The all-inclusive luxury brand Paradisus by Meliá is preparing to make its debut in one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia.

Meliá Bali — the first hotel opened by Meliá Hotels International outside of Spain, inaugurated 40 years ago — is undergoing a full renovation to be transformed into a new Paradisus by Meliá.

Paradisus Bali is set to open its doors next December, becoming the brand’s first property in Asia and marking yet another milestone in the history of Meliá Hotels International. This rebranding is part of the Group’s broader repositioning plan.

The new Paradisus by Meliá Bali will feature 485 luxury suites and seven villas. Other amenities will include four pools spread throughout the grounds and surrounded by tropical gardens and lagoons, eight new restaurants serving upscale global gastronomy, and 12 locations throughout the property where guests can enjoy top shelf drinks.

After the renovation, the hotel will also introduce distinct spaces tailored to every type of traveler. The Reserve, an adults-only haven, offers elevated service, exclusive privileges, and refined facilities. Meanwhile, Family Concierge provides a luxury experience thoughtfully designed for families, ensuring personalized service and curated amenities for all ages.

Moving beyond the concept of all-inclusive, Paradisus by Meliá Bali’s Destination-Inclusive® program prioritizes guest immersion in the destination, while emphasizing holistic well-being. Daily exclusive experiences will be on offer, inside and outside the property, with each designed to help guests uncover the beauty, rich culture and nature of Bali.

Paradisus will also look to the island’s rich and varied wellness philosophies for wellness-related activities at the property. This will be complemented by the YHI Spa, which will offer a variety of treatments in a tranquil setting. The newly-imagined 12 treatment room sanctuary, which is set in a garden, will feature a circuit pool with its own relaxation area. ​

Paradisus by Meliá Bali is located on the coast of Nusa Dua, 12 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport.