Segara Village
Recreating the ambience of a traditional Balinese community, Segara Village Hotel provides a sanctuary of tropical charm surrounded by regionally native foliage in its emerald gardens, as well as adjacent to a golden beachfront for visitors to bask in the Indonesian sun. Celebrating the islands unique culture and rich artistic heritages, the Segara Village Hotel is conceptually modern, welcoming all visitors with the highest level of comfort and hospitality yet engrained in its ethos is an authentic Balinese atmosphere.
Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur, Kec. Denpasar Sel., Kota Denpasar, Bali 80030, Indonesia
Segara Village Hotel is situated in the coastal region of Indonesia known as Sanur. Renowned for its long string of off shore reefs and lagoons, perfectly clear and cooling for travellers to explore the Indian Ocean. The long golden beaches are magnificent for tourists desiring a beach holiday, surrounded by rich greenery and authentic architecture.
- Located in the coastal village of Sanur
- Bali’s very first resort destination
- Tranquil atmosphere
- Indonesian cuisine at onsite restaurant
- Jacuzzi bar
- Complimentary Wi-Fi all areas
The modern and trendy interiors of the guest rooms at Segara Village radiate a stylish ambience that perfectly captures the essence of Bali’s cosmopolitan holiday lifestyle. Complimented by slate furnishings, chic marble flooring and a range of electrical features and amenities, the rooms encapsulate a modern luxury form of tourism which enhances a comfortable, yet indulgent stay.
- 43 deluxe rooms
- 1 king sized bed
- Turn down bed service
- Private balcony/terrace
- Garden views
- 1 beach bag
- Satellite TV with 60 channels
- En-suite bathroom
- Rain shower
- Safe deposit box
- Work desk
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea making facility
- Premium toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free Wi-Fi
- Two-storey bungalow
- Open-air living area
- Day bed
- Turn down bed service
- 1 beach bag
- 32-inch LCD screen TV with 60 channels
- Separate shower and bathtub
- Safe deposit box
- Work desk
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea making facility
- Premium toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free Wi-Fi
- 2 storey bungalow
- 2 separate bedrooms
- 2 separate bathrooms
- Large open living room
- Turn down bed service
- 32-inch LCD screen TV with 60 channels
- Separate shower and bathtub
- Connecting room
- Safe deposit box
- Work desk
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea making facility
- Premium toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free Wi-Fi
- Collection of exclusive bungalows
- Pool
- Turn down bed service
- Day bed
- 32-inch LCD screen TV with 60 channels
- Separate shower and bathtub
- DVD player
- Surround home theatre system
- Walk in wardrobe
- Safe deposit box
- Work desk
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea making facility
- Premium toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free Wi-Fi
Enjoy authentic Indonesian dishes as you dine at Le Pirate Restaurant which is open all day to guests for dining. Indulge in dishes as you overlook the pool with views of the beach which include: Bree cheese salad, sashimi salad, Vietnamese rice paper rolls, Laksa and much more.
Sip on a strong gourmet coffee made within this cafe for you to enjoy as you gaze out at the beach with ocean views. Accessed by a beach boardwalk, guests can taste fresh juice or homemade delicacies like European pastries and flaky Australian pies.
Dine at this restaurant to taste delectable cuisines including Japanese, Sushi and Asian meals with vegetarian friendly specials diets available. Guests can enjoy these fresh, well prepared dishes served by the friendly staff, made from organically grown produce.
Guests can dine in this sophisticated tropical inspired lounge and bar to unwind after a long day, sipping on drinks and watching the live entertainment; complimentary afternoon tea is also available with traditional Balinese cakes served daily for guests to indulge on.
Located at the north end of Sanur Beach, Le Mayeur Museum, guests can visit this small museum and observe the Balinese architecture decorated with finely carved and gilded wooden shutters. Learn about the history and culture hidden within as you are shown paintings that show the story of a western painter that travelled to Bali and fell in love with a local Balinese woman.
One of the oldest historical sites in Indonesia, guests can take a trip to the temple and observe the inscriptions on the Belanjong pillar, hidden behind glass and partially covered by cloth. The inscription is in Sanskrit which hasn’t been fully transcribed but that of which has been described the exploits of victory in battle by the local king.
Visit this abandoned theme park, situated on Bali’s east coast, full of crumbling buildings, statues wrapped in vines and swampy remains of an old crocodile pit. This theme park was intended to become a tourist hot spot in Sanur but the doors were never opened for public use. Locals believe in the Balinese legend that abandoned sites become occupied by roaming spirits and Taman Festival Park is said to attract spirits from all over the island making it the most haunted places in Bali. Visitors can explore this abandoned site and witness how nature has dominated the man-made structures here.
The chairman of Sanur Development Foundation, Ida Bagus Sidharta Putra, and his family were asked to stay in Sanur and develop the southern area of Klungkung. The chairman says that he has a moral responsibility towards Sanur’s development to be aligned with what the people want as well as the values growing along with the tourism industry. The Sanur tourism growth starts with the people who live there and it was born as it slowly evolved with time.
People in Sanur were involved in tourism in the beginning in a small scale says the Head of PHRI, as it started with homestay and staying in local residents’ houses to help avoid culture shock: this also allows them to follow foreign culture without needing to forget about their own culture. As the hotel developed, the owners provided the locals with jobs to work within the hotel as they helped the community by creating a workforce and in turn, boosting the tourism.
- Children of any age are welcome
- Children aged 4 years and above are considered adults at this property