Radisson Hotel Group hits a milestone in its ongoing expansion in Indonesia thanks to the signing of Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort.
This latest acquisition marks the debut of the Group’s luxury lifestyle brand, Radisson Collection, in the country.
Radisson Hotel Group executive vice-president and global chief development officer Elie Younes said of the Radisson Collection’s foray into Indonesia: “We now offer over 160 resorts to our guests, reflecting a solid network to join for our owners. Indonesia is a market of incredible opportunity and potential, driven by strong domestic demand and international appeal. We’re proud to introduce the Radisson Collection brand to the country and to bring a new dimension of hospitality to Bali.”
Growing in a key market
Given how Indonesia is a priority growth market for Radisson Hotel Group within the Asia-Pacific region, the company plans to add 20 more hotels in Indonesia by 2030, further strengthening its presence in both established gateways and emerging destinations.
At present, the Group currently operates three hotels in the country, with four more under development. Strategic expansion is focused on the nation’s key destinations of Jakarta and Bali, with multiple new projects in the pipeline.
The Group has also confirmed Radisson Nusantara in Indonesia’s new capital city, where construction is set to begin in late 2025.
Immersive luxury
Set to open in 2027, Atiara Ubud Bali, A Radisson Collection Resort, will immerse guests in nature, with all rooms and public spaces offering direct views of serene forest surroundings.
Nestled within the lush jungle landscapes of Ubud, Bali, the resort will feature 52 elegantly designed rooms, including six dedicated wellness suites with outdoor terraces, private yoga decks, and Jacuzzis.
A striking 530sqm Presidential Suite, complete with expansive terraces and a private pool, adds an exclusive touch.
Designed for wellness-focused travelers and international visitors seeking tranquillity, the resort will be conveniently located just 90 minutes from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport and within 30 minutes of the island’s most iconic attractions.
