Located along the scenic Jimbaran coast, Raffles Resort Amartha will feature a resort comprising approximately 85 villas and 25 Raffles Residences for private ownership. Occupying a sprawling 11 hectares, Raffles Resort Amartha is built to resemble a Water Palace, with inspiration drawn from classical Javanese-Hindu architecture and style, characterised by open spaces, water features and walled couryards on rising terraces. The resort is just minutes away from Bali’s international airport, Denpasar.
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I guess this is revised a new name called ” Raffles Jimbaran” and is going to open in 2010. I do believe the Raffles branding will make this one a hot+popular and also the 2000 square metres RafflesAmrita Spa. Let’s wait and see!!
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I guess this is revised a new name called ” Raffles Jimbaran” and is going to open in 2010. I do believe the Raffles branding will make this one a hot+popular and also the 2000 square metres RafflesAmrita Spa. Let’s wait and see!!