On the cliff edge above the Indian Ocean, Bulgari pairs Italian style with Balinese craft in villas and mansions, each with a 24-hour butler. Add the Serpenti Pool Club, Il Ristorante – Niko Romito and The Bulgari Spa.
The Serpenti Pool Club
Bulgari Resort Bali has opened a new chapter for one of the house's best-known icons, the Serpenti Pool Club. The resort's main pool has been reimagined as a tribute to the serpent, with every element of the design drawing on its beauty, mystery and power to transform. It sits in green Balinese gardens above the Indian Ocean, and you are welcome to stay all day, with complimentary snacks and fresh fruit.
The Bulgari Villa
Behind its own private entrance, the Bulgari Villa covers 1,300 m², two storeys of natural stone on the edge of the cliff. A heated 20-metre pool runs towards the ocean, then spills into a second pool on the level below. In the gardens are thatched pavilions for living outdoors, generous sun loungers and a meditation pergola framed by a wide terrace.
The Mansions
The Mansions are a resort within the resort, with a separate entrance for complete privacy. They sit among mature tropical gardens with sea views, and the impression starts on the leather-clad staircase that climbs to a vast living room of orchids, Indonesian antiques and fine art.
Premier Ocean View Villa
Through a traditional Balinese gate and a hand-carved stone wall, the villa opens onto lush gardens and a turquoise pool that looks out over stepped thatched roofs to the horizon. The two-bedroom ocean view villas give you 500 m² of Italian-inspired elegance, folded into Bali's green landscape.