The Apurva Kempinski Bali Hotel - the island's first underwater restaurant is so beautiful!

This year's birthday month, the sixth hotel I stayed at is the Apurva Kempinski Bali Hotel in Nusa Dua. The hotel is situated between the magnificent cliffs and beautiful beaches of southern Bali, with a majestic main building based on traditional Balinese architectural style combined with tropical landscape features. We were amazed by the hotel's grandeur and scenery as soon as we got out of the car! The hotel's interior design is inspired by Indonesian interior design styles and traditional aesthetics - a perfect blend of Indonesian cultural charm and European classic elegance! We stayed in a beachfront pool suite - during check-in, there was no need to wait in the lobby, as we could directly go to the 9th floor club for priority service. This is also where breakfast, afternoon tea, and Happy hour are provided for guests staying in suites or higher room types. It's worth mentioning that the club's breakfast lasts until 12 noon! After checking in, we took the elevator down to the first floor, where a golf cart took us straight to our beachfront pool suite with a private pool - leading directly to the bathroom. The bathroom's interior part incorporates traditional Balinese elements and adopts a spacious and bright modern design concept - looking out the window, the lush garden surrounding the pool adds to the endless holiday atmosphere. The hotel's underwater restaurant Koral: Bali’s First Aquarium Restaurant is not only the first but currently the only underwater restaurant in Bali. The ambiance and dishes are great, and the prices are much cheaper than in Sanya and Dubai. It's a must-visit when in Bali! Bali is truly a place full of charm and mystery. Its unique geographical location and multicultural background offer tourists a rich travel experience. The Island of the Gods, where paradise and deities poetically dwell, forests and oceans grow freely. In this mysterious land of Bali, culture and international perspectives collide and merge, creating Bali's unique allure - that's why, having almost traveled to all the islands in the world, Bali is still my favorite. If all the islands were likened to a person, Bali might not be the most beautiful one, but it is definitely the one with the richest cultural heritage, religious background, proficiency in music, dance, and art, and a variety of charms!