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Amankila

Bali, Indonesia

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<ul> <li>Continental Breakfast for two daily in the Dining room. Also available through room Service</li> <li>$100 USD Food and Beverage credit per room, per stay</li> </ul> The following amenities are subject to availability at the time of check-in/departure:  <ul> <li>Upgrade</li> <li>Early Check-In</li> <li>Late Check-Out</li> </ul>

<ul> <li>Lunch or dinner for two, once per stay (minimum value US$100)</li> </ul>

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Amankila

Mount Agung provides a dramatic backdrop for Amankila (‘peaceful hill’), a secluded seaside resort overlooking the Lombok Strait in East Bali. The 33 free-standing suites offer exceptional sea views from their hillside settings, and are connected to the resort’s restaurants and other facilities by raised walkways. Guests can relax around the signature three-tier swimming pool or at the Beach Club. This offers another swimming pool and a restaurant set back from the private beach in a tranquil coconut grove. Situated in Karangasem, one of Bali’s most traditional regencies, Amankila offers easy access to untouched countryside, local crafts and the region’s royal past.

Check In Time: 2:00 PM
Check Out Time: 12:00 Noon

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East Bali Tour

East Bali Tour

Tenganan  The ancient and ritualistic “Bali Aga” (original Balinese) society of Tenganan is a ten minute drive from Amankila. Exquisite, authentic textiles and craft work, amongst them the famous double ikat, are viewed (and may be bought) inside the homes of the Bali Aga.     Tirta Gangga Water Palace  Tirta Gangga Water Palace, is a maze of pools and fountains surrounded by a lush garden, stone carvings and statues. The one hectare complex was built in 1946 by the late king of Karangasem but was destroyed almost entirely by the eruption of nearby mount Agung in 1963.  It has been lovingly re-built and restored and has an air of authentic royal magnificence. The center piece of the palace is an eleven tiered fountain and there are many beautiful carvings and statues adorning the gardens.     The Ujung Water Palace  The Ujung water palace, which is called Taman Soekasada Ujung by the locals, was built by the late king of Karangasem, I Gusti Bagus Djelantik who reigned in Karangasem from 1909 until 1945. The palace was destroyed several times, during World War II when its iron bars structure was dismantled and used for weaponry production and after the 1963 eruption of mount Agung. The government and the royal family of Karangasem reconstructed the palace and restored its former glory. Amankila’s architect, Ed Tuttle, drew upon the classical beauty of Ujung for inspiration in creating Amankila.   When visiting the water palaces it is also perfect to combine with a trip to Puri Agung, the king’s palace in Karangasem.     Puri Agung  Karangasem King Palace is exist in Amlapura, east part of Bali, owns the unique building architecture. If it is seen from the palace ichnography, Puri Agung Karangasem owns two types those are the older shares with traditional ichnography and at the new building own modern ichnography. Puri Agung Karangasem or Karangasem Palace was built in 19th Century by Anak Agung Gede Jelantik, the first king of Karangasem Kingdom.     Puri Agung has a unique architecture as its combination of Balinese, Chinese and European architectures. Balinese architecture can be found on the carving of Hindu's statues and the relief on the wall of the building. The European influence is seen on the style of the main building with its large veranda, while the Chinese architecture is implied on the style of the window, the door and its other ornaments. Puri Agung Karangasem consists of three parts, namely Bencingah, Jaba Tengah, and Maskerdam. Bencingah is the front part of the Palace, where traditional art performance takes place. Jaba Tengah is set as the Palace Garden with a big pond. In the middle of the pond, there is a building called "Balai Gili" or floating building, here we can also find 2 old lychee trees. The third part is Maskerdam, of which the name was given after the name Amsterdam, a city in Netherlands. This building was constructed when the King of Karangasem started opening relationship with the Dutch government.  Tenganan  The ancient and ritualistic “Bali Aga” (original Balinese) society of Tenganan is a ten minute drive from Amankila. Exquisite, authentic textiles and craft work, amongst them the famous double ikat, are viewed (and may be bought) inside the homes of the Bali Aga.     Tirta Gangga Water Palace  Tirta Gangga Water Palace, is a maze of pools and fountains surrounded by a lush garden, stone carvings and statues. The one hectare complex was built in 1946 by the late king of Karangasem but was destroyed almost entirely by the eruption of nearby mount Agung in 1963.  It has been lovingly re-built and restored and has an air of authentic royal magnificence. The center piece of the palace is an eleven tiered fountain and there are many beautiful carvings and statues adorning the gardens.     The Ujung Water Palace  The Ujung water palace, which is called Taman Soekasada Ujung by the locals, was built by the late king of Karangasem, I Gusti Bagus Djelantik who reigned in Karangasem from 1909 until 1945. The palace was destroyed several times, during World War II when its iron bars structure was dismantled and used for weaponry production and after the 1963 eruption of mount Agung. The government and the royal family of Karangasem reconstructed the palace and restored its former glory. Amankila’s architect, Ed Tuttle, drew upon the classical beauty of Ujung for inspiration in creating Amankila.   When visiting the water palaces it is also perfect to combine with a trip to Puri Agung, the king’s palace in Karangasem.     Puri Agung  Karangasem King Palace is exist in Amlapura, east part of Bali, owns the unique building architecture. If it is seen from the palace ichnography, Puri Agung Karangasem owns two types those are the older shares with traditional ichnography and at the new building own modern ichnography. Puri Agung Karangasem or Karangasem Palace was built in 19th Century by Anak Agung Gede Jelantik, the first king of Karangasem Kingdom.     Puri Agung has a unique architecture as its combination of Balinese, Chinese and European architectures. Balinese architecture can be found on the carving of Hindu's statues and the relief on the wall of the building. The European influence is seen on the style of the main building with its large veranda, while the Chinese architecture is implied on the style of the window, the door and its other ornaments. Puri Agung Karangasem consists of three parts, namely Bencingah, Jaba Tengah, and Maskerdam. Bencingah is the front part of the Palace, where traditional art performance takes place. Jaba Tengah is set as the Palace Garden with a big pond. In the middle of the pond, there is a building called "Balai Gili" or floating building, here we can also find 2 old lychee trees. The third part is Maskerdam, of which the name was given after the name Amsterdam, a city in Netherlands. This building was constructed when the King of Karangasem started opening relationship with the Dutch government.

Elevated on stilts to maximise sea views and nestled on a verdant hillside against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Agung, Amankila’s Suites overlook the waters of the Lombok Strait and a private beach.   ROOM AMENITIES: <ul font-size:="" sans="" source="" style="box-sizing: border-box; margin-top: 0px; margin-bottom: 10px; padding-left: 1.25em; color: rgb(72, 72, 72); font-family: "> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Bathrobes</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Hairdryer</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">In-room safe</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Coffee machine set up in the room</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">TV ( on request )</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Minibar</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Fruit bowl in the suite replenished daily</li> <li style="box-sizing: border-box;">Air-conditioning</li> </ul>

Amankila Suite

Overlooking the beach and Amuk Bay, the 660 square metre (7,104 square feet) two-bedroom Amankila Suite offers a private butler service, a large outdoor terrace, and an aquamarine-tiled pool, ideal for families seeking coastal seclusion. Two bedrooms with king-sized canopied beds encourage a restful night’s sleep, while two lounging pavilions and a living area with window-side divan provide spaces for guests to come together. The suite also has a spacious bathroom with bathtub, dressing areas, twin vanities, and separate shower and WC.

Garden Suite

Designed to maximise the spectacular sea and hillside views, Amankila’s 94 square metre (1,011 square feet) stilted Garden Suites have an expansive terrace for outdoor living.  Engulfed by a lush hillside beneath sacred Mount Agung, the canopied king-sized bed and living area with writing desk, window-side divan and daybed creates a private escape, perfect for couples exploring Bali’s central heartland. The suites also have a spacious bathroom complete with bathtub to encourage relaxation.

Indrakila Suite

Offering its own swimming pool, outdoor terrace and lounging pavilion, the 249 square metre (2,680 square feet) Indrakila Suite is set in a verdant hillside location affording serene sea and temple views. With a canopied king-sized bed, the suite is well-suited to couples seeking a little more space but can also be joined to Suite 35 to accommodate larger parties. A living area with writing desk, window-side divan and daybed provides ample space to lounge, while the bathroom with bathtub, dressing areas, twin vanities and separate shower and WC ensures consummate comfort and privacy.

Infinity Pool Suite

Amankila’s three unique infinity pool suites are all slightly different in layout, yet each is set high on the hillside with views of the Lombok Strait and features a private infinity pool overlooking the beautiful Amuk Bay. Offering an outdoor terrace and lounging pavilion, the suites combine an open-air lifestyle with all the amenities needed to create a comfortable and restful retreat, including a canopied king-sized bed, living idea with daybed, table and chairs, and bathroom with twin vanities.

Kilasari Suite

Situated high on the hillside overlooking the Lombok Strait, the 302 square metre (3,251 square feet) Kilasari Suite has a large private infinity pool overlooking the mountainside as well as an expansive terrace from which to admire the views. An idyllic retreat for those wishing to explore Bali or simply seeking solace, the suite also has an outdoor bale for lounging, and a canopied king-sized bed for a restful night’s sleep. Social areas include living area with writing desk, a window-side divan and a daybed while a spacious bathroom with bathtub, dressing areas, twin vanities and separate shower and WC affords each guest space and privacy.

Ocean Suites

Amankila’s spacious, stilted Ocean Suites face the Lombok Strait against the backdrop of Mount Agung. Elegantly spread over 94 square metres (1,104 square feet) with expansive terraces, they offer guests exceptional privacy, engulfed by the verdant mountainside with tranquil ocean views over the resort’s private beach. Coconut shell and rattan furniture brings the naturally beautiful setting indoors, where a canopied king-sized bed, extensive living area and bathroom with deep-soaking bathtub creates a temple of seclusion.

Pool Suites

Offering consummate privacy overlooking the waters of the Lombok Strait, Amankila’s 204 square metre (2,196 square feet) Pool Suites have their own private swimming pools and an outdoor terrace form which to take in the views. Inside, a canopied king-sized bed offers subtle grandeur while a living area with writing desk, window-side divan and daybed encourages relaxation. The bathroom features a deep soaking bathtub, dressing area and twin vanities for a spacious feel. If required, selected Pool Suites can also be connected with Ocean and Garden Suites via the pool courtyard to accommodate larger groups and families.

Facilities

Boutiques
Located next to our terrace restaurant, the Amankila shop offers a generous selection of unique Balinese art, crafts, antiques and jewelry as well as Amankila branded clothes, and items of first necessity.
Fitness Center
Library
Oversized daybeds will allow you to relax and enjoy the wide selection of books, newspapers and magazines. Games, CDs and a laptop for internet access are also available.
Massage Treatments
Enjoy some pampering by experiencing a traditional Balinese massage or one of our divine body treatments. Our in house beauticians specialize in massages, body treatments, facials, manicures and pedicures. Their extensive experience and quiet disposition means that an hour or two with them will leave you completely relaxed and invigorated.You can choose to have your treatment in our massage pavilion, in the seclusion of our coconut grove located at the beach club or in the privacy of your suite.
Beach Club
The beach club incorporates a casual restaurant and bar for poolside lunches or snacks on the beach. The waters are safe for swimming between the flags and are patrolled by our lifeguards. Complimentary water activities including a Hobie Cat, kayaks and boogie boards are all available. Our lifeguards will instruct you on our Hobie Cat and are also very happy to accompany you if you do not know how to sail. There is also a 41-metre lap pool to work off any indulgences. We also have stand-up paddle boards to enjoy with compliments.

Beach
Boat Excursions

Diving
Join our local dive company for a day under the water! They offer daily dive trips for certified divers, introductory dives, PADI courses, snorkel trips, bubble maker program (diving for children from 8 years) and diving for seniors. Indonesia has the largest amount of fish and coral species in the world and Bali is no exception. They have a custom designed dive boat with a very experienced crew.
Private Beach
Private Dining Areas
Restaurant
Tennis
Afternoon Tea
Bar

Beach Beds
Beach Cabanas
Car and Bicycle Rental
Children’s Activities
Excursions
Guided Activities
Massage Rooms
Paddle Boarding
Poolside Cabanas
Snorkeling
Spa Treatment In Room
Sport Fishing
Non-Motorized Water Sports
Connecting Rooms
Cultural Programs
Garden
Gift Shop
Guest Laundry Facility
Hospitality Desk
Kayaking
Lobby
Music in the Evenings
Pool
Sand Beach
Spa Treatments
Water Sports
WIFI
Yoga
Meeting Room
Valet Parking

Guest Services

Car Rental
Laundry Service
24-Hour Front Desk
24-Hour Room Service
24-Hour Security
Baby Cribs Available
Babysitting on Request
Baggage Storage Services
Children's Amenities
Complimentary Newspaper
Complimentary Parking
Complimentary Wireless (WiFi) Internet
Currency Exchange
Daily Newspaper
Doctor On Call
In-room Safe Deposit Box
In-room Check-in
IPod in Room
Luggage Assistance
Pet Policy
Pool Service
Pressing Service
Tour Desk
Valet Parking
Yoga
Complimentary Transportation to Airport
Concierge
Cooking Classes
Cultural Events
Dining Experience
Dry Cleaning and Laundry Services
Entertainment
Evening Turndown Service
Facial Treatments
Massage Service
Medical Services
Room Service
Security
Tours & Excursions
Wake Up Service
Welcome Amenities
Welcome Drink
In room tea & coffee making facilities
Newspaper
Private Beach Club
Private Car & Driver
Turndown Service
Wi-Fi

Dining at Amankila

The Restaurant, located above the main pool overlooking the ocean, is open for dinner. The menu features both Western and Indonesian cuisines.   Adjacent is Amankila’s Bar, also offering views out to sea.   The Terrace, set back from the signature three-tier pool, is open for breakfast and lunch, and serves a selection of Asian and Western fare.   A simple menu of salads and pizzas along with Indonesian and light Western dishes are served at the Beach Club for brunch, lunch, and afternoon tea.   Images provided by Amankila.

Amankila is located on East Bali, can be reached by car or helicopter.   From Ngurah Rai Airport  <ul> <li>Turn to the left to find Jalan By Pass Ngurah Rai</li> <li>Keep driving through Sanur, then turn to the right to get Jalan By Pass Prof. Ida Bagus Mantra.</li> <li>Keep driving through Gianyar – Kelungkung – Padang Bali – Manggis, then turn to the right for Amankila.</li> </ul>

Nearby Airports

Denpasar/Bali [Ngurah Rai], Indonesia (DPS) — 46 Miles

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