Alila Manggis

At A Glance - Alila Manggis

Location: Manggis, East Bali, Indonesia
Setting: Oceanfront sanctuary nestled between Mount Agung and the Bali Sea
Style: Contemporary Balinese elegance designed by Kerry Hill
Rooms & Suites: 54 rooms and 2 suites with ocean or garden views
Ceremony: Beachfront, Coconut Grove, or poolside settings
Reception: Bespoke dining experiences by the sea or at Seasalt Restaurant
Exclusive Hire: Available for private weddings and full resort buyouts
Dining: Seasalt Restaurant, private candlelit dinners, and poolside service
Wellness: Spa Alila, yoga, meditation, and holistic healing rituals
Pool: Central turquoise pool framed by palm trees and ocean breeze
Activities: Snorkelling, diving, cultural excursions, Balinese cooking classes
Sustainability: Zero-waste systems, biodegradable amenities, local collaborations
Ideal For: Destination weddings, honeymoons, and tranquil island escapes

Alila Manggis offers a seamless blend of natural beauty, authentic culture, and refined simplicity. Beyond its oceanfront setting and tranquil design, guests can enjoy experiences that celebrate Bali’s soul and spirit.

• Cooking Classes: Learn traditional Balinese recipes using fresh ingredients from local markets and the resort’s organic garden.

• Cultural Excursions: Visit the royal water palaces of Tirta Gangga and Taman Ujung, explore Candidasa Village, or witness sacred temple ceremonies.

• Ocean Adventures: Enjoy snorkelling and diving at Blue Lagoon or sailing trips along the coastline in a traditional jukung boat.

• Boutique & Gallery: Discover locally made handicrafts, textiles, and eco-conscious souvenirs.

• Library & Lounge: A quiet retreat for reading, journaling, or simply enjoying the sound of the sea.

• Sustainability Initiatives: From zero-waste systems and biodegradable amenities to partnerships with Balinese farmers and artisans, every detail reflects mindful, responsible luxury.

Every experience at Alila Manggis is designed to restore, inspire, and connect guests more deeply to the island’s timeless rhythm.

The swimming pool at Alila Manggis is the resort’s tranquil heart, a turquoise oasis that mirrors the open sky and reflects the calm rhythm of the Bali Sea. Set within a four-storey palm-fringed courtyard, the pool invites guests to unwind in complete serenity.

Loungers shaded by coconut palms create a peaceful retreat for reading, sunbathing, or simply watching the light dance across the water. For couples, twilight swims under a starlit sky feel beautifully intimate, framed by the sound of the waves beyond.

Poolside service offers refreshing juices, cocktails, and light bites throughout the day, making it the perfect place to pause, recharge, and feel completely at ease.

Alila Manggis offers a wellness experience that extends far beyond the ordinary gym. While the resort does not feature a traditional indoor fitness centre, guests are encouraged to embrace movement through nature-inspired activities.

Morning yoga sessions by the sea, meditative walks through coconut groves, and cycling along coastal trails create a more profound sense of balance and vitality. For those seeking a workout, the resort can arrange personal training, guided hikes, and water-based fitness such as snorkelling and swimming in the Bali Sea.

Every experience is designed to nourish both body and mind, staying true to Alila’s philosophy of holistic well-being rooted in nature and calm living.

Spa Alila is a sanctuary of stillness, where time slows and the senses awaken. Set amidst swaying palms and the soft rhythm of the sea, the spa offers treatments inspired by ancient Balinese healing traditions, using pure, natural ingredients sourced from the island’s lush landscape.

Therapists blend traditional techniques with contemporary wellness practices to create rituals that restore balance and inner harmony. From rejuvenating massages and body scrubs to facials infused with coconut, rice, and herbs, every treatment feels deeply grounding and restorative.

Guests can also enjoy outdoor massages beneath the palms, morning yoga sessions, or meditative walks designed to reconnect body, breath, and spirit. Spa Alila isn’t simply about relaxation; it’s a holistic journey toward renewal, guided by the calm energy of East Bali.

Alila Manggis is ideal for intimate weddings and elegant gatherings, offering a serene oceanfront setting that feels both private and personal. The Coconut Grove can host up to 80 guests for a romantic outdoor ceremony, while the beachfront lawn accommodates up to 100 guests for sunset receptions beneath swaying palms.

For smaller celebrations, Seasalt Restaurant and the poolside terrace provide refined spaces for private dinners or cocktail receptions. Every event is carefully tailored, ensuring each moment feels effortless, memorable, and uniquely yours.

• Simply for Two (Elopement): From IDR 38,400,000++ for an intimate ceremony for two, including elegant décor, a three-night stay in a Seaside Suite, and a romantic candlelit dinner by the sea.

• Garden of Love (Intimate, up to 20 guests): From IDR 118,175,000++, including 10 rooms and 1 suite, a beautifully styled ceremony in the Coconut Grove, and a starlit gathering with curated dining.

• Oceanfront Wedding (up to 50 guests): From IDR 252,300,000++, including 25 rooms and 1 Seaside Suite, full ceremony setup, reception dinner, and entertainment beside the ocean.

• Resort Exclusivity / Buyout: From IDR 525,000,000++ for a private two-night celebration, including full use of all 55 rooms and suites, bespoke floral design, reception dinner, and exclusive resort access.

• Micro Weddings: From IDR 35,000,000++ for up to 30 guests, including ceremony setup, floral décor, and light refreshments.

• Standard Wedding Package: From IDR 65,000,000++, including ceremony and reception arrangements, floral styling, and dedicated wedding coordination.

• Elopement or Small Wedding Package (20 guests): Around USD 3,100, including three nights’ accommodation, ceremony décor, photography, and a private dinner celebration.

• Beverage Packages:

  • Non-alcoholic: From USD 47 per person (4 hours)

  • Standard Bar: From USD 75 per person (4 hours)

  • Premium Bar: From USD 108 per person (4 hours)

  • Corkage fee: From USD 15 per bottle

(All prices are subject to 21% service charge and government tax. Packages can be tailored to suit individual preferences and guest numbers.)

Dining at Alila Manggis celebrates Bali’s coastal bounty and the island’s rich culinary heritage. The signature Seasalt Restaurant offers an elegant yet relaxed setting overlooking the ocean, where freshly caught seafood, organic produce, and time-honoured Balinese recipes come together in beautifully balanced dishes.

Guests can enjoy private candlelit dinners by the sea, intimate poolside meals, or bespoke picnics beneath the coconut palms. Every experience reflects a connection to place — simple, authentic, and deeply sensory. With flavours inspired by the land and the ocean, dining here feels like an act of mindfulness, where every taste tells a story of East Bali’s soul.

Venue Availability

• Wedding dates are subject to availability and should be confirmed as early as possible (ideally 12–18 months in advance).

• Alila Manggis accepts bookings for exclusive hire of its wedding venues (e.g. Oceanfront Lawn, Coconut Grove) for private celebrations.

• The resort offers seasonal pricing and peak-season blackout dates, especially around high-travel periods.

• For micro-weddings or elopements, limited availability may allow shorter lead times — enquire with the wedding team directly.

• To check availability, contact the resort at +62 363 41011 or email [email protected]@alilahotels.com

• Upon confirmation, a venue reservation deposit and signed contract are required to hold the date.

• The wedding team will coordinate with you on timings (ceremony start, setup, breakdown) to ensure smooth flow.

Alila Manggis features 54 rooms and 2 suites designed for serenity and connection to nature. Each space reflects Alila’s signature minimalism, with soft linens, handcrafted Balinese furnishings, and open-air balconies overlooking lush gardens or the Bali Sea.

Superior Rooms offer peaceful garden views, ideal for quiet relaxation.
Deluxe Rooms feature upper-level balconies with panoramic ocean vistas.
Seaside Suites offer expansive living areas and wraparound views of the sea, making them perfect for honeymooners seeking privacy and romance.

Every detail—natural textures, calming tones, and gentle sea breezes—creates a soothing retreat where simplicity feels luxurious.

1. Where is Alila Manggis located?
Alila Manggis is located on the tranquil east coast of Bali, between the Bali Sea and the sacred Mount Agung, approximately 90 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport.

2. How many rooms does the resort have?
The resort features 54 rooms and 2 suites, all designed with natural materials, ocean or garden views, and open-air living spaces that reflect Alila’s understated luxury.

3. Can Alila Manggis host weddings?
Yes, Alila Manggis offers intimate and romantic wedding settings, from beachfront ceremonies and sunset receptions to private gatherings in the Coconut Grove.

4. What dining options are available?
Guests can dine at Seasalt Restaurant, which serves fresh seafood and organic produce inspired by Balinese flavours. Private candlelit dinners by the ocean can also be arranged.

5. Does the resort have a spa?
Yes, Spa Alila offers treatments based on ancient Balinese healing traditions, using natural ingredients. Yoga and meditation sessions are also available.

6. What activities are available nearby?
Guests can explore East Bali’s cultural treasures such as the water palaces of Tirta Gangga and Taman Ujung, snorkel at Blue Lagoon, or visit traditional villages.

7. Is the resort suitable for honeymoons?
Absolutely. Alila Manggis is a favourite for honeymooners seeking tranquillity, oceanfront luxury, and authentic Balinese experiences.

8. Is Alila Manggis eco-friendly?
Yes, the resort is committed to sustainability, incorporating zero-waste water systems, biodegradable amenities, and collaborations with local artisans and farmers.