Preferred Hotels & Resorts Expands Portfolio in Indonesia
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SUMMARY: World’s largest independent hotel brand strengthens its Southeast Asian presence with the addition of four new members across Bali, Indonesia
Preferred Hotels & Resorts, the world’s largest independent hotel brand representing more than 625 luxury hotels, resorts, and residences across 80 countries, has welcomed to its global portfolio four new member hotels in Bali, Indonesia, further strengthening its presence in Southeast Asia.
The four Bali additions further expand Preferred Hotels & Resorts' footprint in Indonesia, joining AYANA Midplaza Jakarta and bringing the brand's portfolio in the country to five member hotels. With these additions, Preferred Hotels & Resorts now represents 25 member properties across seven countries in Southeast Asia, including prominent hotels such as Dusit Thani Bangkok, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore, Artyzen Singapore, and The RuMa Hotel & Residences in Kuala Lumpur.
“We are proud to expand our presence in Bali, Indonesia, with the addition of four independent hotels that reflect the multiple unique facets of this popular island destination,” said Christine Tan, Area Managing Director, Southeast Asia, Preferred Travel Group. “Each new member brings a distinct perspective on luxury, shaped by local culture, heritage, and experience-led travel. Their addition also reflects our continued investment into regional growth as we look to expand our portfolio in key and emerging Southeast Asian markets from Indonesia to Thailand and Vietnam.”
Located across some of Bali’s most coveted destinations, the new member additions include:
Ametis Villa Bali (Canggu, Bali) – L.V.X. Collection: Located in Canggu, Bali's laidback coastal enclave known for its rice fields, black sand beaches, and surf culture, this luxury retreat offers an intimate escape with just 14 residential-style private villas. Each villa features a spacious private swimming pool, open-plan living areas, and contemporary interiors that showcase locally inspired design. Guests enjoy personalized service throughout their stay, including a dedicated butler, private airport transfers, and bespoke experiences ranging from cycling through surrounding villages, cultural excursions, farm tours, and curated beach picnics to private in-villa dining. Wellness takes center stage at Ruby Spa, where guests can experience holistic treatments such as reiki, while food lovers can savor the bold flavors of Billy Ho, the acclaimed restaurant by renowned chef-restaurateur Will Meyrick, known for its innovative interpretation of Asian cuisine.
Nuju Uluwatu (Uluwatu, Bali) – L.V.X. Collection: Nestled in Bali’s sought-after Bingin neighborhood, this new opening is an adults-only boutique retreat offering a tranquil base across 17 private pool villas within one of the island’s most desirable coastal destinations. Fresh off its July 2026 debut, the property combines contemporary design with the natural beauty and laidback lifestyle of the Bukit Peninsula, appealing to couples, honeymooners, wellness seekers, digital nomads, and independent travelers. Thoughtfully designed accommodations and curated guest experiences create a strong sense of place, while guests enjoy easy access to Bingin’s vibrant cafés, renowned surf beaches, wellness studios, and dramatic cliffside sunsets. Designed as a peaceful sanctuary, the resort blends authentic Balinese charm with elevated, purposeful experiences, offering a refined alternative to larger resorts in southern Bali.
Samsara Ubud (Ubud, Bali) – L.V.X Collection: Set amid the quiet highlands of Bali’s Kelusa Village, this One-Michelin Key resort comprises 17 villas within a rainforest landscape just north of central Ubud. Each villa boasts a heated infinity pool, outdoor living areas, and views of the surrounding valley. Guests can indulge in the Chakra Spa, which focuses on holistic wellness treatments inspired by Balinese traditions, as well as dining that highlights Indonesian cuisine with a contemporary approach. Additional experiences include daily yoga sessions, art classes, live jazz music, floating breakfasts, moonlight cinema, and Samsara Pustaka, the resort’s newly launched literary and cultural sanctuary celebrating Indonesian storytelling, art, music, and human creativity. Positioned within one of Bali’s key wellness and cultural destinations, the resort is designed for travelers seeking privacy, nature, and a more considered pace of stay.
The Meru Sanur (Sanur, Bali) - L.V.X. Collection: Located on Sanur Beach, this oceanfront 184 all-suite resort sits within 'The Sanur', Indonesia's first special economic zone dedicated to health and wellness tourism. The property features contemporary suites with Balinese design elements, while guests can indulge in amenities ranging from beachfront pools to a spa, fitness center, and a kids’ club. As a member hotel under the Preferred Wellbeing program, wellness is central to the experience, with treatments inspired by traditional Balinese healing practices, alongside yoga and daily activities like nature walks, handicraft workshops, and sunrise salutations. Golf lovers can also visit the resort’s unique seaside driving range and tee off into the Indian Ocean...- Continue reading (Members Only) - Unlock Advantages with a LHN Membership - Read more here
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