The Hotel: Wina Holiday Villa

Wina Holiday Villa, nestled on Jalan Pantai in Kuta, Bali, is a captivating retreat for travelers seeking a slice of paradise. Surrounded by the enchanting beauty of Bali's beaches, this hotel offers an idyllic coastal getaway. The resort features a range of well-appointed rooms and suites designed for comfort and relaxation, many of which offer breathtaking views of the ocean. Guests can unwind by the pristine pool, savor exquisite Indonesian and international dishes at the on-site restaurant, or rejuvenate with spa treatments inspired by traditional Balinese wellness practices. With its prime location, Wina Holiday Villa allows easy exploration of Kuta's vibrant nightlife, shopping districts, and cultural attractions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to immerse themselves in Bali's rich culture and natural beauty.

Room Details

Deluxe pool view room

• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Two people

The Area: Kuta, Bali

Sunsets over sea temples, tiered emerald rice terraces and mountain monkey sanctuaries are all part of what makes the island of Bali one of the most enchanting destinations in the world. Imbued with a mystical quality that flows through the nature and culture of the Indonesian holiday hub, Bali is a basket of arresting scenery, colourful markets and pulsing nightlife. The locals are genuine and friendly, and more than willing to give a recommendation on the best place to get quirky nail art, a tropical cocktail or handmade vase. The tourist hub of the island lies in Kuta, a bright, brash and vibrant centre where narrow laneways throng with bars, shops and offerings of flower petals, while incense wafts through the air. Walk down to the main beach for a surfing lesson with one of several schools, where equipment and instruction is provided to turn Groupies into grommets in no time. Then wander up the Poppies Lane One and Two to haggle for a bargain pair of sunglasses, a vibrant sarong or handmade tourist keepsake. As one of the biggest water parks in Asia, Waterbom is worth a visit for kiddos and adults alike for its fun slides, lazy rivers and swim-up bars. By night, visit Seminyak for Bali’s classy core, where fine dining restaurants in myriad styles sit aside glass-walled boutiques and luxury day spas. Day trippers keen for adventure journey into the middle of the island to Ubud to snap photos of green rice paddies, meet the monkeys at a crumbling forest temple or shop for art at the market. See volcanic peaks and valleys or instead go west to view the cliff top temple of Tanah Lot by sunset.