Melia Bali

Melia Bali is located in a private resort in Bali. We had the all-inclusive package and it was very nice. I like the fact that we could choose from 5 restaurants and we didn't manage to try all the food in the 6 nights / 7 days that we stayed there. Everything was very clean, the room, the pool and the beach.

I would highly recommend this resort this is the 2nd time we have stayed here once many years ago this time we stayed 2 nights before heading elsewhere. We had a lagoon access room with all inclusive fantastic value for money . Food is of great quality abd a great variety of 5 restaurants to choose from Japanese and Spanish restaurants were great with fantastic food. Breakfast was busy and had a line out the door if you went a bit later than 8.40am but staff were wonderful and tried utmost best to get everyone a table asap.Beautiful views of the beach if you sat at the beachside restaurant we recommend this to anyone going to Bali

My husband and I stayed here for 5 nights and wish we'd stayed longer. The check in process was honestly the longest check in I've experienced ever...globally. However, this was the only problem we encountered at all, during our stay. We had a ground floor room in building 3 - not too far from the pool. The room was quiet and clean and with...wait for it...no bad odor!! So many places in Bali end up smelly musty or mildewy due to the high humidity. However, this was one of only 3 places I've stayed in all of Bali that didn't have that problem. The pool is huge but noisy (no adults-only pool); however, the Aqua Stretch and Aqua Aerobics classes were great fun! You can order food and drinks poolside without even clocking a step on your Fitbit. Service staff are very helpful here but do seem to be run-off-their-feet. We stayed off-peak, but the wait times were still epic. Prepare yourself for long wait times for food, drink and service. Just try to relax and go with the flow ;) ...and think ahead if you're feeling hungry or parched and order before you're starving! You might like to try one of the restaurants other than the beach/buffet if you want more personal (and faster) service. However, the breakfast buffet is amazing. Multiple egg chefs and cuisine for variety of tastes and nationalities. Lunch at El Patio is pretty quiet as everyone is at the beach/pool. My husband enjoyed the steak at the Spanish restaurant. The gym is well-equipped and a very popular part of the resort. They run HIIT and Yoga classes throughout the week. There's also a little 5km run mapped out around the resort. You can hire non-motorised water equipment (this was free with our all-inclusive deal). I highly recommend trying a stand-up paddle board. Based on our experience, I would definitely recommend getting an all-inclusive package. That way you can just relax, and eat, drink and enjoy what you want without having to worry about additional costs. There are a couple of warungs near the beach though just outside the resort if if option isn't for you and you'd like to save some money. Tips: - Make sure you arrive a little earlier for Yoga classes - they're very popular. - The beach area is less crowded and noisy than the pool - for better cocktail service and less wait time, head to the lobby bar