My travel adventure around Southeast Asia kicked off to a great start with my first night spent at the wonderful Akmani Legian in Bali, Indonesia.
First Impressions
Centrally located in downtown Legian, a lively upbeat area, walking into The Akmani Legian was a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the busy street.
I was warmly greeted at the reception by the friendly staff and offered a welcome drink and refreshing towel. The reception area is elegantly decorated with Balinese artwork and cultural decor.
I had my bags taken for me and was shown to my room, whilst taking in the beautiful tropical setting. The large downstairs pool is a grand feature with lush greenery surrounding it (see header image!).
Next to the reception desk in the lobby |
My deluxe pool access room was located on the ground floor and it was everything I had imagined. Through the door was the enormous Super King bed (which was very comfortable) opposite a desk, seat and TV set on the wall.
The room was fitted with air conditioning, good wifi, a fridge, tea and coffee, mineral water and a wardrobe with a safe, robes and slippers.
To the left was a spacious wooden style bathroom with every toiletry you could possibly wish for.
My favourite feature of the room was the sliding door which leads straight to the pool, it's something I have never had the pleasure of experiencing before and I was very impressed! Your own little balcony comes with a big comfortable lounge seat.
In the morning |
Beyond the Room
The hotel offers a wide range of facilities including the large swimming pool with a side children's pool and plenty of umbrellas and loungers to relax on.
There is a convenient spa, a gym and a rooftop pool bar which has drink specials, a large area with loungers and sofas, lively music and great sunset views.
Rooftop pool bar area |
Perfectly relaxed |
All lit up at night |
There is also 24-hour reception and room service, tour desk information, airport transfers, meeting rooms, wedding packages as well as a popular roadside restaurant at the base of the hotel which I enjoyed dining at.
A large daily buffet breakfast is also included in the room. There is a good choice for breakfast, with hot cooked food options, an egg making station, cereals, fresh fruit, pastries, juice, tea and coffee. Set upstairs and outside, it's a very pleasant setting with peaceful music and it's an excellent way to start the day.
Breakfast buffet |
The Details
Hotel: The Akmani Legian
Location: Jalan Legian No.91, Kuta, Bali 80361
Reviews: Certificate of Excellence and 4/5 stars from 876 reviews on Trip Advisor.
Price: Starts from $50 AUD a night for a Classic Room.
Final Thoughts
My time here was superb. It has everything I would want in a hotel for an enjoyable stay.
The staff are fantastic and very helpful. All around the hotel you are warmly greeted with big smiles and a friendly hello.
The location is only a five-minute walk to Legian beach or to Ground Zero and the Sky Garden in Kuta if you like to party. There are plenty of convenience stores, shops and good restaurants nearby. It's a very lively area so it really is an oasis amongst its surroundings.
With the comfortable rooms, services and tranquil pool all for a very decent price, The Akmani Legian is an excellent choice for couples, families and groups.
I would highly recommend this hotel and can't wait to stay again.
If you would like to see a bit more I include a room tour and show around the hotel in a Bali travel vlog for Youtube:
Disclaimer: My stay was complimentary in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are as always my own.
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Beautiful photos. It look so tropical and peaceful. I would love to visit one day. xx
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, what a gorgeous place. I would love to stay here soon.
ReplyDeleteI have never traveled to SE Asia but every time I see a post the places people stay look immaculate. Like every inch of detail has been really thought out. If I didn't dislike flying so much I would love to make there at some point. Looks like an amazing trip
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful place. I am looking and reading and wondering where it is. I need to visit Bali.
ReplyDeleteWow this place looks like a beautiful oasis! A great place to stay! Seems so relaxing! Definitely something I would love to go to!
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