Alamanda Tower, features a rooftop oasis, three pools, two of which can be reserved for private use
Indonesian hospitality firm, Ayana Residences, has launched its latest offering, a collection of 26 exclusive residences that blend luxury living with sustainability consciousness in one of Bali’s most desirable locations.
In a press statement, Ayana says that the Alamanda Tower, features a rooftop oasis, three pools, two of which can be reserved for private use, as well as a community centre offering amenities designed to inspire wellness and connection, a lap pool, sauna, and steam room.
Ayana says that it has partnered with interior designer Carl Almeida of P49 Design to create spaces that seamlessly blend contemporary luxury with traditional Balinese elements, resulting in residences that are both stylish and authentic.
“Ayana Residences offers more than just a place to stay; it is a lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to all four Ayana Bali resorts, diverse dining options, cultural experiences at Saka Museum, and stroll through our newly launched seven-hectare botanical garden. We have also partnered with Guidepost Montessori and Green Camp to provide educational programmes for children, making this an ideal home for families,” says Michi Sonoda, Executive Assistant Manager of Sales and Marketing, Ayana Bali.
According to the statement, residents of Alamanda Tower will also have access to the extensive facilities of Ayana Bali, the island’s largest integrated resort destination spread across 90 hectares. The resort boasts 14 pools, a world-class spa, a secluded beach, dozens of dining outlets, nature-inspired kids’ camps, Saka Museum, a Balinese culture and knowledge hub, and Ayana Farm.
Ria Templar
Neighbouring options include multiple kids’ clubs and waterslides, family afternoon tea, wellness and educational activities, and adventurous kids’ camps and programmes within the grounds of Ayana Bali.
The company says it has partnered with natural living products company, Utama Spice, to provide organic amenities including 100 pc organic products, from soothing soaps and rejuvenating shampoos to gentle cleaning supplies in each residence.
“We are thrilled to bring Bali’s natural beauty into every corner of the residences. Together, we have created environments that resonate with the island’s heritage, offering unmatched comfort and eco-friendly elegance,” says Ria Templar, Co-founder, Utama Spice.
The company says that each resident at Alamanda Tower will be gifted complimentary herbal plants that they can nurture to enjoy fresh, home-grown ingredients. Additionally, it has collaborated with Saka Museum to bring curated collections of books on Balinese art and culture into each home, offering a deeper connection to the island’s rich heritage.
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