Set on the beautiful Sawangan Beach, Grand Nikko Bali Villas in Nusa Dua offers a spacious playground for children, yet still provides a tranquil atmosphere to enjoy a quiet holiday. Here are other reasons why the property makes a great holiday destination.  

Spacious

Each villa in Grand Nikko Bali Villas offers a spacious area, which means larger space for children to play in. The one-bedroom villa, for example, features a 300-square-meter space, complete with some additional features such as private plunge pool and a gazebo. There are also two-bedroom Royal villas and three-bedroom Samudra villas, each set in 500 and 700 sq m plots, respectively, overlooking the garden and the Indian Ocean. 

Thinking of hosting a private family dinner? Each villa has a large terrace area that can host intimate outdoor parties such as BBQs or a rijstaffel dinner. It is also private so you don’t have to worry about your children excitedly screaming when playing in the private plunge pool.

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Beautiful design

The property's Balinese-inspired design can be a good start to teach your children about Balinese culture.  Large wooden doors, high ceilings, grand style and intricate crafted decorations are among its features that resemble a Balinese palace. Yet, despite its luxurious setting, Grand Nikko Bali Villas also features a somewhat laid-back and homey ambiance.  

Fun beach life

Take the children to enjoy all the family facilities at the property. As a villa guest, you and your family have privileged access to the kids club, four interconnected pools, waterslides and a sand-lagoon, among other facilities. You can also take the children to play on the beach or ride a camel along Sawangan Beach. 

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Private services

After taking care of the kids, perhaps you can spoil yourself at the Club Lounge and enjoy its facilities including indoor and outdoor dining areas, private infinity pool and private cabana. You can also expect to savor complimentary refreshments such as Afternoon High Tea between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. and sunset cocktails between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The latter will serve you with free flow non-alcoholic beverages, house wine, beer and cocktails, snacks and canapés. Guests are also welcome to borrow from the lounge’s extensive collection of DVDs and magazines in its library. (kes)

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