More than just accommodations, guests are expected to discover exceptional experiences and world-class hospitality that redefine your stay.
Nuanu Creative City, a 44-hectare creative city located in the serene southwest coastline of Bali, officially launched its newest accommodation, Nuanu Suites, with three unique rooms. The official launch was marked by a traditional Balinese ‘Melaspas’ ceremony, a sacred ritual symbolising a fresh start and blessing for new buildings.
The newly inaugurated Nuanu Suites & Accommodations feature distinctive architectural elements–circular, rounded structures inspired by the Fibonacci sequence, a design philosophy deeply aligned with Nuanu’s creative vision.
Melaspas, a Balinese ceremony to celebrate the new buildings, symbolising a fresh start
Nestled in the heart of Nuanu, Nuanu Suites & Accommodations—comprising spacious 21 rooms and a Shell House which came in 5 rooms—offers world-class hospitality, unique interiors, and thoughtfully designed landscapes, creating visually stunning and comfortable living spaces for those seeking extraordinary accommodations.
Nuanu Suites & Accommodations, a premier accommodation located in the core of Nuanu, offering three distinct dimensions
Despite its similar architectural approach, each offers a distinct experience. Guests traveling with a large family or group can rent the spacious 5-bedroom Shell House, while the suites are ideal for couples or small families. All Nuanu Suites guests can also enjoy exclusive access to Luna Beach Club, elevating their stay with premium leisure and relaxation opportunities.
Aside from Nuanu Suites & Accommodations, guests can also choose multiple hotels and residences available across Nuanu, each offering distinctive designs and experiences.
Oshom Bali
Situated at the intersection of the Indian Ocean and the striking black sand beaches of Bali’s southwest coast, Oshom Bali presents a unique dual experience. Guests can immerse themselves in the majestic ocean views or retreat to the tranquil mangrove forest.
