Preferred Hotels & Resorts has added four Bali hotels to its international network, increasing its presence in Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asia region.
The latest additions take the company’s total in Indonesia to five, including AYANA Midplaza Jakarta.
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The newly added Bali properties, which joined L.V.X. Collection, are spread across Canggu, Uluwatu, Ubud and Sanur.
Ametis Villa Bali in Canggu has 14 private villas with residential-style layouts, private pools, open living spaces and interiors influenced by local design.
Services include a butler for each villa and a range of guest activities, including cycling trips, cultural visits, farm tours, beach picnics and dining within the villa.
The hotel also has Ruby Spa and Billy Ho, a restaurant led by chef-restaurateur Will Meyrick.
In the Bingin area of Uluwatu, Nuju Uluwatu has 17 private pool villas.
It recently opened following its July 2026 launch and is positioned close to cafés, surf beaches, wellness studios and coastal viewpoints in the area.
Samsara Ubud is a One-Michelin Key resort in Kelusa Village, to the north of central Ubud.
The site includes 17 villas in a rainforest setting. Each unit has a heated infinity pool, outdoor living areas and views over the valley.
The property’s facilities and activities include Chakra Spa, floating breakfasts, live jazz, moonlight cinema and Samsara Pustaka, described as a literary and cultural space.
The Meru Sanur is a 184-suite beachfront resort on Sanur Beach.
It is part of ‘The Sanur’, Indonesia’s first special economic zone focused on health and wellness tourism.
The hotel includes pools by the beach, a spa, a fitness centre and a children’s club.
Under the Preferred Wellbeing programme, it offers treatments based on Balinese healing traditions, along with yoga and daily activities such as nature walks, handicraft sessions and sunrise salutations.
Preferred Travel Group Southeast Asia area managing director Christine Tan said: “We are proud to expand our presence in Bali, Indonesia, with the addition of four independent hotels that reflect the multiple unique facets of this popular island destination.
“Each new member brings a distinct perspective on luxury, shaped by local culture, heritage, and experience-led travel. Their addition also reflects our continued investment in regional growth as we look to expand our portfolio in key and emerging Southeast Asian markets from Indonesia to Thailand and Vietnam.”
Across Southeast Asia, the group now has 25 member properties in seven countries.
Its regional network includes Dusit Thani Bangkok, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore, Artyzen Singapore and The RuMa Hotel & Residences in Kuala Lumpur.
