Essentials
• Location: At the intersection of Jalan Legian and Jalan Sriwijaya.
• Hotel website: all.accor.com
• Hotel phone: +62 (0)361 938 6100
• Check prices for Mercure Legian

The long rooftop pool at Mercure features loud music and trendy deck chairs.
Mercure Legian – Stylish, compact, and very convenient for all the action in Kuta and Legian.
Squeezed along the invisible border between Kuta and Legian, this hotel is new, central, and comfortable, showing no pretenses about opulence. Motel-style rooms are compact and functional, featuring Balinese art and colorful retro furnishings. Superior Rooms face the busy ground-level pool and have no balconies, while most Deluxe Rooms do have balconies but overlook the main road (which is even noisier). The rooftop pool with its trendy music and funky lounge chairs is favored more by the younger crowd, while others may prefer lounging about the ground-level pool and its attached children’s section. The Mercure faces a very busy intersection, but traffic is often at a standstill and therefore, not that noisy. Honestly, it’s all about the location, location, location.
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Mercure Legian – The Location
- Area: At a major intersection along the invisible border between Legian and Kuta. Surrounded by all the facilities both areas provide. About 500m from the beach.
- Address: Jl Legian No 328, Legian Kelod Kuta. In the middle of the most popular tourist region in Bali. Corner of Jalan Melasti (called Jalan Sriwijaya) just over the intersection and Jalan Legian (the main road through Legian and Kuta).
- How to Get There: The only way to/from the airport is by metered taxi or chartered car with a driver. This takes about 20 minutes, depending on traffic.
- Handy to: All the facilities in Legian and Kuta.
Mercure Legian – The Basics
- Guests: Most guests seem to be couples and small groups under the age of 40. The hotel tries to attract families but more space, serenity, and facilities can be found at other nearby resorts.
- Kids Club: The Kids Corner is comparatively low-key, with children’s movies some nights.
- Beach: The beach is about 600m away via Jalan Melasti road. Wide and shady, with drink stalls on the white sand. Waves can often be more suitable for surfers, however, so take care and swim between the flags.
- Views: Most rooms face the road, stone path, adjoining hotel, or best, the pool inside. Those on the 5th floor overlook the noisy second pool.
- Private Pools/Jacuzzis: Deluxe King rooms feature sizable plunge pools.
- Parking: Almost no parking is available on this very busy corner, and think long and hard before driving anywhere in Bali.
- How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
- Phone: +62 (0)361 938 6100
- Email: reservation@mercurebalilegian.com
- Website: all.accor.com
Mercure Legian – Amenities
- Pool: Three pools. At ground level, shady, and set up for families. Children’s pool attached. A nicer and less busy one on the 4th floor (almost on the rooftop) featuring loud music and funky décor.
- Spa & Fitness Center: The modest spa and gym have limited space but are adequate.
- Other Facilities: Business Center.
Mercure Legian – Food and Drink
- Restaurants & Bars: Between the lobby, pool, and roadside, the Ancak Restaurant & Lounge offers tasty meals all day, including vegetarian options and children’s meals. The hip Lounge Bar serves cocktails, wine, and snacks.
- Breakfast: Not included in the rates.
- Room Service: Available 24/7.
Mercure Legian – Rooms
- Room Types: Superior Room • Deluxe Room with Balcony • Family Room • Junior Suite • Executive Suite • Deluxe King with Plunge Pool • List of all Rooms
- Smoking Rooms: No smoking in the rooms or public areas but okay in the gardens.
- Best Room: The Deluxe King with Plunge Pool is nearly twice the size of the standard rooms. Also quieter and features a sizable pool.
- For Families: Some rooms and suites have connecting doors, but the best option is a Family Room. These have double bunk beds (for children under 12) in the same room.
Mercure Legian – Local Transport
- Walking & Cycling: Walkable to everything that Legian and Kuta have to offer.
- Public Transport: In lieu of any public transport, the Kura-Kura Bus company links Kuta with Ubud and the rest of southern Bali, but schedules are convoluted and routes confusing.
- Cars, Motorbikes, & Taxis: To go anywhere within southern Bali, hire metered taxis which are abundant, cheap, and comfortable. For longer distances, organize a chartered car with driver (for a negotiable fare). Drivers hang about street corners, but it’s best to organize through the hotel. Driving a car is not recommended anywhere in Bali and renting one in Kuta/Legian is madness. Motorbikes are easy to rent and useful for getting around the backstreets of Kuta and Legian, but not so elsewhere in southern Bali.
- Shuttle Bus: To reach another town outside of southern Bali, e.g. Ubud, buy a ticket at a travel agency for a shuttle bus. The main operator, Perama, provides services all over Bali from its office on Jalan Legian street in Kuta, about 1.5 km south of the hotel.
Mercure Legian – What’s Nearby?
Best Nearby Restaurants & Bars
- Bella Italia Legian – Adorable bistro offering more than just pasta and pizza. Noisy corner opposite the hotel.
Places listed below are within 500m along Jalan Melasti, the main street to the beach from the hotel.
- Coffee Corner Bali – Perfect for a caffeine fix as well as healthy salads, juices, and sandwiches.
- Lemongrass Thai Restaurant – Classy courtyard setting and extra-long menu of authentic food.
- Koko Bar and Restaurant – Classic Kuta eatery, varied menu, quiet setting, and super-friendly staff.
- Sidewalk Café – Asian food, burgers, and pizzas served at tables on the footpath and quieter ones upstairs.
- Warung Kampung – The ‘Village Food Stall’ is an adorable respite, 100m back from the road. Authentic local food and genuine hospitality.
Shops
The hotel is along the main shopping street, Jalan Legian, with endless minimarts and other shops of various quality in both directions.
- Beachwalk Shopping Center – A more congregated and varied selection of places to eat, drink, and shop in comfort can be found at this world-class mall. On the beachside road in Kuta, going south.
Mercure Legian – The Hotel

The Mercure Legian is along Jalan Legian, the main road through the most popular tourist region in Bali.

The hotel is at a busy intersection along the invisible border between Kuta and Legian.

It features a likable contemporary design.

The Ancak Restaurant between the pool, lobby, and roadside, serves meals all day.

Alongside the hotel restaurant is the brightly-decorated lounge bar.

The main pool at ground level is nicely shaded.

It is located at the back of the hotel, and has a children’s pool attached.

The second pool, almost on the rooftop, is more popular with younger guests.

Rooms facing inwards, away from the busy road, are quieter.

Most rooms that face the pool feature a balcony.

Rooms are reasonably spacious and feature an understated décor.

With a contemporary décor, the Junior Suites are particularly roomy.

Furniture in all suites is modern and functional.

Opposite the hotel entrance is the delightful Bella Italia café.

A quieter selection of places to eat and drink is along Jalan Melasti, the street between the hotel and beach.

Close to the hotel along Jalan Melasti, Coffee Corner is a terrific place for drinks and sandwiches.

Also along Jalan Melasti, Koko is a classic Kuta eatery serving all sorts of tasty and inexpensive food and drinks.

The Coffee House, near the Koko, provides an adorable Mediterranean-style setting.

Further down Jalan Melasti from the hotel, Lemongrass offers a well-shaded courtyard and authentic Thai food.

Set back from Jalan Melasti street, the delightful Warung Kampung specializes in Indonesian food.

The Sidewalk Café nearer the beach along Jalan Melasti is also very inviting.

Only 1.5 km from the hotel, the world-class Beachwalk Shopping Center is home to about 200 shops, cafés, stalls, and bars.

About 500m from the hotel is the renowned Kuta Beach. Check rates and availability: Mercure Legian
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