Catering to the tech-savvy, music-loving crowd, the 175-room hotel gives life to the brand’s bold passion and sassy personality through an intriguing dining space, varied musical lineup and eclectic live events to tune up the vibrant Kuta area.

“We are excited to unveil the second Aloft hotel in Bali. With international borders [reopening], we look forward to welcoming international travelers to one of the most popular leisure destinations in the region,” said Ramesh Jackson, Indonesia area vice president of Marriott International.

“The opening of Aloft Bali Kuta marks Marriott International’s 25th property in Bali and further complements our commitment to growth in Indonesia, bringing a diversified portfolio for different types of travelers to this popular leisure destination.”

The hotel, located just a 15-minute-drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, offers easy access to Beachwalk, Bali’s largest lifestyle complex. It is also a mere stone’s throw from various entertainment and dining options in Kuta.

Popular points of interest near the hotel include Kuta Beach, with its Instagrammable sunset views, the Waterbom Bali water park, the Kuta art market and Bali Swing.

Designed to impress “the self-expressers”, Aloft Bali Kuta personifies a “different by design” philosophy, where the modern spirit meets local culture.

The hotel’s design concept was influenced by the energetic vibes of Kuta Beach, Aloft’s music passion point and its lively Beachwalk location.

Upon arrival, guests will immediately be immersed in funky music beats and visually spoiled by the multicolored ceiling light display.

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