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Designed as a peaceful sanctuary in Bali’s thriving tourism hub of Kuta, Best Western Kuta Villa is located just minutes from the area’s popular entertainment center, yet blissfully secluded from the hustle and bustle by the hotel’s serene landscaping.
In keeping with its surroundings, the Best Western Kuta Villa is designed in a traditional Balinese style. The property’s 50 rooms all include outdoor showers, separate bath tubs, flat screen LCD televisions with 60 cable channels and, as with all Best Western hotels, free Wi-Fi connectivity. A range of villas and deluxe rooms also offer the luxury of private plunge pools.
“The tourist thirst for Bali never seems to be quenched, and with an ever increasing number of visitors choosing to holiday on the ‘Island of God’, Best Western now offers a range of accommodation options to suit all kinds of traveler,” said Glenn de Souza, Best Western International’s Vice President International Operations – Asia & the Middle East.
“The Best Western Kuta Villa offers the ideal combination of secluded privacy located in the heart of the action, meaning guests will always be satisfied, whether they want to rest or play.
“Alongside our existing Bali hotels –Best Western Kuta Beach and Best Western Resort Kuta – theBest Western Kuta Villa, with its range of private pool villas, means we now offer the perfect mix of accommodation for all visitors to this idyllic island,” Mr de Souza added.
Facilities at Best Western Kuta Villa include “Chill In” restaurant serving; Indonesian, Balinese and Western food, swimming pool with pool bar, a spa, laundry, baby-sitting services and an airport shuttle bus. Business travelers can take advantage of a business center and a meeting room capable of holding 50 people.
The new hotel will form part of a major expansion plan for Best western International in Indonesia, where the company’s rooms inventory is expected to jump from 535 rooms today to more than 2,500 by the end of 2013.
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