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Mulia Resort is Bali's vibrant playground on Nusa Dua's white sands, a 5-star, all-suite-leaning beachfront resort with nine restaurants and bars, a secluded one-kilometre beach with calm waters, and dedicated kids' facilities alongside the adults' side of the property. Rooms and suites range from garden-view Mulia Grandeur to ultra-luxury oceanfront suites with butler service.

Fitness and wellness facilities include a fully equipped gym, two tennis courts, hydrotherapy pools and a Finnish sauna, and the resort was named #1 Best Beach Resort in Indonesia by the Travel + Leisure Asia Pacific Luxury Awards 2025. Two ballrooms and 15 conference rooms cover meetings and weddings. It's about a 25-minute drive from the airport and 30 minutes from Uluwatu Temple, though allow more time and confirm, since drive times can vary with traffic.

The Mulia Resort

5-star beachfront resort in Nusa Dua

Build your Nusa Dua days around The Mulia Resort

Start with The Mulia Resort's live prices for your dates, since room rates in Nusa Dua swing with the season. Then look at activity packages, since the Tanjung Benoa watersports and a spa treatment are easy to add once your base is set. Finally, price a car: the resort strip is self-contained and Uluwatu is a short drive out. The three links below go straight to each.

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our review

Mulia Resort backs up its 5-star billing with recent, credible recognition, named #1 Best Beach Resort in Indonesia by the Travel + Leisure Asia Pacific Luxury Awards 2025, on the strength of a secluded one-kilometre beach with calm waters and sunrise views most Nusa Dua resorts can't match.

Nine restaurants and bars mean genuine variety without leaving the property, and the fitness and wellness side goes well beyond a standard gym, hydrotherapy pools, a Finnish sauna and two tennis courts are all included. Dedicated kids' facilities sit alongside adults-focused spaces, making it a rare resort that works equally well for families and couples. For a 5-star Nusa Dua stay with real award-backed credentials, this is a strong pick.

Highlights

  • Named #1 Best Beach Resort in Indonesia 2025.

     

  • Secluded one-kilometre private beach.

     

  • Nine restaurants and bars on site.

     

  • Hydrotherapy pools and a Finnish sauna.

Star Rating

Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Kawasan Sawangan, Nusa Dua, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80362, Indonesia

+62 361 3017777

Where to Eat

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  • Bali Collection for restaurants and cafés

  • Resort restaurants for international menus

  • Tanjung Benoa for seafood by the water

  • Bualu for local warungs outside the enclave

  • Beachfront venues for relaxed lunches

  • Jimbaran for a grilled seafood evening

The best things to do nearby

  • Swim at the calm, reef-protected beaches

  • Walk the coastal promenade between resorts

  • Watch the waves at Water Blow

  • Try watersports at Tanjung Benoa

  • Shop and dine at Bali Collection

  • Book a spa treatment at a resort

  • Take a day trip to Uluwatu Temple.

frequently asked questions

Where is The Mulia Resort located?

The Mulia Resort is in Nusa Dua, a gated resort enclave with calm, reef-protected beaches. That makes it a base for the things Nusa Dua is known for rather than a spot to see the whole island from.

Is The Mulia Resort a good hotel?

It holds a guest review score of 9.1 from 133 reviews on Booking.com, and is rated a 5-star property. Guest scores move over time, so check the latest before you book.

How do you get to The Mulia Resort from the airport?

The Mulia Resort is roughly 20 to 30 minutes by car from Ngurah Rai Airport in normal traffic. A private transfer or a car with a driver is the simplest way, and traffic in the south can add to that at peak times.

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