Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa debuted this month in Indonesia as the first Renaissance property in the country. It is the southernmost Marriott hotel on the island, overlooking Bukit Peninsula. The region’s rocky coastline inspires the hotel’s design, while leatherback turtles inspire the exterior roof architecture.

All 207 guestrooms and suites include a private balcony and luxurious bathrooms with freestanding tubs. Views feature either the Indian Ocean or Bukit.

“The spectacular new Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa sets the stage for discovering the beautiful island of Bali,” said George Fleck, vice president of global marketing and management, Renaissance Hotels. “With its artful design, vibrant authentic dining scene and engaging experiences around every corner, the hotel joins the current global portfolio of more than 160 hotels, with 15 new hotels scheduled to open in Asia-Pacific over the next two years.”

“Renaissance Bali Uluwatu & Spa is bound to offer an unexpected and local lens on this stunning destination,” added Mike Fulkerson, vice president, brand and marketing, Marriott International Asia Pacific. “Rather than simply suggesting the popular beaches, the brand’s Navigator may recommend exploring the iconic Uluwatu Temple at sunset to experience a daily fire dancing performance, telling the Hindu legend of Prince Rama. That’s the kind of spontaneous discovery that ignites the senses and really inspires stories worth retelling.”

On-site dining includes Clay Craft Restaurant, a three-meal, all-day venue incorporating an interactive pottery school. Double Ikat Restaurant, with its on-site cooking studio, features authentic Indonesian cuisine. R Bar in the lobby provides great views, live music, canapés and more. Other public spaces include a main infinity pool with ocean views, saltwater pool, children’s pool, hotel spa with 11 treatment rooms and fitness center overlooking Bali.