We stayed at the St. Regis Bali for a total of four nights. As I mentioned in the preceding post,I had used some Platinum Suite Night Awards to upgrade from a St. Regis Suite to a St. Regis Pool Suite. At check-in the associate proactively asked if we wanted to buy up to a villa for any part of our stay.She made us a "special" offer -- for $200 per night we could upgrade to a lagoon villa, which is the normal upgrade cost for a gardenia villa (generally a lagoon villa is $100 more per night than a gardenia villa). It was a low pressure sales job, and she said that offer was valid for as long as we were at the hotel,so we should just let them know if we wanted to switch. It seemed occupancy was pretty low due to the volcanic activity in Bali, which had canceled many flights to/from Australia.
While we were already paying quite a bit to stay at the St. Regis, or I figured it was worth upgrading to a villa for two nights,just to experience it and to be able to review it. So for nights three and four we upgraded to a villa.
The St. Regis has three types of villas -- gardenia, lagoon, and then specialty villas. As you might maintain guessed based on the names:The post Review: St. Regis Bali Lagoon Villa appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com