ALILA MANGGIS ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY POLICY

Alila Manggis is a boutique designer property set to harmonise with Balinese culture and located within a coconut grove on the tranquil East Coast of Bali.  In order to provide our guests with a Balinese experience in terms of culture, environment and ambience management recognises the need to work in harmony with the local community. We demonstrate this through achieving recognition with the Bali Tri Hita Karana Awards which promote a balanced relationship between fellow human beings, their God and the environment and through adopting the Green Globe 21 approach to sustainable tourism. We offer our guests the opportunity to participate in our GG 21 activities by constantly creating new Alila experiences in support of this policy while proactively encouraging local tourism operators in our regency to think Green especially in preserving the waterways, coral reef and minimising their use of plastic.

To promote our community relationship we commit to select the majority of our employee’s from the local area and region of Karangasem regency.  We utilise fresh local products from our organic garden in the first instance and where these are not available purchase goods and services from local suppliers with a preference to those from profit sharing co-operatives organisation.

It is our commitment to measure our greenhouse gas emissions, energy and fresh water usage, waste water discharges, minimize our solid waste and set targets etc., in all areas to improve our environmental performance through benchmarking with GG21 every year and to comply with the relevant environmental public and occupational health and safety, hygiene and employment legislation and other requirements of Indonesia to which we are obliged to adhere.

Our Management and Green Team is proud to promote and communicate our aims and performance in the GG21 programs to our share holders and to all staff, neighbours, suppliers and local community and to make this policy available to them on request.

Our Environmental and Social Efforts

We invite you to join our Green Team when staying at Alila with the following environmentally friendly options:

•          Fresh linens and towels are provided daily.  Protect the earth by saving gallons of water and chemical detergents by placing this card on your bed should you wish to reuse your bed linen.  Should you wish to reuse your towel, please hang it on the hook provided, if not please leave it on the floor of the shower and you will receive a fresh towel.

•          Save on carbon emissions and explore the delightful countryside of East Bali by bicycle instead of by car this holiday.   Healthier for you and the ozone layer.

•          Support local village co-operative projects by taking home gifts of our beautifully packaged coconut soaps.  Spa Alila soaps can be found in our Alila Living boutique.

•          Immerse yourself in Balinese culture with a visit to one of our local temple ceremonies with our Leisure Concierge who is happy to share with you the spiritual, communal and social rituals andpractices of these blessed people.

To learn more about Alila Manggis

http://www.alilahotels.com/manggis

Enjoy these benefits;

• 3-day/2-night accommodation
• Daily a la carte breakfast for two persons
• One time dinner for two persons
• 90 minutes Spa Alila signature treatment
• 30% discount for additional body treatments at Spa Alila
• 20% discount on meals and non alcoholic beverages in hotel F&B outlets.
• In-resident Alila hospitalities.

Alila Ubud hospitalities: free shuttle service based on hotel schedule to Ubud Central, daily afternoon tea from 15 h 00 to 17 h 00, complimentary lifestyle experiences based on schedule: morning tai chi and yoga, children Balinese dance class.

Alila Manggis hospitalities: free shuttle service based on hotel schedule to Candidasa area or Tenganan, a pre-Hinduism village in East Bali, daily afternoon tea from 15 h 00 to 17 h 00, complimentary lifestyle experiences based on schedule: morning tai chi or yoga and ginger tea by the pool.

Terms and Conditions: rates are per package, inclusive of 11% government tax and 10% service, applicable for both single and double occupancy. All benefits inclusion is for maximum two persons. Package offered valid for guests staying between 12 March 2010 and 18 March 2010.

For further information and reservations, please contact our reservations department at Alila Ubud: ubud@alilahotels.com or Alila Manggis: manggis@alilahotels.com

For further information regarding our resorts and villas http://www.alilahotels.com

Celebrate Valentines and Chinese New Year to Alila  Ubud for a seductively surprising retreat!

Savour the subtle flavours, textures, colors and goodness of the freshest ingredients at “Plantation Dining”, crafted by our culinary team. The 3-course dinner comprises delicious western dishes, scrumptious desserts “A Menage a Trios of Chocolate” – Aztecs considered all chocolate an aphrodisiac. Strawberries are the perfect aphrodisiac, they are red, which is the color associated with love and passion. On the night, you will be accompanied by a spectacular “Traditional Jazz” performance.

In line with Alila’s practice of constantly seeking meaningful channels to give back to the local community, by joining the dinner, you will help “The Senang Hati Foundation” to create a society that welcomes and values the equal participation of people with disabilities.

IDR400,000++ per person

Subject to 11%  government tax and 10% service charge.

To reserve email ubud@alilahotels.com  or telephone +62 (0) 361 975 963

For more information on Alila Hotels http://www.alilahotels.com
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Introduction to Balinese Cooking

From the growing and harvesting process to the marketing and preparation of ingredients, understand how the cycle of daily life translates to the plate in traditional Balinese dishes.

After an early morning breakfast, visit Klungkung market and experience the amazing sights, sounds and aromas of one of the busiest village markets in East Bali. Return to the hotel to learn how to use the ubiquitous Ulekan (traditional Balinese mortar and pestle) to make the embodiment of Balinese cuisine – Bumbu Bali (Balinese curry paste) and Bumbu kacang (peanut sauce) – and prepare Balinese style nasi goreng (fried rice) in a wok and sate ayam (grilled chicken skewers). Then savour the morning’s handiwork over a leisurely lunch in the restaurant.

Organic Garden Adventure

Gain a new sense of taste as you rediscover the wholesome, nurturing flavors of unprocessed ingredients. Grow your awareness of sustainable farming which is sure to stimulate your appetite for a more healthy, balanced lifestyle.

After breakfast, head to our organic garden just 10 minutes from the hotel, hidden below the foothills of Mt Agung overlooking the sea. Our gardener Pak Sugita will reveal the techniques and agricultural practices of Balinese farmers, from the famed Subak (water irrigation) system to the rotation of crops in the rice fields.

Armed with boots and a rice hat, join in the action in the garden, collecting seasonal ingredients, walking the ducks, scaring the birds or simply waiting for the rice to grow from the shelter of a “kubu kubu” – a small hut built in the rice fields. Begin your organic cooking lesson with tastings from the garden followed by lunch in a traditional Balinese pavilion.

Food for the Skin

Bali has a rich history of traditional medicinal recipes for maintaining health and beauty. Discover the healing qualities of natural ingredients found all around us, and used in Alila’s cuisine naturalle and rejuvenating spa treatments. A Balinese breakfast in our organic garden is a wonderful start to the day, prepared by our head gardener Pak Sugita using a Jalikan or traditional wood-fired stove. Then explore the garden, picking herbs, roots and fruits that hold the secrets to staying healthy used by the Balinese people.

Learn how to make coconut oil that you can use to prepare your own skin treatments. Create a facial treatment using local fruits and organic bath sea salts, as well as a herbal body scrub made from an age-old recipe handed down through the generations.

These are simply a taste of some of the culinary classes waiting for you at Alila Manggis.

To reserve a class email manggis@alilahotels.com

To read more about our Cooking Classes

http://www.alilahotels.com/surprisingly_different_cooking_class

To find out more on Alila Manggis

http://www.alilahotels.com/manggis

Alila Live

The Alila Live Gift includes : one complimentary night a the pre-booked accommodation category and breakfast for two persons with Alila hospitalities during your stay.

Book your holiday and redeem your gift now with your choice of Hotel/Resort from the list below:

Alila Cha-Am.Thailand. Alila Jakarta.Indonesia.Alila Manggis.Bali.Alila Ubud.Bali.Alila Villas Uluwatu.Bali.Kemang Icon by Alila.Jakarta.3 Nagas by Alila.Luang Prabang

Terms and conditions:

The complimentary night is redeemable with a minimum of two nights booked at the Internet Rates on www.alilahotels.com

The complimentary night is based on the accommodation category as charged in your online booking.

The gift is only valid for online booking at www.alilahotels.com

Your complimentary night is valid for stay from 6th Jan till 31 March 2010. However reservation must be made before 31st December 2009.

Reservation is subject to availability.

The gift is not transferable or redeemable in cash.

Other terms and conditions of the Internet Rates apply.

To subscribe to Alila Live and receive the offer simply click http://www.alilalive.com and click on Subscribe E -News

For more information on Alila Hotels and Resorts http://www.alilahotels.com

After almost 365 days of hard work comes the time to celebrate all your achievements and wishes for 2009 with friends and family. The eve of the New Year with Alila is magical, memorable and fun. Fascinating traditional Balinese music and dance, and of course, Alila cocktail parties, are sure to add sparkle to your celebrations!

Stay at Alila Resorts in Bali for a “surprisingly different” festive season. Witness the spectacular seaside sunrises of the East at Alila Manggis or experience the misty mountain evenings of the Central North at Alila Ubud.

Hidden Glories Unveiled at Alila Ubud

From the early days, Bali has been a source of inspiration to its many guests – a culture with a rich and vast heritage of craftsmanship, art, dance, wellness and religion, ever present in daily life and often leaving visitors mesmerized by its abundance, authenticity and flair. With modern society pressuring the traditional Balinese lifestyle, Alila Ubud celebrates the island’s once so glorious elements. Discover traditional architecture hidden in lush jungle surroundings, indulge in authentic flavours, and witness performances by master shadow puppeteers and gamelan orchestras– just some of the many glories of Bali unveiled during this festive season.

Thursday, 24 December 2009: ‘Christmas Eve Dinner’

Savour the subtle flavours, textures, colors and goodness of the freshest ingredients, crafted by our culinary team into a surprisingly different Christmas Eve dinner, exciting both the palate and the senses. Whimsical, timeless, and spanning two hemispheres, this 4-course dinner comprises traditional Christmas dishes, including some western dishes on the menu for the night. Scrumptious desserts – a bountiful array of tempting sweets – are served by the infinity edge pool. USD 55 per person.

Friday, 25 December: ‘Natural Side / Authentic Countryside’

Enjoy three and a half hours of wonder as you walk through lush local countryside featuring some of the most impressive rice terraces, rivers and waterfalls. In the company of our Leisure Concierge, you will explain about spices and local flora and fauna, visit a local Balinese family compound, and enjoy a refreshing drink of coconut milk direct from its natural source. The experience ends with a beautifully laid out sumptuous picnic in our private Bale overlooking rice fields. USD 65 per person (book one and your partner enjoys for free).

Saturday, 26 December: ‘Batik Day’

Enjoy fascinating insights into the world heritage of Indonesia, “Batik” – an amazing and ancient method of color dyeing. This local traditional handicraft originates from the Majapahit kingdom era, created for the royal family’s fashion, and then continued into the Mataram Sultanate era in Central Java. Batik has since become public fashion and widely spread to other areas of Indonesia. It is believed to be a symbol of hope for those who wear it. Learn the traditional techniques of how to paint point by point on cloth using special liquid called “malam” by means of a “canting” at a demonstration held at the Cabana Lounge, followed in the evening with a delectable surprise cooked up by our culinary team. USD 40 per person

Sunday, 27 December: ‘The Delight of Dance’

Witness the “Dolanan” dance, a unique and ancient classical performance by Balinese local children. You will be delighted by the beauty of their dancing, singing, acting and playing as part of this traditional form of story telling which unveils a Balinese tale. Take part yourself in a Balinese dance workshop during the day and enjoy a special dinner in the evening, including complimentary drinks in our Sculpture Garden from 7pm onwards. USD 40 per person

Monday, 28 December: ‘A Feast of Balinese Music and Sumptuous Seafood’’

Bali is world renowned for its profusion of musical activities and the variety of its instrumental ensembles called ‘Gamelan’, played not merely for pleasure, but to accompany rituals, dance and drama during religious ceremonies. Refresh yourself with afternoon tea to the sounds of traditional music. Then from 7pm onwards, join us at the restaurant’s terrace for cocktails and a performance by the Dharma Kusuma group from the neighbouring village of Payangan. Afterwards our Balinese Master Chefs will serve a sumptuous Balinese seafood feast featuring delicious local specialties such Cumi-Cumi Kemangi. USD 35 per person.

Tuesday, 29 December: ‘Ancient Cinema’

Wayang Kulit, or shadow puppet theater, is Bali’s most complex and sacred art form. It is a traditional medium of moral and spiritual instruction. It is also wonderfully entertaining. This evening, join us in the Cabana Lounge from 8.30 – 9.00pm for an introduction by master puppeteer Pak Gender, followed by an ancient cinema performance under the stars.

Wednesday, 30 December: ‘A Day in the Life of An Artisan’

Ubud is the artistic center of Bali with its many museums, art galleries and numerous artisans. Today, several artisans will visit Alila Ubud to demonstrate their skills and awaken the artist within you! Be inspired by Ubud’s creative spirit and create your own masterpiece.

At the infinity pool edge, meet one of Ubud’s younger generation of painters from Kamasan (the village where the traditional painting comes from), Wayan Gama, who will decorate canvases and display works typical of the Ubud art movement. In the Alila Gallery, see the beautifully glittering tapestries of batik with beads, sequins and stones, created by internationally acclaimed artist Anne Marie Kipar.We’ve also invited master stone sculptor, Pak Nyoman Suweta, to demonstrate the delicate yet powerful art of stone carving utilizing only traditional tools. View old manuscripts and demonstrations from the master Pak Wayan Sumerti.

Thursday, 31 December:  ‘Alila Ubud Auld Lang Syne Dinner’

Welcome the New Year perched high above the Ayung River in Ubud, Bali…simply unforgettable! Gather poolside at 6pm for a lively Barong Bangkung parade and performance. Then take your seat from 7pm onwards in Plantation Dining restaurant for a sophisticated 5-course dinner prepared by Executive Chef Shahram De Contades and his kitchen brigade, to the accompaniment of live jazz music. The music continues in the Cabana Lounge until the countdown and a toast to the New Year with a complimentary glass of Alila sparkling wine. USD 70 per person | with wine pairing dinner USD 120 per person.

Friday, 1 January 2010: ‘A Fresh Start…’

Sip on complimentary health shooters and Bloody Marys served during breakfast to help you recover from the celebrations. You can also join us for complimentary morning activities such as morning walk and tai chi.

Saturday, 2 January 2010: ‘Traditional Royal Megibung and Topeng (Mask) Dance’

An ancient and still popular masked dance drama, topeng, draws its inspiration from historical and mythical chronicles of the Balinese clans and kingdoms. Allow us to unveil this traditional communication tool used for history, philosophy, moral standards and entertainment. Tonight’s performance of ‘Sidya Karya’ starts at 7pm in the Cabana Lounge. Balinese Master Chef, I Nyoman Santika, serves a classic family-style Megibung tasting platter of the freshest Balinese flavors and ingredients. USD 40 per person. *All rates are subject to 21% tax and service charge.

Alila Ubud hospitalities: free shuttle service based on hotel schedule to Ubud market, daily afternoon tea from 1500h to 1700h, and complimentary lifestyle experiences based on schedule – morning tai chi or yoga, and children’s Balinese dance class.

Alila Manggis hospitalities: free shuttle service based on hotel schedule to Candidasa area or Tenganan, a pre-hinduism village in East Bali, daily afternoon tea from 1500h to 1700h, and complimentary lifestyle experiences based on schedule – morning tai chi or yoga, and ginger tea by the pool every Monday afternoon.

ALILA UBUD RATES

Superior Room : USD 225++ per night

Superior Room:USD 260++ per night

Deluxe Room: USD 260++ per night

Deluxe Room : USD 300++ per night

Valley Vill : USD 465++ per night

Garden Pool Villa: USD 570++ per night

Private return airport transfers, breakfast for two persons, one tailor-made picnic lunch, one Spa Alila signature massage and Alila hospitalities are included. Prices are for a minimum stay of 3 consecutive nights and subject to a 21% government tax and service charges. Packages offered are valid for travel period between 20 December 2009 and 5 January 2010.

For further information and reservations, please contact our reservations department:

Alila Ubud, Bali
Desa Melinggih Kelod Payangan
Gianyar 80571, Bali INDONESIA
P: +62 361 975 963  F : +62 361975 968
Email : ubud@alilahotels.com

Venture beyond the road well traveled to the end of the Bali map where the hidden glories of the historically rich villages of East Bali will be unveiled. Alila Manggis has a myriad of unique and exciting experiences for the intrepid traveler to feast on this festive season. Choose from our list of “Experiences” to indulge in… cultural, romantic, learning, culinary, active and wellness.

Thursday, 24 December 2009: Christmas Eve ‘Seasalt’ | Christmas Eve ‘Tables by the Ocean’

Enjoy five courses of ‘modern Asian cuisine’ at the ‘Seasalt’ or at a ‘Table by the Ocean’ celebrating the best of East Bali’s locally grown produce. USD 45 per person | USD 80 per person with wine pairing (one glass of matched wine per course). Reserve one of our ‘Tables by the Ocean’ and make your evening an extra special one with a bottle of sparkling wine and a private butler for an additional USD 25 per person.

Friday, 25 December: ‘A Royal Merry Christmas’

Indulge in a traditional royal ‘Megibung’ feast dinner in the king’s palace with all the trimmings and entertainment fit for royalty. A truly unique experience in a stunningly different location. USD 75 per person.

Sunday, 27 December: ‘Brunch by the Ocean Pandan Forest’

Relax and enjoy the sea breeze, cool tunes and casual dining. We invite you to bring the kids… children from the orphanage we support have been invited too. Join us and them for an afternoon of fun and games. USD 35 per adult / USD 10 per child under 12yrs. USD 5 from the above price will be donated towards the further development and support of the orphanage. Additional donations or contributions can be made by each individual in cash or kind.

Monday, 28 December: ‘East Balinese Night Market in the Gardens of the Hotel’

Experience a local-style ‘night market’ in the magical ambience of our gardens while you dine under the night sky. USD 30 per person.

Tuesday, 29 December: ‘Seafood Seven’.

Feast on seven courses of sensational seafood freshly plucked from the nearby ocean and rivers, combining flavours from around the world. USD 60 per person | USD 90 per person with wine pairing (one glass of matched wine per course). Reserve one of our ‘Tables by the Ocean’ and make your evening an extra special one with a bottle of sparkling wine and a private butler for an additional USD 25 per person.

Thursday, 31 December: ‘The Last Supper Under the Full Moon’.

Your last chance to party for the year! Ring in 2010 with a casual party around the pool and by the ocean as we light up the evening with a wood-fired BBQ dinner, fire dancing and fireworks at midnight. USD 65 per person.

Superior Room		: USD 225++ per night
Deluxe Room		: USD 260++ per night
Sea-side Suite		: USD 425++ per night

*All rates are subject to 21% tax and service charge.

Private return airport transfers, breakfast for two persons, one tailor-made picnic lunch, one Spa Alila signature massage and Alila hospitalities are included. Prices are for a minimum stay of 3 consecutive nights and subject to a 21% government tax and service charges. Packages offered are valid for travel period between 20 December 2009 and 5 January 2010.

Alila Manggis, Bali
Buitan, Manggis Karangasem

80871, Bali INDONESIA

P: +62 363 41 011  F: +62 363

Email: manggis@alilahotels.com

The Alila Living Gallery at Alila Ubud is delighted to showcase a glittering collection of jeweled batik tapestries designed by German-born textile artist Annemarie Kipar. The exhibition features an Indonesian-inspired series of jeweled batik wall hangings and bedspreads, each beautifully embellished with richly coloured beads, sequins and stones.

Annemarie’s beautiful creations bring together her love for fine jewels with her love for the intricate designs and motifs of Indonesian batik and ikats, which was sparked not long after she arrived in Bali in the early 1990s. She has lived and worked here ever since.

Most of her tapestries are one-off originals whose unique designs are impossible to recreate as they feature batiks that are rare, and are decorated with beads and stones she has collected over the years. She also mostly works with antique fabrics, although a new batik might occasionally inspire her and now has also incorporated chince, cheneel from Europe and latly double brokat from Tibet. Each piece is intricately and precisely hand-stitched, and takes around three to four months to complete.

Annemarie’s jewelled batik tapestries have been exhibited in Indonesia as well as in US and Europe. They also enjoy a loyal following, becoming collector’s items worldwide, with notable collectors including Balinese royalty and Hollywood stars such as Elizabeth Taylor.

Annemarie Kipar has made substantial donations to the hospital in Aceh, birthing clinic Ubud, Rotary Club Ubud, and several non profit organizations in the US, Europe, and Indonesia.

About Alila Ubud

Alila Ubud is a tranquil and secluded hillside retreat that sits high up on the edge of the rich green Ayung River valley in Bali’s central foothills, just minutes from Ubud, the island’s artistic cultural centre. Its infinity-edge pool has been ranked as one of the 50 most beautiful pools in the world by Travel and Leisure.

About Alila Hotels and Resorts

Alila Hotels and Resorts offers a stylish, relaxing environment with a new level of guest experience which is continuously redefined by the latest developments in design and living. Alila Hotels and Resorts fashions uniquely different lifestyle concepts in creating luxurious destination experiences for its guests. The management company has gained much repute as a niche innovator of exclusive resorts that differentiate themselves by adding that special lifestyle component. The Alila Experiences are centered on building unique emotional “moments of truth” between the guest, the hotel and destination. More information about its current hotels and resorts in Bali, Jakarta, Thailand and Laos can be found at http://www.alilahotels.com

Currently, Alila is embarking on its next generation of high end designer luxury resorts in Bali, China, India, Indochina, Maldives, Oman and the Gulf region, and Thailand.

For further information, please contact:

Linda Wiryani

Communications Executive

Alila Ubud and Alila Manggis

Tel: +62 (361) 975 963

Fax: +62 (361) 975 968

Mobile: +62 813 384 20998

Email: linda@alilahotels.com

(Image courtesy of Peter Voet)

One of our valued guests at Alila Manggis,who was passionate about Scuba Diving, recently wrote a review for us.

” Early November 2009 I came to Bali to do some diving.

The main thing I would have liked to see was the famous Mola Mola or oceanic sunfish which Bali is famous for.I knew I was a little late on the season for a sunfish encounter, but I didn’t mind.My view on diving is that one should not chase around species to see, nature will present them as a gift to you when the time is right.

Living up to this philosophy staying at the Allila Mangis resort is not so hard. You can feel the pulse of nature throughout the place. Besides of that, the whole complex has the same Zen feeling to it as the one I look for while diving.

It is a place to come home to when you’re tired after diving and just relax.I was curious what nature would present to me this time.The first gift I got was the Mantis shrimp. This colourful small lobster is also nicknamed thumb-breaker. It got this reputation from being able to hit very hard with its small claws.While taking the picture I was very careful of not having the housing smashed. It was the first time I ever got to see the rare lobster.

Then the great Barracuda came along. The large predator fish measured at least one and a half meter in length. I could come very close to it, an unforgettable experience.

As if this was not enough, we stumbled upon the rare Ghost pipefish. This very small creature mimics seaweed in order to mislead fish hunting for it. I had seen this rare creature before, but the clear waters of Bali offered me my first opportunity to take a good picture of it.

At that point the 2 most spectacular encounters were still up nature’s sleeve.

First I was totally amazed by an encounter with an enormous school of Trevally fish. The school moves around like a chaotic system. Watching is was like being in a nature movie. It cannot be believed how happy I felt.

Then it was time for the cherry on the cake. An encounter with the one species one has to see to believe it is for real. I got to dive with Manta Ray.I got to see 3 of them together and I got to see them really close. It was like seeing bionic stealth fighter planes going over my head… simply amazing.

And what about the Mola Mola ? I guess it wasn’t time for me to receive that present yet.

But I will get back to Bali again for that one; maybe time will be right then, maybe not. That next time Allila Mangis will be my home again.”

Peter Voet, October 2009.

For more information on arranging Scuba Diving whilst at Alila Manggis email manggis@alilahotels.com

For more information on Alila Manggis http://www.alilahotels.com/manggis