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Talk of the week: Mulia — Nusa Dua, Bali named one of World’s Most Luxurious Hotels
Courtesy of Hotel MuliaForbes Travel Guide recently released its 2018 Verified Lists and named five-star hotel The Mulia — Nusa Dua, Bali as one of the World’s Most Luxurious Hotels
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Courtesy of Hotel Mulia
Forbes Travel Guide recently released its 2018 Verified Lists and named five-star hotel The Mulia — Nusa Dua, Bali as one of the World’s Most Luxurious Hotels.
The Mulia — Nusa Dua, Bali received several awards for providing its guests with the best holiday experience through quality services and international standard facilities.
Awards were given to the hotels that best met the specified standards, reflecting luxury, comfort and ease in a manner that provided the best experience to their guests.
The Mulia, Mulia Resort & Villas — Nusa Dua as the operator of the luxury hotel said it was a great honor for the hotel to receive the award, which was bestowed to it on its sixth anniversary.
The awards were given to 58 hotels in 17 countries or six percent of the 1,017 luxury hotels. As many as 30 luxury hotel spa outlets from six countries also received the award.
Even though the Mulia Hotel is an Indonesian brand, not an international chain, it was able to compete with other hotels, standing on an equal footing with other international top-tier hotels.
“The awards serve as a driving force for The Mulia Resort & Villas — Nusa Dua to keep innovating and providing the most unforgettable experience for the guests,” the hotel management said.
Forbes Travel Guide’s 2018 Verified Lists were collected by assessors that stayed at the hotels and evaluated them in a private and detailed way by referring to up to 900 assessment lists.
