Luxury Lanai Room Ocean View
55 m²up to 4★
//The Oberoi Bali
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A long-standing Seminyak beachfront hotel built around 16 acres of mature gardens and 500 metres of sand, with thatched-roof lanai rooms and villas rather than a tower block. Book it for the gardens, the quiet, and a walk of about six minutes to Seminyak Square. The shared pool reads as dated in reviews, and breakfast isn't automatically included.
The Oberoi Bali sits on Seminyak Beach within 16 acres of mature tropical gardens, with direct access to 500 metres of sand. Thatched-roof lanai rooms — garden, partial ocean or ocean view — with private terraces have been the hotel's signature since the 1970s; villas add garden-to-ocean views and, in some categories, a private pool.
Beyond four restaurants (Frangipani Cafe, Kura Kura, The Amphitheatre, Kayu Bar) and a spa with open-air pavilions, reviews also point to the family side of the property: babysitting, supervised kids' activities, a turtle sanctuary. The shared beachfront pool is spacious but reads as dated in some reviews; Wi-Fi carries a fee, and breakfast isn't included at standard rates.
Seminyak Square is about a six-minute walk away, and Ku De Ta's sunset scene is within walking distance too, so the move from the gardens' quiet to Seminyak's livelier side is an easy one. The airport is 9 km away; drive time depends on traffic. Meal plan varies by rate.
The resort is amazing! But what we loved the most is the service… it was exceptionalllllllllllllll We extended our stay few time coz of service This hotel deserves every penny paid for 😍 Attention to details, arrangements of everything in the best way So much friendly and careful people surround you during the stay And it’s very relaxing place
I love the Oberoi . The ambience , the staff and service is outstanding .
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Great location and staff
— Food and beverage options very limiting and not the high quality expected at such a resort.
No. Reviews describe babysitting, supervised kids' activities and a turtle sanctuary; some activities like mountain biking carry a minimum age and height.
Direct access to 500 metres of beach within 16 acres of mature tropical gardens; a spacious beachfront pool, plus private pools in select villas.
The hotel states 9 km. Drive time varies with Seminyak's traffic, so treat it as a taxi ride that can run long at peak times rather than a fixed number of minutes.
The Luxury Lanai Room Ocean View for the hotel's signature style; the Garden View version is the same room and size at a lower rate.
Seminyak Square is about a 6-minute walk, and Ku De Ta and Seminyak's southern beach clubs are within walking distance too.
Luxurious Beachside Accommodation:
Experience the epitome of luxury at The Oberoi Beach Resort, Bali. Nestled in tropical gardens, this resort offers stunning beachside accommodation with authentic Balinese architecture.
Gourmet Dining and Entertainment:
Enjoy a culinary journey at the resort's diverse dining options. From a delightful breakfast at Frangipani Cafe to themed buffet dinners at The Amphitheatre, indulge in Indonesian, Asian, and Continental cuisines. End your day with cocktails at Kayu Bar while admiring the mesmerizing views of the Indian Ocean.
Relaxation and Wellness:
Unwind at Oberoi Spa with open-air massage pavilions and rejuvenating beauty treatments overlooking a serene pond. Stay active at the fitness centre or explore nearby attractions with the help of the tour desk.
Book now to immerse yourself in unparalleled luxury and hospitality at The Oberoi Beach Resort, Bali.
The Oberoi's signature room: a 55 m² thatched-roof bungalow with an ocean view and a private terrace — the purest version of the style the hotel has run since the 1970s.
Value pick:Luxury Lanai Room Garden View — the same lanai bungalow and 55 m² footprint, facing the gardens instead of the sea.
The easiest reason to leave the gardens: restaurants and shops that are a genuine change of pace from the resort's quiet, manicured feel.
Seminyak's longest-running sunset address: loungers fill from mid-afternoon, DJ sets start as the sky turns, and a table by the rail is worth reserving ahead.
A more low-key, beanbags-on-sand alternative to Ku De Ta's polish — go with a little daylight left to enjoy the walk down.
