bali hotels advice
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bali hotels advice
HI<BR><BR>I am planning a honeymoon for end October..<BR><BR>My fiance is really into going to Bali, so was hoping that you could give us some advice on where to stay and where to avoid??<BR><BR>To help you...here is a bit about us...<BR><BR>1 We want to stay away from tourist droves<BR><BR>2 Not into the idea of staying in big hotel chains (eg 4 seasons/Hyatt) UNLESS they really are the best option.<BR><BR>3. Want privacy<BR><BR>4. Would like to split the trip between various areas. Ubud, beaches, mountains etc<BR><BR>5. Would like to spend 2 or 3 days on a gorgeous untouristy beach (maybe one of the smaller islands?)<BR><BR>Trip will be btween 1 and 2 weeks (we are from Australia so flight durations arent a problem)<BR><BR>Not sure what else i can say...will think of more as i get your replies...<BR><BR>Thanks in advance<BR><BR>Sonia
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My husband and I stayed at the Chedi Hotel near Ubud in March, 2001. It was wonderful! Great food in an outdoor (but covered) dining area. Outdoor shower in a private garden area and a cubby hole with a sliding door over the bed..to let in fresh air and exotic sounds at night. Paradise!
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If you're only going for one to two weeks, choose at most two places to stay. Each time you move, it's a hassle and you'll detract from the feeling of relaxation and being away from everything by moving too much. <BR><BR>Where to stay away from? Kuta (obviously) and Nusa Dua.<BR><BR>If you are staying two weeks and want another island to try, Lombok is lovely.
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Seven years ago we stayed at the Oberoi and loved it. The beach was beautiful with hardly a sole on it. The rooms were to die for. We got a very good deal through Leading Hotels of the World. Included meals, airport pickup and a private tour in a limo.
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On where to stay away from...<BR><BR>Kuta is filled with adolescent Aussie males, lots of drinking and partying and loud music. The atmosphere is absolutely obnoxious.<BR><BR>You may want to read the thread here about Nusa Dua. Some people love it ("It's like Hawaii") and others, like myself, find it sterile and "not Bali." It was developed to be a high-end tourist enclave, and there are plenty of high priced hotels there, but few signs of Bali.



