What is in it besides rooms

A 75-metre lagoon pool of circa 490 m² · rooftop bar and restaurant · speakeasy lounge · gym and recovery centre · sauna and ice baths · spa · medical aesthetic and beauty clinic · Gold Class cinema · cafe and coworking · kids’ club and games room · garden courtyard · concierge, tour and transport · underground parking · commercial shopfronts.

Sized, from the architect’s schedule: cinema 911 m² across four screens with its own lobby · spa 518 m² · gym 263 m² · speakeasy 197 m² · restaurant 262 m² indoors plus a 312 m² terrace · rooftop bar 234 m² indoors plus 251 m² open air · 499 m² of commercial shopfront · parking for 47 cars and 59 motorcycles.

Gross floor area 17,404 m² including basement, on a site footprint of 2,521 m² — the building’s coverage of the site, not its size — across four levels and two basements, west-facing for the ocean.

The facilities are what carry the operating business beyond the room, which is why they matter to the income. A Locavore-led dining partnership is proposed and in discussion, and is not contracted.

Artist impression · Facility areas per the Inspiral Stage 1 schedule, indicative only · Room areas and site figures per the approved specification, 27 Aug 2026 · Subject to change

Who is building it

SONO Hotels & Resorts

Operator. A global hotel management company owned by SONO International, one of South Korea’s leading hospitality groups, with more than 13,000 operating rooms worldwide across South Korea, the United States, France, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. It also owns T’way Air. SONO manages sixteen hotels in Thailand and Indonesia today, with more than eleven further properties planned across Asia by 2029, and provides end-to-end development services from planning through pre-opening to long-term operations.

Operator

Inspiral Architecture and Design Studios

Architecture. Bali-based, founded 2005. Tropical modern architecture built on passive cooling, cross ventilation, natural light and material honesty — bamboo, stone and reclaimed timber. Behind Four Seasons Residences Bali, Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Ubud, The Yoga Barn Ubud and Tropical Nomad Canggu. Regularly published in Architectural Digest, Design Anthology and Dezeen.

Architecture

Mitchell & Eades

Interiors. Melbourne-founded interior architecture studio with offices in Melbourne and Dubai, working across luxury hospitality, branded residences and food and beverage. Narrative-driven interiors in timeless materials. Behind Six Senses Fort Barwara, Six Senses The Palm Dubai, Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort, Hyatt Caption Hotels and One&Only Nyungwe House.

Interiors

Taylor Thomson Whitting

Structure and civil. One of Australia’s largest private structural and civil engineering consultancies, established 1958, with long-standing offices in Jakarta and Singapore. Seismic design, wind engineering, façade systems and BIM-led coordination. Behind Gama Tower and The Westin Jakarta, the Hyatt Regency Sydney redevelopment, IKEA Indonesia and NIHI Sumba Resort.

Engineering

PT Arnan Pratama Consultants

Mechanical and electrical. Indonesia’s leading M&E consultancy, founded 1975 in Jakarta, with more than 3,500 projects completed. HVAC, energy efficiency, fire protection, lighting automation and smart-building integration. Behind Ritz-Carlton Jakarta and Bali, St. Regis Bali, Bvlgari Resorts Bali and the Jakarta Stock Exchange building.

Services

Bali Landscape Company

Landscape. An award-winning design-and-build studio based in Canggu, specialising in tropical modern landscapes for resorts. Native planting, water and cultural elements worked into the architecture. Behind Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, The Legian Seminyak, COMO Uma Canggu and The Ungasan Clifftop Resort.

Landscape

Local Cinema

The cinema. Will operate The Wylder’s private cinema, bringing premium screening technology and seating to a Gold Class-style room for new releases and special screenings. One more professionally operated amenity rather than a space we run ourselves.

Cinema

Partner credentials per the 2026 project brochure · Third-party projects named are each firm’s own past work, not Geonet projects