Cross Hotels signs a 115-key Cross Bali Waluya
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The resort is set to open in 2029 in partnership with PT Agungwaluya Kuta Pengembang. It will offer range of stays, spa, fitness center, infinity pool, kids’ zone, plunge pool, restaurant and bar.
Cross Hotels & Resorts has signed a hotel management agreement with PT Agungwaluya Kuta Pengembang for Cross Bali Waluya, a 115-key resort in Bali’s Berawa neighborhood. Set to open in 2029, the resort will operate under the Cross brand.
The resort offers one-bedroom suites, one-bedroom penthouses with Jacuzzis, and two- and three-bedroom residences and penthouses with private rooftops, lap pools, and wellness amenities. Guests will also get access to a spa, fitness center, infinity pool, kids' zone, plunge pool, restaurant and bar.
Harry Thaliwal, CEO of Cross Hotels & Resorts, said, “Cross Bali Waluya strengthens our presence in Bali and amplifies our vision to be APAC’s leading alternative to global hotel operators. With a strong brand, global distribution power, and a track record of high-performing assets, this collaboration puts us on the path to long-term shared success.”
Vigor Agungwaluya, Director of PT Agungwaluya Kuta Pengembang, stated, “Our collaboration with Cross Hotels & Resorts brings a fresh, dynamic approach to hospitality, offering spacious and thoughtfully curated stays that blend comfort with the unique charm of Berawa. We’re excited to open doors to a wider market and create memorable experiences for every guest."
Evan Burns, Country Manager – Indonesia, Cross Hotels & Resorts, added, “Every room category, amenity, and guest touchpoint has been envisioned to offer understated luxury in a setting that feels both inspiring and relaxed. Berawa is where culture meets creativity, and this resort will offer a refined base for guests who want to experience Bali through a new lens.”
Cross Hotels & Resorts operates 28 hotels under six distinct brands – Cross, Cross Vibe, Away, Lumen, Cross Collection, and Kaura – across Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and Japan.