Essentials
• Location: Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, opposite the Convention Center.
• Hotel website: nusaduahotel.com
• Hotel phone: +62 (0)361 771 210
• Check prices for Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa

The family-friendly Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa features a beautiful and huge main pool with a gorgeous swim-up bar, plus 2 pools for kids.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – Tasteful and traditional with loads of Balinese style.
The reminders of Bali around the hotel grounds are numerous: carvings, tropical gardens with swaying palms, dragon spouts among ponds with lilies and goldfish, an ancient Banyan tree, and a stone amphitheater with performances of traditional dance and music most nights. All rooms face the shady gardens which are sprinkled with thatched bale huts; all include extra seating, decent-sized balconies/patios, and subtle but pleasing Balinese décor. The pool is particularly inviting, with extensive sheltered decking and a fabulous bar in the middle. The beach is lengthy, curved, and immaculately groomed. Ideal for families, with two children’s pools and the colorful and airy Gecko Kids Club offering many activities.
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Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – The Location
- Area: Faces a glorious beach, within the most spacious and tranquil part of southern Bali. Reasonably convenient to the beach, shops, cafés, and other facilities and attractions in Nusa Dua and neighboring Tanjung Benoa.
- Address: Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, Lot North 4, Nusa Dua. Inside the gated complex of 4 and 5-star resorts at Nusa Dua, a very popular tourist region in southern Bali.
- 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 (12 km via the tollway), depending on traffic.
- Handy to: Facilities (including water sports) at Tanjung Benoa. Museum Pasifika.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – The Basics
- Guests: Family-focused, but also caters well to those without children.
- Kids Club: The bright and spacious Gecko Kids Club is adjacent to both children’s pools. Plenty of activities each day (e.g. origami and language/cooking classes) that are more engaging than those at rival resorts. Also, movie nights, temple visits, and fish-feeding. Separate shaded playground on the sand.
- Beach: Particularly inviting and well-groomed, it’s long, curved, and scenic as it stretches towards the headland.
- Views: Varied views but mostly of the pools, gardens, and/or lawns. Only rooms on the upper 2 floors could provide any possible glimpses of the sea.
- Kitchen: The single Royal Residence suite contains a fully-equipped kitchen.
- Private Pools/Jacuzzis: The Nusa Dua Suites and the single Royal Residence suite feature private pools.
- Extras: Afternoon tea is served in lovely traditional bale huts in the shady gardens.
- Parking: There are plenty of free and secure spots, but think long and hard before driving anywhere in Bali.
- How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
- Phone: +62 (0)361 771 210
- Email: reservations@nusaduahotel.com
- Website: nusaduahotel.com
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – Amenities
- Pool: Gorgeous lagoon-shaped pool with a bar in the middle and an extensive shady deck. Also, 2 pools for children.
- Spa: As one of Bali’s first resorts to offer a spa, the treatments and facilities here remain world-class. Rooms for couples, sauna, steam room, lap pool, and plunge pools.
- Fitness Center: Attached to the spa and alongside the tennis and squash courts, it’s fully-equipped and open almost 24 hours a day.
- For Families: Excellent kids club. 2 children’s pools. Children’s menus. Baby-sitting. Playground.
- Activities: Balinese dance/music most nights at the traditional stage. Sports center, with tennis and squash courts and yoga classes. Cultural tours. Classes in Balinese dance, weaving, and fruit-carving. Water sports counter. Giant chessboard.
- Other Facilities: Shopping arcade with gift shop and minimart.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – Food and Drink
- Restaurants: Tamarind Mediterranean Brasserie – Striking twin-level traditional hut with bamboo spiral staircase and vast sea views. Open all day and closes late. • Wedang Jahe Restaurant – Surrounded by lotus ponds. For buffet breakfast only. • Maguro Asian Bistro – Alongside the main pool. Popular for the range of meals from across the continent (especially Japan and Korea), long wine list, and abundance of tempting desserts. • Raja’s Balinese Restaurant – Some of the island’s finest Balinese cuisine. Cute and open-air setting. Dress up, but dinner only.
- Bars: Chess Beachfront Bar – Faultless position between the beach and pool. Cocktails, beers, juices, and light meals until late. • Pool Bar – One of the largest on Bali, featuring 2 areas and swim-up seating. In the middle of the main pool. • Lobby Bar – Comfortable and inviting, terrace setting, and lounge chairs inside. Closes at midnight.
- Breakfast: Not included; pay extra when booking or day-by-day. Buffet breakfast served in Wedang Jahe restaurant from 6:30-10:30am.
- Room Service: Available 24/7.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – Rooms
- Room Types: Deluxe Room • Deluxe Plus • Premier Room • Family Room • Agung Suite • Nusa Dua Suite • Royal Residence (1 only) • List of all Rooms
- Smoking Rooms: No smoking in the rooms but permitted at most other places.
- Best Room: The one-off Royal Residence is one of the most graceful and spacious suites anywhere in Bali. This former private mansion features 2 bedrooms, a kitchen, and décor fit for royalty across 2 floors, along with a huge private pool.
- For Families: Some Deluxe Rooms are specially designed for 3 people (i.e. a double and single in one room) or 4 (i.e. connecting doors between 2 Deluxe Rooms). More affordable, the Family Rooms have twin bunk beds in the main bedroom. Some suites have 2 bedrooms and plenty of space.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – Local Transport
- Walking & Cycling: It’s often a lot quicker – and certainly more scenic – to walk along the beachside path than the main road through Nusa Dua. This road is flat and comparatively quiet, so it’s ideal for cycling. Ask the reception about renting a bike.
- Public Transport: In lieu of any public transport or shuttle buses around Bali, the Kura-Kura Bus company links Nusa Dua with Ubud and the rest of southern Bali, but schedules are convoluted and routes confusing.
- Cars, Motorbikes, & Taxis: To go anywhere within southern Bali, metered taxis are abundant, cheap, and comfortable. For longer distances, charter a car with a driver for a negotiable fare. Driving a car is not recommended anywhere in Bali; however, motorbikes are a fun and easy way to get around Nusa Dua and neighboring Tanjung Benoa, but not elsewhere in southern Bali. All transport options can be arranged at the resort.
- Local Shuttle Buses: Free shuttle buses link major hotels in Nusa Dua with the Bali Collection mall (see below). This is a great way to reach other resorts, beaches, and facilities in Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – What’s Nearby?
Best Nearby Restaurants & Bars
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All places listed below are best accessed on foot via the lovely beachside path.
- Sofitel – The neighboring resort (100m north) features Cucina (classy Italian), Kwee Zeen (contemporary Chinese), and Toya Beach Bar & Grill (buffets and barbecues).
- Westin – 100m south at Westin are Velada Tapas Bar & Kitchen (dinner only, with live jazz nightly), Ikan Beachfront Restaurant & Bar (seafood on a shady terrace), and Prego (popular and family-focused Italian bistro).
At the Bali Collection mall, accessible via the road (1 km), beach (700m), or shuttle bus, are many choices, including:
- The Paon Restaurant – Happy hours, seafood, and shady setting.
- Coco Bistro – One in a popular chain, with an extended menu offering a multitude of desserts and Chinese food. Pleasant courtyard setting.
- Bemo Corner – Casual meals in a pleasant position opposite the playground.
Nearby Shops
- Bali Collection – Delightful outdoor mall in Nusa Dua, with department stores, cavernous souvenir shops, and abundant cafés/bars. About 700m south via the beach, 1 km via the road, or take the free hourly shuttle bus provided by the mall.
Nearby Attractions
- Museum Pasifika – Impressive museum in the grounds of the neighboring Laguna resort (about 1 km south via the road). Definitely worth visiting for the vast selection of arts and crafts from across Asia and the Pacific region.
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa – The Hotel

The overall layout at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel is more traditional than at most others in Nusa Dua, a gated complex of 4 and 5-star resorts in southern Bali.

A lovely beachside path links the resort with the rest of Nusa Dua and the neighboring region of Tanjung Benoa to the north.

The resort faces a spectacular stretch of beach which is wonderfully maintained.

Unlike some resort beaches in Nusa Dua, much of the sand is shaded.

The main pool at the Nusa Dua Beach Hotel extends in all directions and is large enough to feature ‘islands’.

There are always plenty of lounge chairs and umbrellas around the main pool.

Two pools at the resort are set up for children.

The resort is well-designed for families and offers several activities and games around the grounds.

The Gecko Kids Club offers many engaging activities and highly-trained staff.

The playground at the resort is small but well-shaded.

A water sports counter within the resort grounds offers all sorts of activities on, above, and below the sea.

One of the most inviting resort restaurants in Nusa Dua is the Tamarind which faces the beach.

Tables at the Tamarind Mediterranean Brasserie spill out onto the sand.

The Chess Beachfront Bar at the resort sells a range of drinks and light meals.

Another fine eatery within the Nusa Beach Hotel is the elegant Raja’s Balinese Restaurant.

Most nights, live traditional music and dance shows are held on the resort’s open stage.

Rooms are in 4-story buildings, but only those on the top 2 floors offer partial sea views.

Furniture in some rooms is understated but still very comfortable.

In all rooms, floor-to-ceiling windows lead to sizable balconies/patios.

The Sofitel resort, only 100m north via the beachside path, offers several terrific places to eat.

The Westin, about 100m south from the Nusa Dua Beach Hotel, has even more cafés/bars.

Easily accessible on foot (700m) via the beachside path (or by shuttle bus), the Bali Collection mall is home to an abundance of places to eat, drink, and shop.

Bemo Corner is opposite the playground within Bali Collection.

Particularly shady and inviting is The Paon Restaurant near the main gate of the mall.

Always popular is the colorful and lively Coco Bistro, also at Bali Collection.

About 800m north via the beachside path, Tanjung Benoa is a resort region famous for water sports.

Worth the 1 km walk south via the road, Museum Pasifika features numerous interesting displays from across Asia and the Pacific. Check rates and availability: Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
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