Mulia Resort - Nusa Dua

Rebecca Russell

The Mulia is the best resort we have stayed in. The room was very luxurious, the grounds were so beautiful and the staff really made the whole experience. We stayed in the Baron beachfront room. It was so lovely to wake up to the ocean views and relax on the balcony in the afternoon. We had breakfast in the lounge every morning and the food was amazing. The staff were so attentive and made sure we had enough food and drinks. We had dinner at Table8 a few times. Best dim sum I have ever had. Afternoon tea was included which included cocktails. The staff everywhere were so friendly and helpful. It was my partner’s birthday while we were there and they sang happy birthday and gave him cake. These little touches are what make this an amazing resort. The only downside was having to leave. We will definitely be back.

Andreas R

In my opinion, Mulia is the most luxurious hotel in Bali. You can feel it from the moment you enter the hotel. The check-in process was exceptional. We received a very comprehensive explanation of the hotel facilities and were personally escorted to our room. Upon arrival, we received another explanation of the room's facilities and were asked what else we needed. This is something we don't get at other hotels. The swimming pool is large, the beach is super clean and shallow, and there's no danger of it. The best of the best is the breakfast. It's exceptional. No other hotel offers breakfasts even close to Mulia's. Especially the desserts, they are truly luxurious and classy. So if you're looking for a luxury hotel, the Mulia Resort is the one.

BenF

This place is incredible, so expansive and generous spaces to relax and enjoy. The gardens are magnificent too. Perhaps the biggest compliment I’d like to share is just how wonderful the staff are here. Friendly, welcoming, nothing’s too much trouble. Just delightful people. I’d say without the incredible people working at Mulia it just wouldn’t be the same. Slight downside is how many kids are staying here. Squealing and playing, which is totally fine, but at times they interrupt the peace and luxury feel. Again, nothing against kids, it’s just sometimes loud and unfortunately the parents rarely seem to care about the comfort and experience of others.

J B

High end luxury. Top notch service. Excellent food and drink. Nicest Toto fully automatic toilets available. Huge spacious rooms and bathrooms. Everything is over the top luxury. Didn't leave the resort for days and never got bored. Great pools to choose from and an excellent, clean beach. 5 stars all the way around. Wonderful breakfast. The entire staff is trained very well, very nice, and fluent in English. No complaints whatsoever! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🅰️➕️

Samarth Joshi

We recently stayed at Mulia Resort and were truly impressed by the impeccable cleanliness and stunning beauty of the property. From the sparkling pool to the well-maintained gardens and spotless rooms, everything was pristine and well looked after. The resort grounds are truly a feast for the eyes. One of the major highlights of our stay was the staff – especially the bartenders, lifeguards, security personnel, and wait staff. They were all warm, friendly, and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. Their dedication and hospitality didn’t go unnoticed. However, the experience at the check-in and check-out counters was a stark contrast. The staff there came across as stiff and unwelcoming, almost like airport customs officers rather than hospitality professionals. It felt as though they had been instructed not to engage politely with guests, which was a disappointing first and last impression. The biggest letdown during our stay was the food. For a resort of this caliber, we expected a lot more variety and creativity in the menu. Unfortunately, the breakfast buffet was repetitive throughout our six-day stay, with the same items appearing each day. Even more surprising was that, on some occasions, the Indian options for breakfast and dinner were exactly the same. As guests with dietary preferences leaning towards Indian cuisine, we genuinely struggled to find satisfying meals at the resort. Overall, while Mulia Resort delivers on aesthetics, cleanliness, and some truly wonderful staff, there is definitely room for improvement in guest service at reception and, most importantly, in the dining experience.