fh_trips | Bali, Tuesday Afternoon & Evening, February 25, 2014

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Students are checked into King Club rooms in the East Village where one king bed (or two twins) takes up some of the 49 square meter suites (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/rooms/grand-club.html) with views of either tropical gardens or a serene lagoon, depending on what side of the complex you fall on. Luxurious appointments include marble bath with separate shower, a batik robe, slippers, and complimentary Internet access. The slippers and robe are NOT complimentary. Cade. Chaperones are housed in the larger suites (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/rooms/suite.html), complete with sitting rooms and views of the beach, far enough away not to hear the shenanigans students get up to while still remaining legally liable for their actions. Too tired to go out for food? Room service (http://www.hyatt.com/hyatt/images/hotels/balgh/Room_Service_Menu.pdf) it up!

(Room assignments here (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq994Jtyb7HrdDFXUmxTREN1aXlIZndHZEw2d29EUWc#gid=0), NFB goes into personal journals, please and thank you!)

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There are five (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/activities/hotel-activities/pool.html)(FIVE!) pools on the Hyatt property. The Lagoon Pool, set in parallel to the white sandy coast line of Nusa Dua, provides a breath-taking view of the off-shoring waves of the Indian Ocean. You can relaxy as you float down the River Pool in the surrounding of lush tropical gardens, lily ponds and lagoons, or just simply have a splashing fun in the waterslides. Located in the North Village, the Balinese-featured Pool is inspired by the fabled Balinese water palaces of old. Dedicated exclusively for our Club guests, which Fandom is, the Grand Club Pool is located in the East Village, adjacent to the Grand Club Lounge and just steps from your room. Finally, the Bay Club Pool is located within the area of The Bay Club Fitness & Health Centre. If it helps make up your mind, the Poolside Bar (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/PoolsideBar.html) is by the River Pool, and they serve food and drink all day.

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Kriya - meaning "ritual" in Sanskrit - celebrates authentic Balinese healing forms with treatments based on "wellness rituals" at their spa villas (http://bali.grand.hyatt.com/hyatt/pure/spas/about/features.jsp) in Bali. It draws inspiration from traditional Balinese healing philosophies - Hindu, Jamu and Ayurveda, to promote positive health, delay aging and promote longevity with the use of natural herbs, roots and essences. The luxury Bali spa resort offers four healing rituals - Harmony, Purity, Energy and Bliss.

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A vast range of activities is available for the active vacationers. The Bay Club Fitness and Health Centre (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/activities/hotel-activities/fitness.html) features a state-of-the-art gymnasium, aerobics studio, glass-back squash courts, steam and dry sauna, a whirlpool, a plunge pools and a massage room. There are also three floodlit tennis courts, a jogging trail and a putting green. The Bay Club opens from 7am to 10pm daily, with 24hr access to the Gymnasium only.

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Experience deep relaxation and get stress relief tips by learning Pranayama (breathing techniques),Asanas (yoga postures) and meditation under the expert care and guidance of the hotel's Yoga Guru.

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Grand Hyatt Bali's Shopping Arcade offers a large variety of quality shops, including Grand Hyatt Bali’s drugstore, jewellery shop, handicraft shops, resort apparel boutiques and souvenir shops.

Experience one of the most colorful and time-honored events - the Balinese night market filled with myriad of activities collide in wonderful ways at Pasar Senggol; Grand Hyatt Bali's popular and authentic traditional night market where the island's people, arts, crafts and culture are brought together in a spectacular garden setting beneath the tropical night sky.

Hungry? There's plenty of restaurants (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining.html) to choose from around the hotel complex!

Located in the center of the hotel, adjacent to the Lobby, Garden Café (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/GardenCafeInternationalDelicacies.html) serves an array of classic dishes from Asia to Europe. Surrounded by cascading waterfalls and lagoons, Garden Café exudes the look and feel of a resplendent restaurant. (Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Served in a fun-filled Italian restaurant situated on the beachfront with a Californian décor, treat yourself to some Italian magic and la dolce vita with gorgeous Italian cuisine in Salsa Verde (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/SalsaVerdeBeach-FrontItalianRestaurant.html), serving an array of seafood, pizzas, pastas and other Italian favorites. (Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Dine underneath the stars at Pasar Senggol (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/PasarSenggolContemporaryBalineseNightMarket.html), designed as a contemporary Balinese night market, lingering among an array of stalls offering authentic Indonesian and Balinese dishes, as well as artisans creating a host of handicrafts. Situated at the heart of the resort, the open amphitheatre allows guests to dine while being entertained by the live legendary Balinese cultural performances. An array of Indonesian and Balinese food stalls are served along the village path. (Open for dinner; cultural show begins at 8pm)

Japanese cuisine at its best with open kitchens, a teppanyaki section and a sushi bar. Serving authentic Japanese cuisine in a completely serene ambiance, Nampu (http://www.bali.grand.hyatt.com/en/hotel/dining/NampuJapaneseRestaurantinaRusticIzakayaStyle.html) offers a variety of dining experiences, including a Teppanyaki room and the Main Dining room, which serves fresh sushi, sashimi, yakitori and tempura, as well as Tatami room for private dining. Located directly off the main lobby, set in a rustic Japanese Izakaya (country inn) style. Open only for dinner, from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

Hotel: Grand Hyatt Bali

Rooms

Spa, Pools & Fitness Center

Pools

Kriya Spa

Bay Club Fitness & Health Centre

Yoga & Meditiation

Shopping

Shopping Arcade

Pasar Senggol

Restaurants

Garden Cafe: International Delicacies

Salsa Verde: Beach-Front Italian Restaurant

Pasar Senggol: Contemporary Balinese Night Market

Nampu: Izakaya Style Japanese

Nightlife

Salsa Bar

Pesona Lounge

Bali

Restaurants

KuDeTa

Kayuputi

Nightlife

Kuta

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