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Swastika Bungalows, a small hotel tucked
away under the palms just a few hundred meters from Sanur's
golden-sand beach and coral-reef lagoon, is owned and managed
by a local Balinese family. Transfer from Ngurah Rai International
Airport take only 20-30 minutes and an airport meetings service
can be arranged.
 
Here you will find the atmosphere of a typical
Balinese family compound. The friendly service, ever-present
smile and attentiveness of staff, is sure to make you feel
at home. Watch the daily routine of placing offerings, or
join the colourful processions and festivals that involve
family and village. Traditional dance and music practices
are a regular evening occurrence at the local banjar meeting
hll, and temple festivals include frequent performances of
theatre and dance.
This is the magic of Bali. At this unique
holiday destination ancient and modern ways of life co-exist
in harmony.
The Bungalows innovatively combines traditional and modern
Balinese architecture. Set in colourful tropical gardens around
two swimming pools, 64 spacious rooms are spread about the
gardens in cottages and two-storeys buildings. Each room has
its own verandah and bathroom, with bath, shower, hot and
cold water. Family rooms interconnect, and there is a choice
of air conditioning or fan-cooled rooms. For those who need
to keep in touch with home, some rooms have international
direct dial telephone. The friendly staff provide 24 hours
room service. There's a free safety deposit facility. Call
in at the front office to change your currency or post letters
or use the internet facilities. Rental cars or minibuses can
be arranged for tours about the island. For long stay guest
a TV and a fridge with a stocked minibar can be provided upon
request.
 
The roof-top restaurant caters for breakfast,
sandwiches and snacks, and there are two nearby family restaurants
which offer a wide choice of cuisine, and several shopping
centers close by. At the entrance to the Bungalows is the
Swastika II Garden Restaurant, ideal for relaxing evening
dining with a choice of Indonesian, Chinese and European food.
Swastika I Restaurant, just down
the road, is also set for open-air dining. Fresh rock lobster,
king prawns and salad are the house specialty. Try traditional
Balinese cuisine or choose from the wide selection of Indonesia,
Chinese and European dishes. |
