Bali Hideaway: The Apurva Kempinski Bali

The spectacular 60-metre pool, set amidst the tropical gardens of The Apurva Kempinski Bali.

BALI HIDEAWAY

::: The Apurva Kempinski Bali - A majestic open-air theatre :::

The Apurva translates as “unique and magnificent” in Sanskrit, embracing Kempinski’s dedication to bringing unique experiences to life.

Standing on the imposing clifftop of Nusa Dua, with breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, the newly-openedThe Apurva Kempinski Bali takes you on a Balinese journey via its architecture, interior design, spa, and authentic Indonesian cuisine. Here in this enchanting natural setting, with its sweeping views, you can immerse yourself in complete peace and relaxation. The Apurva Kempinski Bali is the embodiment of Indonesian elegance; the epitome of beachfront luxury.

Inspired by Javanese fabrics, motifs and arts, the spectacular lobby creates a sense of peace and relaxation.

More than a destination, The Apurva Kempinski Bali is a part of a new chapter in Bali’s story. It is a majestic open-air theatre where centuries of Indonesian culture, craft and beliefs are distilled and brought to life through curated experiences. Scattered between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, the 17,500 islands of Indonesia are home to a kaleidoscope of people and cultures, whose history stretches back thousands of years. The influence of the successive Majapahit empires has left an indelible mark on the traditions, culture and psyche of the archipelago and its population. Myriad religions and beliefs help to make Indonesia one of the most diverse and colourful countries on the planet.

The spectacular views to the resort lush gardens.

Majapahit was the largest kingdom ever to rule over Indonesia. It held power from the 13th to the 16th century: an era marked by great advances in the world of arts, design and architecture. Much of Indonesia’s cultural legacy was established during this period. An expression of the Indonesian motto – ‘Unity in diversity’, and imbuing the beauty of the Majapahit legacy, every aspect of The Apurva Kempinski Bali is a true expression of Indonesian elegance. Interior designer, Rudy Dodo of Trivium Design Group, has skillfully interpreted Indonesia’s traditional style and tropical characteristics. He has translated them into awe-inspiring interior spaces that blend modernity with a celebration of the past. The result is a tribute to the master craftsmen and skilled artisans who have shaped the history of Indonesian design and architecture.

The ground floor bedrooms open directly onto the beautiful turquoise blue lagoon pool.

Award-winning architect Budiman Hendropurnomo of UK-based Denton Corker Marshall, drew inspiration from the rice terraces and their centuries-old ‘subak’ irrigation system to create the concept for the resort. Modern Balinese architecture reflects the island’s natural landscapes and manmade temples in a symphony of natural stone buildings, bougainvillaea-covered terraces and a network of waterways and shimmering pools. Tumbling waterfalls emerge from the lush landscape, flanking the resort’s spectacular grand staircase. The 250- step walkway, inspired by Bali’s sacred Pura Besakih water temple, runs through the centre of the resort, and provides a stage for the enchanting Kempinski Ignite the Night ritual. With 475 guest rooms, specialty suites and exclusive villas, this five-star resort establishes its distinctiveness as a complete embodiment of Indonesia’s culture and craftsmanship.

Pala rooftop bar, set in the midst of the long pool within the main gardens.

The choice of six restaurants, bars and lounges - indoor and outdoor - are a celebration of regional flavours. And when you want to completely unwind, the stunning ocean-facing spa and fitness centre offers treatments inspired by traditional Javanese healing practices that promote balance and wellbeing. Other facilities include a 60-metre swimming pool and a separate kids’ pool, and an innovative family club creates meaningful shared moments for families of all ages. For events, business meetings and weddings, The Apurva Kempinski Bali has a 1,076 sq m pillar-free ocean-view grand ballroom, and a suite of meeting rooms with ocean vistas.

Details from the Pendopo Lobby

Lady in Red at The Apurva Kempinski Bali

Water is an important element at The Apurva Kempinski Bali. It brings its calmness and serenity through the majestic waterfall, the ornamental lake and the aquarium restaurant. Its balance and harmony continues with the beautiful infinity pool and wonderfully relaxing spa, and of course with the sea itself.

The 60-metre pool features several smaller "bays" for enhanced privacy and relaxation.

Bathroom with impressive sea views.

A spectacular sense of arrival as you approach the resort, and it is even more impressive just after sunset, when it is floodlit.

We are pleased to welcome you to The Apurva Kempinski Bali, where sophisticated travellers are connected to authentic Balinese culture. Guests are invited to enter a world of temples and gods, rites and rituals, and artisans. Or simply enjoy the privacy of their room all day and reconnect with loved ones.

CONTACT US

The Apurva Kempinski Bali

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Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Sawangan, Nusa Dua, 80361, Bali, Indonesia