If you want to wake up every morning to lush tropical garden views from the comfort of your own bed, Mandira Courtyard Club at Balis Mandira Beach Resort is the accommodation for you. Each of the 9 rooms of this ground floor property can sleep up to 2 guests and are beautifully designed for comfort as well as privacy. The spacious bedroom is luxuriously decorated in shades of white and taupe, accented with stunning Balinese art work. The king size bed is raised slightly from the tiled floor giving guests the perfect view through the sliding glass doors to the private indoor courtyard. Here the abundance of plant life, natural materials and Indonesian stone sculpture contributes to a beautiful blurring of the lines between indoors and outdoors, giving the accommodation a utopian paradise vibe. The picturesque beauty of this area becomes even more apparent at night when youre surrounded by romantic lights and lush fresh greenery. Continuing with the theme of bringing outdoor spaces indoors, and vice versa, the open air bath and shower at Mandira Courtyard Club is the ultimate tropical holiday experience. Feel at one with nature bathing whilst surrounded by exotic vegetation in this gorgeous private open-air space. Mandira Courtyard Club offers all the amenities you would expect; complimentary broadband, TV and DVD, as well as individually-controlled air conditioning, mini bar, and tea and coffee making facilities. Guests can also enjoy full club benefits at the on-site Suling Lounge – including cocktail hour, as well as full breakfast buffet at the exclusive beachfront Azul Beach Club. #### Features Private Courtyard Club Mandira Courtyard Club is a very spacious room with indoor private courtyard and garden area, located in Bali Mandira Resort. Akamu Courtyard Club exudes style and glamour, providing nothing but five-star luxury for guests. There are a bedroom and a bathroom, and it can accommodate up to 2 adults. Interior - Double bedroom with king size bed - Bathroom with open air shower and bath tub Exterior - Private garden with a day bed Exterior Resort Facilites - Glow Spa - Adult Infinity pool - Azul Beach Club - Patio - Celgi Restaurant - Whirl pool - Bikini Bar - Beach Pool - Water slide - Balinese Statge Additional Facilites - Free WIFI internet access - Daily Housekeeping service - Mini bar - Tea & coffee making facilities - Safety Box+ - Individually controlled AC - Hairdryer - Slippers - Umbrella - Alarm Clock - Smoke Detectors - Fire Sprinkler - Bedside control panel - Iron/Ironing Board (based on request) - Escort to Guest Room at Check-In #### Location One of the luxury accommodation options at Balis Mandira Resort and Spa, Mandira Courtyard Club is just a few steps away from the resorts restaurants, beaches, and pools, and only a 10 minute walk from the Beachwalk Shopping Mall in Kuta. This chic open air mall features popular chain stores as well as local brands and restaurants. The mall also houses various events throughout the year such as Bali Cultural Experience which offers authentic performances in Balinese dance and music, as well as acoustic evenings. Beautiful vegetation and water features make this shopping centre a real jewel in the beach paradise of Kutas crown. If you have something more spiritual and contemplative in mind, Kuta has many beautiful cultural landscapes to explore. Petitenget Temple is a revered holy site originally built to ward off dark forest spirits and is still an active place of worship for the local people. The intricate architecture of this beautiful temple has a rustic feel of red brick and sandstone. The staircase, inspired by a dragon, leads up to Balinese shrines and tourists may catch a glimpse of the locals presenting offerings and burning incense. Religious festivals are a common occurrence here and are often held on the adjacent beach – making it perfect for tourists to soak up the Balinese culture as well as the Balinese sun! Petitenget Temple is not a bustling tourist attraction, but it is open to visitors who wish to enjoy the tranquil location and scenic views. A dress code does apply, with visitors asked to wear a sarong to cover their knees and ankles, and to ensure that shoulders and midriffs are covered.