yes, voucher valid thru june 2023!
The Royal Pita Maha in Bali Indonesia via Travelzoo have a 5-night stay for 2 people in a deluxe villa with secluded private pool for $999 and free daily breakfast. There's an option to book Ayung Healing Villa for $1499 (also 5-nights for two). If you are a Travelzoo member (free to join) you will also receive member perks:
- A 3-course set dinner in the privacy of your villa or at Dewata Lounge restaurant
- A 60-minute Balinese Deep Tissue Therapy per person at Royal Kirana Spa & Wellness
- 3-hour spa time to enjoy the steam room, sauna, Jacuzzi and swimming pool at Spa Lounger & Garden
- Daily afternoon tea with Balinese sweets
- Daily yoga class each morning
- Shuttle service to Ubud center
- Roundtrip airport transfers for two ($100 value; applicable with Ayung Healing Villa stays only)
Travelzoo [travelzoo.com]
Travel Thru June 30, 2023
Add extra nights to your trip from $179 (must be purchased with a valid 5-night voucher)
A surcharge of approx $30 per night applies: July 1 - Aug. 31, 2022 and Dec. 20, 2022 - Jan. 10, 2023 (payable on-site)
How to Book: Purchase this deal from Travelzoo then follow the instructions on the voucher to make a reservation for your desired travel dates. To check availability or for general questions, please email
[email protected]. Please allow 24-48 hours for a response. The number of rooms available at this discounted rate is limited and dates may sell out, so we highly recommend booking early to get your desired dates. Guests can combine multiple vouchers for longer stays, subject to restrictions.
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The question though is whether this is a good deal if you were traveling later when the world is vaccinated and CoVid becomes similar as flu (dangerous but beatable with vaccines + medications). We've been to Bali precovid in recent years and it was incredibly cheap. Not as cheap as Combodia, but on par with Thailand or cheaper than Thailand. Ubud had some wonderful b&bs for quite an authentic experience and Kuta had plenty of 5 stars around $100 a day range (cheaper if you have some time at hand and shop around using Priceline etc.) Most hotels included wonderful breakfast with traditional balenese and western spreads.
I should be good with all the other requirements. I've been vaccinated, and I'll be getting my booster about a month before the trip.
My friend tells me that the corruption in Indonesia is so bad, it would make a Central American politician blush. Have you heard any stories about tourists getting extorted regarding visas/covid when they land? Would it be wise to bring a bunch of rupiah with me on the flight in case I have to dish out some bribes? I'm pretty sure I'll be flying into Jakarta. Not sure exactly how I'll get over to Bali. Hopefully I won't run into any highwaymen.
edit: either SD is glitching, or 2/3rds of the comments (including the guy I replied to) got deleted
It's about six (6) months' earnings for the average Indonesian citizen.
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I should be good with all the other requirements. I've been vaccinated, and I'll be getting my booster about a month before the trip.
My friend tells me that the corruption in Indonesia is so bad, it would make a Central American politician blush. Have you heard any stories about tourists getting extorted regarding visas/covid when they land? Would it be wise to bring a bunch of rupiah with me on the flight in case I have to dish out some bribes? I'm pretty sure I'll be flying into Jakarta. Not sure exactly how I'll get over to Bali. Hopefully I won't run into any highwaymen.
edit: either SD is glitching, or 2/3rds of the comments (including the guy I replied to) got deleted
I should be good with all the other requirements. I've been vaccinated, and I'll be getting my booster about a month before the trip.
My friend tells me that the corruption in Indonesia is so bad, it would make a Central American politician blush. Have you heard any stories about tourists getting extorted regarding visas/covid when they land? Would it be wise to bring a bunch of rupiah with me on the flight in case I have to dish out some bribes? I'm pretty sure I'll be flying into Jakarta. Not sure exactly how I'll get over to Bali. Hopefully I won't run into any highwaymen.
edit: either SD is glitching, or 2/3rds of the comments (including the guy I replied to) got deleted
Either that's an imaginary friend, or you need a new friend.
(My sis-in-law is Indonesian, I have a close friend temporarily in Indonesia, and my cousin traveled frequently for work and leisure.)
The question though is whether this is a good deal if you were traveling later when the world is vaccinated and CoVid becomes similar as flu (dangerous but beatable with vaccines + medications). We've been to Bali precovid in recent years and it was incredibly cheap. Not as cheap as Combodia, but on par with Thailand or cheaper than Thailand. Ubud had some wonderful b&bs for quite an authentic experience and Kuta had plenty of 5 stars around $100 a day range (cheaper if you have some time at hand and shop around using Priceline etc.) Most hotels included wonderful breakfast with traditional balenese and western spreads.
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