Hotel Tugu Bali

Nestled between the pristine, wave-sung sunset beach of Canggu, the whispering rice fields, the quaint fishermen village, and the adjacent Batu Bolong Temple, one of Bali's most sacred, Hotel Tugu Bali is said to be an experience too surreally beautiful to be true. As is the case with the creation of the other Tugu properties, Hotel Tugu Bali was built upon a passion for the romantic beauty of the art, history and culture of the islands of Java and Bali. A vast collection of priceless Indonesian antiques and artworks adorned the many faces of the hotel, blending pure tropical luxury with an out-of-the-ordinary ambience. 

Hotel Tugu Bali's architecture and interior reflect the art, culture and history of Indonesia in general and Bali in particular. The Wantilan Agung Lobby (Grand Ceremonial House) houses an art gallery featuring Anhar's exclusive collection of historic Indonesian artwork, antiquities and cultural artifacts. Wantilan Agung is decorated with wooden Boma Heads (mythological giant guardians) on the top of crossbeams, and columns inspired by the ancient ceremonial house in the ancient village of Bayung Gede. Among the antiquities displayed here is the precious Cupu Manik. The main entrance leads to the resort's 22 rooms and suites, amidst tropical gardens and a tranquil pool of wild lotus.