The 389-room oceanside Nusa Dua property joins Hilton’s Conrad and Hilton Garden Inn brands on the island.
The curtain came down on The Grand Nikko Resort Bali on December 1 when it was rebranded as the Hilton Bali Resort.
The 389-room oceanside Nusa Dua property joins Hilton’s Conrad and Hilton Garden Inn brands on the island.
Hilton has two other properties operating outside Bali, namely Hilton Bandung in Bandung, West Java, and DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Jakarta - Diponegoro.
With the end of the management contract for the Grand Nikko Resort Bali, the Nikko brand is no longer represented in Indonesia.
“The latest foreign tourist arrival figures, according to Bali Tourism Agency, indicate a 17% year-on-year increase, demonstrating Bali’s unwavering appeal as a destination for global travellers, while domestic travel grew 12% in 2015,” said William Costley, Hilton’s vice president of operations for South-east Asia and India.