The Hanging Gardens of Bali is located near the village of Payangan in the heart of Bali.
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The luxurious resort has had multiple claims to fame since it first opened in 2005, most of them focused on its iconic twin-tiered swimming pool.
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Stays at the resort are available at a variety of pricing options, starting at $445 per night ...
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... and reaching up to $6,200 for a night in the Hidden Palace with the top-level Indulgence Package.
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The Hidden Palace package provides guests with access to a 21,000-square-foot luxury villa complete with private bar, restaurant, kitchen and lounge — and a 24-hour butler.
But the truly spectacular part of the experience can be found in the nature that surrounds the resort.
The hotel was designed to integrate with the nature around it, rather than impose upon it, and it has multiple patios and outdoor spaces to best show off the surroundings.
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Nowhere is that more evident than in the design of the pools, which offer sweeping views of the surrounding jungle.
The way the pools are stacked gives them the illusion of floating above the jungle, both during the day ...
According to the Boutique Hotel Awards, the resort prides itself on the secrecy it affords its guests — though some errant monkeys have been known to pop in for a visit.
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Bali has long been known as a luxury resort destination and is famed for its world-class scuba diving and beautiful swimming pools.
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