Grand Hyatt Bali Photos: 28 Real Photos From My Recent Stay

All of these photos are from my stay at the Grand Hyatt Bali in Nusa Dua. I've grouped them into rooms, pools, dining and the resort grounds so you can skip to whatever you're trying to see. I've also covered my stay in detail in my full Grand Hyatt Bali review.

Rooms Photos

We were in a suite for most of the stay and moved to a Grand King for the last night, so there's a bit of both here. Every room in the resort is generously sized - though the style do feel a little dated. If you prefer modern / luxurious looking rooms, Grand Hyatt Bali might not be for you.

The four-poster bed in the suite, balcony looking out over the gardens

The living area of the suite, with the bedroom through the doorway

Travertine everywhere in the suite bathroom, with a deep tub and separate shower

King bed and sitting corner in the Grand King room — The Standard King room - the entry-level category, and still a comfortable size.

The Grand King bathroom — glass shower alongside the tub — The Standard King room - the entry-level category, and still a comfortable size.

The view from our balcony — lily ponds, gardens, and Nusa Dua beach beyond

Pools & Beaches Photos

Five pools spread across the grounds, which is the single best reason to book here with kids. The main lagoon is the one everyone photographs, but the quieter ones at either end are where we spent most of our time.

The pool terrace, with tables set right at the water's edge

Shade from the old frangipani trees over the quietest pool

The kids' end — waterslide, shallow entry and a lazy-river channel

The beach through the trees at the front of the resort — The resort's beachfront, a two-minute walk from the pools.

Nusa Dua's sand shelves gently — the water was calm every morning — The resort's beachfront, a two-minute walk from the pools.

Dining Photos

Pasar Senggol is the standout - a Balinese night market set around a stage, with a fire dance most evenings. The rest is a solid spread of Japanese, Italian and poolside casual, and the beachfront tables are worth asking for.

Pasar Senggol, the resort's Balinese night market, with the fire dance in full swing

The Balinese market stalls at Pasar Senggol — Pasar Senggol: the market stalls, and the kecak performance from our table.

The kecak fire dance, watched from our dinner table — Pasar Senggol: the market stalls, and the kecak performance from our table.

Bao buns, satay and small plates spread across the table

Squid ink linguine with clams and prawns, pizza alongside

Grilled steak, chips and prawns — A couple of the better plates — the Japanese restaurant is the safer bet of the two.

Sashimi and tempura at the Japanese restaurant — A couple of the better plates — the Japanese restaurant is the safer bet of the two.

Breakfast under the trees, a few steps from the sand — Beachfront meals: breakfast in the morning, pizza in the late afternoon.

A late afternoon pizza, looking out to the beach — Beachfront meals: breakfast in the morning, pizza in the late afternoon.

Branded coconuts by the pool — a nice touch

Resort Grounds Photos

Forty acres of it, laid out as a Balinese water palace - lily ponds, stone carvings and open-air pavilions between the guest wings. It takes a good ten minutes to walk end to end, which is either a feature or a nuisance depending on the day.