Hilton's LXR Hotels & Resorts has unveiled its maiden resort in
South East Asia, Umana Bali. As the brand's premier property in the
region, the resort embodies a distinctive offering of luxurious and
immersive local encounters.
Perched on Bali's southernmost tip in Ungasan, Umana Bali features 72
villas, strategically built on limestone cliffs, evoking the essence of
Bali's ancient rice paddy fields.
From its bespoke services to immersive experiences, the resort aims
to intertwine authentic Balinese culture with today's discerning
explorers' desires for distinctive adventures.
The 1,200sqm ocean-view three-bedroom villa features a 25m infinity pool, spa room and butler service.
The property pays homage to local artistry, partnering with skilled
Balinese artisans, sourcing indigenous materials like exquisite Javanese
marble, and crafting eco-friendly amenities, exemplifying Hilton's
commitment to sustainable tourism.
Umana Bali's architecture and interiors weave Balinese folklore into
spaces, fostering a sense of community and spiritual harmony. The
resort's spacious villas, starting at 403 square metres, offer private
infinity-edge pools and outdoor hot tubs.
A contemporary cliffside chapel offers breathtaking sunset views for intimate weddings or cocktail parties.
The property also boasts a contemporary chapel for clifftop weddings, event spaces, a fitness centre, and a kids' club.
The Lohma Spa offers personalised ancient healing therapies like "The
Self" and "The Body," along with sound healing and group wellness
activities. The resort's eclectic dining options embrace local produce,
with Oliverra and Commune offering Mediterranean and South East Asian
delicacies, while Uma Beach House, set to open in April 2024, will
showcase Peruvian flavors.
For guests seeking an immersive Bali experience, Umana Bali
orchestrates personalised excursions, including helicopter rides,
cultural workshops, stargazing, and intimate spiritual ceremonies,
echoing LXR's commitment to bespoke service and fostering genuine
connections with Bali's cultural heritage.