Hyatt, which has more than 1,450 hotels and all-inclusive properties in 79 countries, has opened KLEO Seminyak, the first JdV by Hyatt property in Southeast Asia.
Encapsulating the free-spirited essence of the JdV by Hyatt brand, KLEO Seminyak delivers a holistic hospitality experience rooted in the pulse of the local culture, just a stones throw away from the sun-soaked shores of Petitenget Beach.
Carefully curated by local collaborators and driven by bold, mid-century influences, KLEO Seminyak offers 60 artfully crafted rooms with eclectic décor, expressive hues, and Zen-inspired bathrooms. Distinctive design elements found across the property, such as sculptural wall art and one-of-a-kind pendant lamps, add subtle artistic flair and tasteful pops of colour. Social spaces and communal hubs reflect KLEO Seminyak’s playful yet refined soul, making every moment—from sunrise yoga to late-night cocktails—feel purposeful. Inspired by the energetic spirit of Seminyak, every corner of KLEO Seminyak tells a story filled with curiosity and culture.
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Helmed by celebrated Chef Maurizio Bombini, KLEO Seminyak’s standout culinary concept, Zia Tina invites indulgence and celebration – bringing the Masseria way of life to Seminyak. Drawn from the culinary culture of Southern Italy, the menu features hearty dishes such as wood-fired pizzas, slow-cooked ragù, and fire-kissed vegetables – all crafted with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Decadent desserts, alongside classic Italian aperitivi and wines top off any meal, inviting lingering conversation and creating cherished memories.
Located on the roof with stunning views of the city and a glistening pool, Rooftop Social is a lush, riviera-style escape, offering a signature space for casual socialising, poolside lounging, exclusive nightlife, or intimate private events.
With its vibrant design, immersive local spirit, and thoughtfully crafted experiences, KLEO Seminyak marks a bold and inspiring debut for the JdV by Hyatt brand in Southeast Asia.
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