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WorldHotels partners with two Bali hotels
SereS Springs Resort & Spa boasts the Spa Sanctuary and Bale Wos Yoga Pavilion fitness center.
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A room at SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference in Ubud Town Center, Bali. (Courtesy of/WorldHotels)
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orldHotels has announced its partnership with two hotels in Bali, namely SereS Springs Resort & Spa in Singakerta and SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference in Ubud.
SereS Springs Resort & Spa is a resort surrounded by the island’s natural beauty of valleys and rivers. Located in Singakerta or 4.5 kilometers south of Ubud, the resort offers 60 rooms and 20 villas with a private pool.
Among its facilities are the Spa Sanctuary, a wellness center tucked amid rice terraces, and Bale Wos Yoga Pavilion fitness center.
Meanwhile, urban boutique hotel SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference is located in the center of Ubud. It features 90 rooms and 6 premium rooms with a balcony, each overlooking a landscaped courtyard and swimming pool. Conference facilities for meetings and events to accommodate up to 300 people are also available in this hotel.
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The hotel’s restaurants include the Yonne Café & Bar, featuring international cuisines, selections of wine and beverages, with Balinese, Southeast Asian and Chinese favorites.
“Bali is no stranger to the world; it is a beautiful, spiritual destination well loved by tourists and locals alike. WorldHotels is delighted to expand our presence in the ever-popular Ubud area thanks to our new partnership with SereS Hotels & Resorts,” said Roland Jegge, president of WorldHotels, APAC.
Until Sept. 30, SereS Springs Resort & Spa is offering rates of Rp 1.128 million++ (US$79.93) for a Deluxe Room and Rp 988,000++ for a Superior Room. Rates include complimentary Wi-Fi, 20 percent discount on the breakfast buffet. The prices are subject to 21 percent tax and service fees. Visit WorldHotels’ website for more information. (nic/wng)
