This 5 star beachfront resort resembles a water palace reflecting Balinese architectural style and elegance with lush tropical gardens and lagoons located along the white sands of Nusa Dua Beach and presents guests with a unique opportunity to experience truly enchanting Balinese hospitality.

LOCATION
Nusa Dua 

ACCOMMODATION

320 Classic Deluxe Rooms (Size: 48 m²)
The Classic Deluxe rooms are located on one of four floors of the resort and overlook the gardens, pool or lagoon from their private balcony. They feature an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and overhead shower. The standard bedding configuration is a king size bed or two twin  beds. A maximum of 3 guests may be accommodated.

124 Classic Grande Rooms (Size: 56 m²)
The Classic Grande rooms are located on one of four floors of the resort and overlook the  tropical gardens, pool or lagoon from their private balcony. They feature an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and overhead shower. The standard bedding configuration is a king size bed or two twin beds. A maximum of 3 guests may be accommodated.

47 Ayodya Palace Rooms (Size: 56 m²)
The Ayodya Palace rooms are on the fourth floor of the resort with garden or ocean views from a private outdoor balcony. They feature an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower. The standard bedding configuration is a king size bed or two twin beds. A maximum of 3 adults may be accommodated Guests enjoy Ayodya Palace privileges as well as access to the Ayodya Palace lounge.

Ayodya Palace Complimentary Benefits

• Personalised check-in/check-out at the Ayodya Palace lounge
• Butler service and assistance
• Full access to the Ayodya Palace Lounge from 07h00 to 24h00 where guests can enjoy daily buffet and a la carte breakfast, refreshments at the pool with soft drinks, tea and coffee, afternoon tea with sandwiches, cakes and cookies, evening cocktails and canapes and complimentary snacks, fruits, soft drinks, tea and coffee through the day.
• Exclusive amenities, tropical fruits and minibar replenished daily
• Coffee & tea setup and homemade cookies in the room
• Unlimited access to the Palace’s exclusive beach and pool area
• Free laundry and pressing of 4 pieces per room per day
• Complimentary bicycle use for 1 hour every day

Offers international and Indonesian cuisine
Open from 07h00 to 11h00 and from 18h00 to 23h00 daily.

Ayodya Beach Club & Grill
Located on the beachfront serving light snacks, assorted beverages and cocktails.
Open from 10h00 to 23h00

Surfers Corner
Located by the main pool serving an all-day alfresco light casual menu with a selection of fresh juices, cocktails and mocktails.
Open from 11h00 to 19h00

 Octopus Ristorante
A relaxed and sophisticated Italian restaurant.
Open for dinner from 18h00 to 22h00

Genji
An authentic Japanese restaurant.
Open for dinner from 18h00 to 22h00

Java Hut
A bar and lounge serving cocktails and providing lively entertainment. 
Open from 10h00 to 23h00

Bale Banjar
This bar is located in the main lobby and serves traditional light snacks and assorted beverages.
Open from 09h00 to 18h00

Ganesha Ek Sanskriti Restaurant & Bar
The resort’s traditional Indian restaurant.
Open from11h00 – 22h30.

Balinese Theatre 
An outdoor venue for the performance of Balinese dancing and theatre shows, accompanied by dinner.

KIDS CLUB
Camp Ananda Kids Club offers a world of fun activities and games that encourage exploration and the chance to form meaningful connections with new friends for guests aged 4 to 12 years. 
Open daily from 09h00 to18h00

SPA
Indulge in signature treatments, thoughtfully designed to address each guest’s unique needs. From traditional Balinese massages to invigorating body scrubs and luxurious facials – surrounded by the exotic aroma of island spices and fragrant blossoms, and the gentle sound of soothing music - each experience is tailored to pamper your senses and revitalize your being.
Open from 09h00 to 23h00 daily

Wi-Fi
Complimentary throughout the resort.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (*some at a supplement)

• 350 metres of beachfront
• Main pool
• Infinity Pool by the beach
• Rama-Shinta private pool
• Gym
• Jogging track
• Squash court
• Yoga
• Bicycles (for use within the resort premises)
• Table tennis
• Balinese traditional dance lessons*
• Weekly movie night
• Weekly Ayodya Beach Club Party 
• Surfing*
• Snorkelling*
• Windsurfing*
• Waterskiing*
• Diving*

All information in this Fact Sheet is correct as at January 2025 and is subject to change without prior notice.

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