired cuisine and fresh local seafood in a beachfront location.
Additional dining options include Samira, serving Middle Eastern flavours inspired by classic Arabian cuisine; Tokimeku, offering Japanese specialities including sushi and robatayaki; and Arum, which pairs Indonesian cuisine with daily Balinese cultural performances.
Sante offers an elegant dining experience dedicated for The Reserve guests (adults only), while The Shack provides casual poolside snacks and light bites. The resort’s three dedicated bars, The Ginger Bar, The Mixton Bar, and The Deck Beach Bar offer premium cocktails and beverages throughout the day and the evening.
All-inclusive rates start from $640 per night for two adults, with taxes and service charges included.
