A Balinese water palace called Grand Hyatt<\/p>\n
Take your eyes and mind through cascading waterfalls,
\nlandscaped gardens and lagoons that meander through 16 hectares
\nof lush tropical gardens in Nusa Dua.<\/p>\n
750 guest rooms, clustered in four ethnic villages, are
\nappointed with the natural richness of woods and fabrics.
\nIncorporating the latest technology, the rooms have individual
\nair-conditioning and humidity controls, private bath and shower,
\nhair dryer, radio, satellite TV, international direct dial
\ntelephone, minibar, room safe and balcony.<\/p>\n
Other features in the rooms are a cozy sunroom lounge area
\nstrewn with batik-covered cushions and a bathroom that opens up
\nto the bedroom.<\/p>\n
The resort features five restaurants offering a selection of
\nIndonesian, Italian, Japanese, European and International
\ncuisine; four bars; six swimming pools -- a pool for each day of
\nyour say; a 650-meter long white sandy beach; Camp Nusa
\nchildren's activity center; and an extensive range of
\nrecreational facilities and water-sport activities.<\/p>",
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