Hotel Tugu Bali

• lunge pool & semi-outdoor bath in all ground floor suites
• Private massage area, sunken bath & ocean view in upper floor suites
• Satellite TV, stereo CD & DVD system
• Valet and laundry service
• 24 hour in-room dining
• Complimentary traditional sunset high tea with freshly baked traditional delicacies
• Tennis court
• Swimming pool
• Bike rental
• Library, snooker & games
• WIFI Internet connection
• Southeast Asian art & antique gallery
• Waroeng Djamoe traditional Indonesian all-natural apothecary
• Antique bendi horse-drawn cart
• arranged tours of the island
• Complimentary airport transfer
• Complimentary drop off to Kuta and Seminyak
• Welcome foot and shoulder massage 

Ancient, traditional Balinese dances are known to be one of the most beautiful in Indonesia, and sadly may well be on its way to extinction as younger generations show little interest in the rich, exotic heritage of the island. Balinese dances are accompanied by gamelan music, which consists of various different instruments that make one whole orchestra.

The Cooking Class The cooking class in Waroeng Tugu is a unique lifestyle experience that speaks of hundreds years old of traditions, of the beautiful humbleness and the exotic richness of Indonesian dining and cooking culture, all at the same time. The classes are held by Iboe Soelastri, our Indonesian chef who has begun to learn cooking from her grandmother when she was just 4 years old. The class is begun with a visit to Balinese traditional market where you will submerge into the daily Balinese way of living. Pick the recipes you favor most and finish with a Waroeng dinner experience, eating with bare hands surrounded by oil lamps, stone grinders, and traditional steamers on wood-fire terra-cotta stoves in the open kitchen.

It is said that Canggu Beach has one of the most beautiful sunsets in the island. Tour the Canggu village area and the surrounding breezy Balinese paddy fields on an antique horse-drawn bendi cart, or at your own pace on bikes.

The preparation of the frequent Balinese celebrations and ceremonies plays a major role in the island's traditional way of life, although time consuming and restricted to very disciplined attention to details. Balinese offerings, flower & “janur” (palm leaf) arrangement are so colorful, exotic and unique that they were recurrently reviewed in international books and learnt by many around the world.