A new 58-suite boutique hotel is to open on one
of the last parcels of land in Seminyak, Bali.
Opening at the end of March 2016, Katamama is
the creation of PTT Family whose restaurants and bars in Indonesia
and Singapore include the internationally acclaimed ‘Potato Head
Beach Club’ in Bali, a 20-villa estate renowned for its
cutting-edge environmental design and a leading contemporary
Indonesian art gallery.
Overseeing the Katamama project is Ronald Akili,
one of Indonesia's leading entrepreneurs who has now broadened his
hospitality horizons to Katamama, the first of three hotels to be
built on prime Bali beachfront locations.
The second landmark
project – collaborating with world-renowned architecture practice
OMA, headed by Rem Koolhaas - will open in 2018 with the third
following shortly afterwards in 2019.
Indonesian architect
and long-time PTT Family collaborator Andra Matin has designed
Katamama, with interiors a partnership between the owners and the
Singapore-based design company Takenouchi Webb.
The hotel will be
finished with Indonesian materials such as Balinese bricks, teak,
hand-made tiles from Java and terrazzo made on site.
With only 58 suites, Katamama is intimate and serene, offering
some of the largest living spaces of any hotel in Bali, in each of
its categories.
The suites will be filled with curated artwork,
handpicked furniture and collectibles, many of them
originally part of the owner’s personal collection.
All suites
boast outdoor spaces, whether balconies, secluded gardens or
individual pools.
The Rooftop Suites embody premium luxury and
provide the ultimate escape. Measuring 268 sqm, these two-storey
suites offer internal access to a rooftop garden complete with ocean views, a spa bath and rain shower and dining and
lounge areas, complete with their own bar.
The crowning glory of
the hotel will be The Katamama Suite, housing two bedrooms and a
private rooftop garden with picture perfect ocean views.
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