Hotel Tugu - Bali, Indonesia

Accommodation

The opulence of this small luxury hotel is carried over to the 21 guest rooms, where elements of Balinese design are used to great effect. Old doors from a village house, timber interior, handcrafted bathtubs, selected paintings and antiques combine to weave a stunning visual treat for the guests.  Two of the guest suites pay homage to foreign painters Adrien Jean Le Mayeur de Merpres and Walter Spies, who made Indonesia their home and championed the culture of their adopted homeland through their art.  The lavish garden Dedari Suites feature private plunge pools and huge handcrafted bathtubs while the Rejand Suites on the upper floors boast massage beds and breathtaking views of the paddy fields and the sea beyond.  Some suites at this small luxury hotel offer private plunge pools and luxurious bathrooms hand-crafted by local artisans.
The highly individualized nature of each guest room will ensure that no two visits to the boutique hotel will be exactly the same.

Honeymoon guests are ushered to Puri Le Mayeur, the romantic honeymoon suite that was created as a stunning tribute to the romantic of Belgian painter Le Mayeur and his beautiful Balinese muse Ni Polok. This spacious single story villa floats above a lotus pond overlooking the sea. The romantic interior is filled with replicas of Balinese furniture from Le Mayeur's Sanur residence and some of the memorabilia of the artist. Keepsake photographs and the dominant red colour lit with gold carvings reflect the warm love of every honeymoon couple, and the eternal memories of Le Mayeur and Ni Polok's love.  The colonial style architecture of the Walter Spies Pavilion is reminiscent of his days in Yogya. Memorabilia from his days there are beautifully displayed within the pavilion which features a unique sunken bathroom. A magical ambience is created by the superb antique stained glass windows that decorate both the main pavilion and the bathhouse. A fitting tribute to this great artist.