Johnny Tao

Review of AYANA Resort and Spa Bali and ...

It is a vast resort in the hinterland. It is divid...

It is a vast resort in the hinterland. It is divided into five or six districts. There is a shuttle bus every ten minutes to help the tenants to and from different locations. If you want to explore every corner of the resort, you may need to stay for three or five days. No matter which park you live in (this time you stay in Rimba), all the facilities of the resort can be used, including more than a dozen swimming pools and the innermost Kubu private beach. When you make a reservation, you can choose whether or not to include breakfast (about one person plus NT$1,000). Breakfast is a buffet. The breakfast is flat and stable, which is the level of luxury hotels. Rimba and Ayana each have a buffet restaurant for breakfast. Interestingly, if you live in Rimba, you can also eat Ayana's breakfast and vice versa. So if you live for more than a day, you can eat it in turn. The room type of this time is a hillside room. The room is like a room of a general five-star hotel. There are some, but there is nothing special about it. It may be because the restaurant has a long history, and when you enter the room, you feel that there is a musty smell that has been blowing for a long time. The socket of the toilet broke down and it was impossible to blow the hair in the toilet. When I checked in, I found that there was still a little water left in the kettle (the room was not cleaned). Overall, the public facilities are great, all the staff are very kind and kind, but the rooms are average. Finally, because the resort itself is in a ridiculous way, once you check in, you basically don t want to leave, so this time you also eat the restaurants (19 in total), but the price is of course expensive (to the island of Bali). In terms of price, the atmosphere and landscape of the restaurant are all the same. I prefer the Unique Rooftop Bar to the Rock Bar, which everyone is mad at.