M. Group reveals fourth Mandala residence

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M. Group has launched its fourth Mandala.Places residence in Indonesia, this time on the island of Nusa Lembongan in Bali. Mandala.The Bay joins sister properties in Uluwatu and Canggu, only a 30 minute boat ride from busy Bali.

The five-bedroom villa retains the design-led legacy of its sisters, conceptualised around clean, flowing lines and mixing open, airy spaces with raw elements. Mandala.The Bay’s boasts five individually designed king bedrooms spread over 1,200 square metres. The indoors and outdoors are seamlessly connected in the cliff-side villa. Stand-out elements include the perfect entertaining space which features a bar designed to professional standards, an ocean-view swimming pool and the lush outdoor bathrooms.Towards the cliff’s edge sits a ‘secret’ firepit that is surrounded by banquette seats carved from rock in the cliffside. It offers sunset views and directly faces the crashing waves at Devil’s Tear across the bay.Like its sister properties within the Mandala.Places portfolio, Mandala.The Bay offers guests premium concierge service and an extensive activities list. The concierge is always on hand with their black book of contacts to arrange excursions, spa services, personal trainers, private yoga classes, surf lessons, snorkelling, private bartenders or restaurant reservations.

“Our vision for Mandala Places has been to redefine the five-star villa experience in Bali,” said Ben Jones, CEO of M.Group.“Since the launch of our first residence four years ago, we have been delivering to guests a service and experience on par with any five-star hotel, with the added escape and discretion of a private villa. We are thrilled to add our fourth property to the portfolio – Mandala.The Bay – as we continue to expand into the most beautiful locations across the island.”Image credit: © Hennessytrill PhotographyWant to be in the luxury travel know? Subscribe to our free eNewsletter here to keep up to date with everything in the luxury travel industry.

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