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The Haven Bali Suites & Villas

4 Star Hotel in Seminyak, Bali

Location: 
The Haven Bali Suites & Villas is a unique property, it is set in Seminyak, a thriving tourist and residential area on the west coast of Bali, north of Kuta and Legian. With surrounding high end shopping centers, eateries and commercial strips, this property is a good base for travelers of all sorts. A combination of a boutique hotel, villas and apartments, The Haven Bali features an impressive range of rooms and suites fitted with standard amenities and a wide range of facilities including an outdoor swimming pool, private pools (in Villas), fitness center and business center.
 
Hotel Facilities:
The Haven Bali features an impressive range of rooms and suites fitted with standard amenities and a wide range of facilities including an outdoor swimming pool, private pools (in Villas), fitness center, restaurant, bar, wellness spa and business centre.   Dining:
The SABBEN: Offering food that is both healthy and delicious, SABEEN sources the finest seasonal and organic ingredients alongside choice imports to bring you sublime salads, pan-Asian classics and elaborations on international favourites. SABEEN also offers rebalancing smoothies, power potions and rejuvenating juices, tea, coffee and a wide selection of wines and spirits.

The Spa:
Atma Spa was developed to reflect natural elegant. Certified therapists gently soothe away all your anxieties, worries and lull you into homeostatic balance. Pamper your body using traditional essences such as sandalwood, lavender & ginger. Natural ingredients such as frangipani flower, pandan leaf and boreh are all present to enhance the experience for the senses.

Hotel Guest Service:
Porter Service, Shuttle Service, Baby Cot Available, 24-Hour Front Desk, Handicapped Facilities, 24-Hour Doctor On Call, Currency Exchange Counter, Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service, Massage Service, Tour Counter.  WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.

Rooms:
The Haven boasts 60 spacious suites offering a total of 90 bedrooms in one and two bedroom configurations. The earthy minimalist style suites overlook a trio of swimming pools ensconced in landscaped tropical gardens inspired by Bali’s rich natural heritage. All hotel rooms surround a courtyard filled with tropical flora and dominated by an elegant ziggurat sculpture, with water gently cascading down its steps.
Each room is equipped with: mini-bar and coffee & tea making facilities, LCD flat screen TVs with cable network, IDD phone line, In-room safety box, Individually controlled air-conditioning , 24 hour Room Service. WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.

The Villas at THE HAVEN offers seven villa residences of one and two bedrooms featuring private pools and split-level living.
All villas feature the latest amenities including LCD flat screen TVs, digital audio systems, queen size beds with high thread count linens and custom furnishings throughout.
The villas also benefit from a concierge service, which endeavours to fulfil a diversity of requests and requirements.

 

 

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Check-in time

14:00

Check-out time

12:00

Facilities

  • 24 Hours reception
  • Air Condition
  • Bar
  • Free WiFi / Internet
  • In room: Free toiletries
  • In room: Hairdryer
  • In room: IDD Telephone
  • In room: Minibar
  • In room: Safety Deposit Box
  • In room: TV
  • Lounge
  • Outdoor pool
  • Private bathroom
  • Seating area
  • SPA
  • Tour desk

Facilities & Facts

Services:
Room service, Shuttle service (free), Airport shuttle (surcharge), 24-hour front desk, Concierge service, Babysitting/child services, Laundry, WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
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Seminyak

Seminyak

Seminyak

Located at the northern end of Legian, Seminyak is Bali’s most stylish and cosmopolitan beach resort. It combines a little urban chic with a vibrant European style atmosphere and attracts affluent package tourists and a constant flow of trendy clubbers.  Seminyak is Bali’s most fashionable area, home to among the island’s luxurious resorts and host to a number of fine restaurants and boutiques. Fashion stores and top dining spots with international chefs cooking up world-class cuisine line the streets, from Jalan Petitenget to Jalan Kayu Aya.

Seminyak’s Petitenget Beach offers a more secluded ambiance compared to its sister strands of Kuta and Legian to the south. However, after sunset a livelier nightlife scene takes over.
Chic hotels such as the W Retreat & Spa, or premier dining and entertainment venues such as Ku De Ta and the Potato Head Beach Club, have all garnered an international following.

Seminyak Beach offers a more refined resort feel compared to its neighbouring areas of Kuta and Legian, home to among the island’s best dining, nightlife and entertainment venues. Seminyak outshines the two as the island’s most prized beach resort area. Undercurrents are usually strong, and surfing is mostly for the advanced. Other activities to be had along the coast include horseback riding that starts from the Umalas stables in Canggu in the north, down to Seminyak’s Petitenget coast and Legian’s Blue Ocean Beach area. Seminyak sunsets are not to be missed, best enjoyed while chilling out with friends around the glitzy poolsides of the WooBar at the W Resort Bali, or down on the beachfront lawns of Ku De Ta or the Potato Head Beach Club.

It is hard to imagine that only ten years ago this was a distinctly separate village, and something of a backwater. Development has occurred at an astonishing pace, and as well as absorbing all green space which formerly separated Seminyak from Legian, it is now almost impossible to determine where Seminyak ends and the nearby villages of Petitenget, Umalas and Kerobokan begin

 

Beaches:
Seminyak Beach offers a more refined resort feel compared to its neighbouring areas of Kuta and Legian, home to among the island’s best dining, nightlife and entertainment venues. Seminyak outshines the two as the island’s most prized beach resort area. Undercurrents are usually strong, and surfing is mostly for the advanced.

Echo Beach is one of Bali’s most recently christened surf spots. The nickname overshadows its local name ‘Pantai Batu Mejan’, after a significant Balinese Hindu sea temple on site.
Petitenget Beach is a continuous expanse of grey sand stretching in both directions as far as the eye can see. To the south it becomes Legian Beach and then Kuta Beach, but is noticeably quieter than both. The sunsets here are famous, and opportunites abound to mix with the glitterati who frequent the high end beach front estalilshments such as Ku De Ta. Easy access points to the beach are at the end of Jalan Dhyana Pura, and from the large public car park (Rp 2,000) between Petitenget Temple and La Luciola restaurant.

 

Get Around at Seminyak:
The streets of Seminyak are increasingly jammed, with Jalan Laksmana being a particular black-spot. Your best options here are to walk or rent a motorcycle/bicycle. Taxis are everywhere available for a small price. Be sure the taxi driver put on the taximeter.

Nightlife:
Most of the lounges and clubs in Seminyak offer elegant interior designs and outdoor landscapes with green beachfront lawns and pools lined with shaded daybeds and facing the surf. Some also feature poolside bars, serving an extensive array of fine quality cocktails, martinis, wines, champagnes and vodkas. From the long-standing Ku De Ta, the elegant Potato Head Beach Club and WooBar at the W Retreat along the famous Jalan Petitenget, to the slightly far end of Batubelig Beach where the refined Mozaic Beach Club resides, Seminyak offers night owls among the island’s greatest haunts and watering holes.

Please note:
Current underflows can be strong, always swim between the red and yellow flags, don’t swim too far out! Do not leave your belongings unattended on the beach.
Do not do drugs! It can carry the death penalty, and there are enough foreigners residing in Bali courtesy of the Govt. prison service!
Do not  touch people’s heads – it is very offensive to Hindus.
Do not forget to look and listen while you cross the road. Cars may stop, motorbikes may not!
Do not walk in front of people praying.
At cremations, do not get in the way of the attendees – however important that photographic opportunity is!
Women are not allowed to enter temples during menstruation.
In a temple: Always wear a sarong and sash.
Driving: In Bali always expects the unexpected; always keep your eyes open and your mind on driving.

Money changers:
Please be very careful when changing your money. Always check the rate of exchange and commission (if any) the money changer is taking. Most importantly, always count your money before you leave the premises and if you can, bring your own calculator, as the ones used by some places can be “a little inaccurate”.

 

Seminyak Map & Hotels:
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Attractions

AttractionsSeminyak Beach and Petitenget Beach is a continuous expanse of grey sand stretching in both directions as far as the eye can see. To the south it becomes Legian Beach and then Kuta Beach, but is noticeably quieter than both. The sunsets here are famous, and opportunites abound to mix with the glitterati who frequent the high end beach front estalilshments.

Pura Petitenget at the beachside off Jl Petitenget is a compact, pretty Balinese temple, which is known for particularly spectacular beach-side ceremonies. A must-see, especially if you’re staying in the area, the centuries-old temple comes to life during its festive 210-day anniversaries. The name of the street that runs parallel to the beach is actually taken from the temple. Also, the namesake Petitenget Beach is only a few steps away from the temple where visitors and locals enjoy the best spots to share in the gorgeous sunset moments.

Biasa ArtSpace is the sister enterprise of the renowned Bali-based Biasa fashion brand. It is located only steps away from the Biasa Seminyak flagship store on the main road, and houses a fine collection of contemporary art that will appeal to art and fashion lovers in mind. Regular exhibitions are held featuring great and upcoming contemporary Indonesian artists are masters at various forms from paintings, figurines, to enigmatic sculpture and other awe-inspiring works. Location: Jalan Raya Seminyak 34, Seminyak

Kendra Gallery serves as a unique art space where you can freely drop in to browse through the vibrant works on display, and where like-minded visitors mingle with the creators behind the artworks at any of its featured exhibition openings. A great place to escape the hectic traffic of downtown Seminyak, Kendra Gallery is within a 10-minute walk to Jalan Laksmana. Location: Jalan Drupadi 88B, Seminyak.

Things to do:

Things to do:Seminyak is the high-end spa capital of Bali. Your spa experience here will be one of great luxury in a sophisticated setting. You pay up for all of that of course, but the prices are still 50% or more cheaper than you would pay in a western country. Fashion stores and top dining spots with international chefs cooking up world-class cuisine line the streets, from Jalan Petitenget to Jalan Kayu Aya.

Sufting: Conquer the waves around Seminyak - No matter if you are new to surfing or you are an experienced surfer, the beaches around Seminyak offer great opportunities. Beginners will find suitable waves at Kuta and Legian beach, while expert surfers can take on the more challenging breaks at the beaches north of Seminyak. Boards can be rented almost everywhere, and several surf schools around Seminyak will teach you to master waves.

Visit one of Seminyak´s stylish beach clubs - Along the beach, several elegant beach clubs attracts the glitterati of Seminyak. You shouldn’t deny yourself a visit to at least one of them whether it will be for a lazy breakfast, to lounge by the pool during the day, to watch the sun sets into the Indian Ocean, an evening cocktail, or to dine in one of the beach Club restaurants, which are among some of Seminyak’s best.

Rooftop dining Seminyak is having a love affair with rooftops. And why not, when the weather is this good? SOS Supper Club, on the roof of Anantara Seminyak hotel, is the leader of the pack, with nightly DJs and unfettered views of the Indian Ocean. Book a table under the stars for a steak dinner or flop on a day bed to snack and watch the stars come out with a Bali Classic in hand (strawberry, lime, cranberry, lychee with pomegranate juice and sparkling wine) or a pitcher of SOS punch.

Shopping - The island's best fashion is found in Seminyak, with beautiful, often handmade clothes at a price you'll never find in Europe, USA , Japan or Australia.

Join the party crowds at Seminyak’s clubs - Seminyak might still be the home of Bali’s craziest nightlife, but if you want to party in style Seminyak is the only place to be. Friday and Saturday night are the liveliest any time of the year, but in the peak seasons you can dance on the beach or sip cocktails until late any night of the week.

Restaurants

The best restaurants in Seminyak make up most of Bali’s greatest and most well-established dining spots, with the streets throughout this upscale beach resort area being recognized as must-visit dining destinations.

Ku De Ta is easily one of Seminyak’s famous long-running nightlife institutions – often considered the trendsetter for upscale nightlife and beach dining in Seminyak, and an inspiration to other similar beach club venues all over the island. The venue features a unique layout with a main restaurant area, a dedicated bar, a centrepiece lawn bordering the beachfront where all special events take place and a special private loft for secluded VIP-style moments.

Mozaic Beach Club extends the quality-dining scene of Ubud’s Mozaic Restaurant Gastronomique to the southern shores of Bali, with a twist. A poolside bar and lounge with a seaside sundeck offers a laidback alternative to the sophisticated private dining restaurant north of the blue tiled pool. As the only beach club on this black-sand beach, Mozaic Beach Club offers two different dining scenes.

SOS Supper Club is one of Seminyak’s trendiest chill-outs, offering a relaxing vibe, stylish settings and a high vantage point overlooking the rolling surf and dramatic sunsets. Comprising an open-air restaurant and cocktail bar, and a lively space for gigs and clubbing, the venue forms the signature lounge of the Anantara Seminyak Bali, located at the beachfront end of Jalan Abimanyu (formerly known as Jalan Dhyana Pura).

Potato Head Beach Club has fast gained popularity as one of the most happening venues in Seminyak, joining the array of world-class hotspots that line this upscale, cosmopolitan coastal village. The venue is next door to the W Retreat, and its access from the main Jalan Petitenget road is similar to W’s, with a long and narrow lane that transports you to a world of drinks, dining and partying on its lawn beachfront.

Cocoon is a striking venue on the corner of Jalan Double Six, the legendary beach street famous for its hangouts and nightlife in southern Seminyak. It features an inviting blue centrepiece pool surrounded by white sun loungers, serving as a cool pool retreat with sea views and embroidered traditional Balinese parasols by day. Cocoon serves Asian fusion and Mediterranean cuisine and offers a great chill out scene with innovative cocktails to match the sunsets. (Jlan Double Six).

Hu’u Bar is among the most celebrated venues on Jalan Petitenget in Seminyak. The venue is part of the Hu’u brand that also features a restaurant and luxury accommodation facilities. Hu’u first opened in 2001 and has since enjoyed success with crowds of partygoers and diners from around the world.

Mint Bali - If Seminyak’s well-established venues don’t get you grooving enough, you might want to check out this latest addition on Jalan Petitenget that specifically caters to lingering clubbers who still have the oomph to dance into the wee hours. Mint Bali is a go-to place for late evening drinks and after-dinner gatherings with friends.

Pull up at smokin' Mamasan, the cooler little sister to Seminyak dining stalwart Sarong, and order the snapper dumplings for a taste epiphany (Jl Raya Kerobokan 135.

Mades Warung - Don't be expecting the usual dingy tiles and rickety tables at the island's most famous warung (restaurant). Made's is all-singing, all-dancing, with a cute little Balinese dance show each night. At Jl. Seminyak.

Other good Restaurants are: Ultimo, Chanti, The Breeze (alli in Jl. Kayu Aya). and Metis in Jl. Petitenget.
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