Andaz Bali, by Hyatt - Bali

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Sanur offers a gentler pace than Bali’s busier southern beach areas, with a long seafront promenade and a convenient base for exploring the island. This Bali holiday package combines return flights from South Africa, road transfers, accommodation and selected meals, leaving travellers free to divide their time between the beach, local culture and wider sightseeing. The straightforward airport transfer also makes it appealing for couples and families arriving for a first Bali stay.

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Property Overview

Andaz Bali, by Hyatt is a 149-room beachfront resort in Sanur, including 20 suites and 22 villas, designed as a contemporary interpretation of a Balinese village. Accommodation is arranged around landscaped courtyards rather than a single large hotel block, helping the property feel more residential despite its scale. Three main pools, five dining concepts, a kids club and access to the substantial Shankha Spa create a complete resort environment. The overall style combines strong local design references with a modern, relaxed atmosphere.

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How far is the nearest beach?

The resort sits directly on Sanur Beach, with around 200 metres of beachfront and no road crossing required to reach the sand. Fisherman’s Club occupies a beachfront position, while the main pool also faces the sea, so the coast forms a visible part of the resort layout rather than a separate attraction. Sanur’s long seaside promenade runs along this stretch of coastline and gives guests easy walking access beyond the hotel. Beach access is therefore one of the property’s defining practical advantages.

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Distance from Airport

I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is approximately 12 km from Andaz Bali, by Hyatt. The resort gives a typical driving time of around 30 minutes, although traffic conditions in southern Bali can extend the journey. The transfer is entirely by road, with no domestic flight, ferry or other onward connection required. For travellers arriving from South Africa, Sanur therefore offers a straightforward arrival while remaining well placed for both beach time and wider exploration of Bali.

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Rooms

The resort has 149 rooms, including 20 suites and 22 villas, with entry-level rooms starting at a generous 50 sqm and adding a 16 sqm private balcony. Rooms feature large bathrooms with rain showers and soaking tubs, while suites provide more living space and selected categories add lagoon access. Garden Pool Villas expand to 172 sqm with private gardens and pools, and larger beachfront villas accommodate families or groups. Connecting options also give the accommodation range strong flexibility for family travel.

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Food & Drink

Dining has real breadth, with four distinct concepts grouped around Village Square plus Fisherman’s Club on the beachfront. Wok Wok focuses on Indonesian favourites, Blue Oven serves Mediterranean cuisine, Fire Fox specialises in Korean barbecue and pocha-style dishes, and Deli & Bakery covers coffee, pastries and lighter options. Fisherman’s Club adds seafood and grilled dishes beside the sea, while 24-hour in-room dining extends the offer further. The variety is substantial enough to support longer resort stays without relying on a single all-day venue.

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Experiences & Activities

Activities combine resort leisure with Balinese culture and the wider Sanur setting. Guests can take part in batik making, lontar inscription and traditional coconut-leaf weaving, while other programmes include cooking classes, cycling and water-based activities around the coast. The Sea Turtle Village conservation programme adds an environmental element, and Kemu Mai Kids Club gives younger guests their own dedicated space. Sanur’s promenade, local shops and cultural attractions are also easy to explore independently from the resort.

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SPA & Wellness

Shankha Spa is shared with neighbouring Hyatt Regency Bali and is a substantial wellness complex rather than a simple treatment facility. It includes 10 private spa villas, a dedicated spa pool, sauna, steam room, hot and cold plunge pools and separate changing facilities, alongside treatments rooted in Balinese healing traditions. A fitness centre and yoga facilities broaden the wellness offer, while current multi-day wellness retreats combine massage, movement and cultural experiences. The scale and range make wellness one of the resort’s strongest supporting features.