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The first resort to be fully developed and operated by Red Sea Global, it combines design, luxury and sustainability.

This hotel, the second oldest on the island, is a magnificent example of traditional Balinese architecture.

A fascinating establishment, which takes you back to the times when it was a manor house, in the 17th century.

On ‘the historic frankincense trade route’, this resort promises ‘seldom-experienced nature, wildlife, and culture’.

Architecture with echoes of Asian exoticism and interior design in Balinese style with Indonesian inspiration.

Rust-red façades, crenellated crowns and architectural details honour its ancient Berber origins.

It was built between 1850 and 1854 at the suggestion of the Austro-Hungarian general after whom it is named.

"A sophisticated, intellectual and aristocratic space (...), a divine refuge with a unique energy, aura and virtue".

After a 2-year renovation, it is now possible to cross paths with a Disney princess, in a truly "immersive experience".

“An unrepeatable remnant of Isfahan school architecture and the glorious Safavid era.”

“A sense of modern Italian elegance with a subtle oriental charm” for a resort with history.

"10 beautifully appointed stone and glass suites (...) along the curve of the escarpment, open onto ever-changing outlooks.”