Radisson Hotel Group will expand its Bali portfolio with Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan, a member of Radisson Individuals, scheduled to open by the end of 2029.
Radisson Hotel Group is expanding its presence in Indonesia with the signing of Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan, a member of Radisson Individuals, strengthening its portfolio in Bali’s growing leisure market.
Scheduled to open by the end of 2029, the new-build property will feature 145 rooms, including 22 suites, and will target leisure travellers seeking accommodation in southern Bali.
New leisure hotel planned for Bali’s Bukit Peninsula
Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan will be located in Ungasan on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, an area known for its beaches, limestone cliffs, wellness experiences and hospitality developments.
The hotel will comprise two four-storey buildings arranged around a central swimming pool. The design will create a resort-style environment with contemporary accommodation and lifestyle facilities.
Guests will have access to several dining, wellness and leisure facilities, including an all-day dining restaurant with an outdoor terrace, a speakeasy bar, a pool bar, a spa, a gym, a yoga room and a swimming pool.
Property to serve couples, families and international visitors
Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan will be positioned as a leisure-focused property for couples, families and international travellers visiting southern Bali.
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The hotel will be approximately one hour by car from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport. Key attractions across the region will remain within a short driving distance, including Melasti Beach, which will be about 5 minutes away.
The property will also provide access to Uluwatu, known for its surf spots and cliffside temple, as well as to Pura Batu Mejan, a coastal site of cultural and spiritual importance.
Radisson expands Indonesian hospitality footprint
The signing of Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan supports Radisson Hotel Group’s expansion strategy in Indonesia, where the group currently operates three hotels with 593 rooms and has five additional properties with 672 rooms under development.
The new Bali project will join Radisson Hotel Group’s growing portfolio in the destination, including Radisson Blu Resort Bali Uluwatu and upcoming properties in Canggu and Ubud.
Armand Steinmeyer, Vice President, Development, Southeast Asia at Radisson Hotel Group, said: “Bali continues to be one of the region’s most compelling tourism and investment destinations, supported by its strong international appeal, rich cultural heritage and established hospitality sector.”
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“The signing of Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan, a member of Radisson Individuals, reflects our strategy of expanding with the right partners and products in high-demand destinations,” he added.
Radisson Individuals model supports independent hotels
Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan will operate under Radisson Individuals, a collection of independent hotels that maintain their own identity while accessing Radisson Hotel Group’s commercial systems, operational expertise and loyalty programme.
The affiliation model allows hotel owners to preserve the character of their properties while benefiting from the international distribution network and support of a global hospitality group.
A spokesperson from HQC Group said: “We are pleased to partner with Radisson Hotel Group to bring Bloom Hotel Bali Ungasan, a member of Radisson Individuals, to life. The hotel has been designed to meet the expectations of today’s travellers, combining spacious accommodation, thoughtful dining concepts, and a strong focus on wellness and relaxation.”
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The development reflects continued investment in Bali’s hospitality sector, as international hotel groups expand their presence across established and emerging leisure areas in Indonesia.