SRS-WORLDHOTELS Bali Hilton Launches New Ayodya Palace

The 75-room retreat is a world of romance, grandeur, finery and exquisite pleasures inspired by ancient myths and tales of love; created for romance, relaxation and rejuvenation in one majestic setting on the beautiful Nusa Dua beachfront. It opened in time to welcome Malaysia's Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammed, Thailand’s Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, and Myanmar’s Prime Minister General Khin Nyu as its first guests, when they visited Bali for the ASEAN Business Summit. The luxury refurbishment is the first major renovation for the classic hotel since it opened its doors in 1990.

“It's a dreamy destination in a quiet corner of the Bali Hilton, unique in its facilities, amenities and contemporary design and ambience -- a new level of exclusive guest experience,” said Ian E. McKie, Director of Hotel Operations. A first for any club-style facility in Bali is the purpose-built Ayodya Spa, exclusive to Palace guests, featuring four serene therapy suites with tropical, outdoor relaxation bale pavilion, bath and shower facilities, delivering Balinese traditional treatments and exclusive spa rituals.

Other new features include a world-class butler service -- serving breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails or in-room lunch or dinner - or even running your bath. The exciting transformation has seen every corner of the magnificent Palace stripped and completely revitalized, with a modern Eastern design nonetheless inspired by the grand palaces of the legendary Ayodya Kingdom.

The Ayodya Palace features six categories of rooms and suites -- all with sleek new interiors drawn from a modern interpretation of classical Balinese culture. On top of the eighteen suites, there are four specially-designed 'Honeymoon Rooms' for newly-weds. The refurbishment is completed by 53 Garden and Ocean View Rooms. With premium service, all guests have a dedicated Ayodya Concierge, and improved amenities including a satellite 25 inch flat screen TV, free internet access, stereo for inroom movies and state of the art climate control. Complimentary food and beverage includes breakfast, snacks, afternoon tea and evening cocktails.

“The Ayodya Palace truly creates a romantic, relaxing and rejuvenating retreat for those wanting a more private, sophisticated and individual option to the Hilton’s existing luxury resort hotel” said Mr Ian E. McKie.

To celebrate the opening, a World of Romance package from just US$120++ a night is on offer until December 26, 2003 -- with 20% commission for bona fide travel agents. It includes airport transfers, welcome flower garland and drink, and a free local shuttle to Bali Golf & Country Club and The Galleria Nusa Dua shopping center. For bookings of 5 nights or more guests will receive complimentary additions valued at US$175++ including king size bed, special room service Honeymoon Breakfast on the first morning, a romantic private candlelit dinner, one Royal Spa Treatment per person per stay and a honeymoon gift.

All Wedding Packages booked with deluxe room accommodation also receive an automatic free upgrade to The Ayodya Palace Room. “The Ayodya Palace is a stunning addition to our portfolio of members and a fabulous asset for Bali Hilton International,” said Roland Jegge, Vice President Asia/Pacific of SRS-WORLDHOTELS.

SRS-WORLDHOTELS is one of the world's leading hotel sales, marketing and distribution organizations. This progressive and steadily expanding corporation provides independently operated hotels and hotel groups with innovative sales, marketing and distribution services. SRS-WORLDHOTELS represents over 450 member properties in 65 countries spanning all continents. Unique in its approach, SRS-WORLDHOTELS meets the requirements of business travelers and vacationers alike by providing three different hotel categories: the exclusive Deluxe Collection, the First Class Collection, ideal for the discerning guest, and the Comfort Collection, renowned for offering excellent value for money.

SRS-WORLDHOTELS on the Internet: www.srs-worldhotels.com


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