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Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian : Bali Nightlife

Roxuai : Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian : Bali Nightlife

Roxuai : Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian Bali

I love this place! Very nice (and big) place, cool crowd, hugeee variety of music. Whenever I go to Bali, Sky Garden is always the first in my to-do list. The FDC is pretty cheap too!. Very very recommended for you who want a great rooftop experience and different choices of music.The rooftop of the famous Legian 61 buidling in JL Legian is the main party venue of Bali. Legian 61 is the hotspot of partying but the roof top Legian Sky Garden 61 (oficially caled Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge) at the top of the six story buidling is the most packed of them all as this is where most of the action for foreigners, particularly the young and hip australians and other caucasians and a smattering of Japanese, chinese and koreans go to.

This multilevel palace of flash flirts with height restrictions from its rooftop bar where all of Kuta twinkles around you. Look for top DJs, a ground-level cafe and paparazzi wannabes. Munchers can enjoy a long menu of bar snacks and meals (salads, sandwiches, pastas and the like). Most, however, roam from floor to floor posing with posers and having a blast. Despite the gloss, it can get quite rowdy at night when Kuta starts thumping.

The Sky Garden top floor buffet is impressive, a mouth-watering display of barbecue sauced roast chicken, assortments of salads and pastas, and smoking skewers on a blazing grill. There are many seating options to choose from, with comfortable padded benches and long tables around the edge if you’re in for the view. Or, for more mingling you can opt for the long table in the centre under a single tree with bar stool-like seats. Behind, a large projector screen plays action movies with captions, with music provided by the DJ. Legian has a pretty impressive skyline, something we hadn’t realised until we made a trip here.

The rooftop is always crammed full of people and many drunk chicks and local indonesian girls dance at the ledge in the middle of the rooftop garden. there are many tables and chairs around the place but since it is packed full of people standing, you can hardly move as you dance to the live DJ hits of Trance, House, Club, RNB, Hip Hop hits that starts at 6:00 pm to 3:00 pm everyday.

Music Type :

SkyGarden is normally house, Bradys is R&B, and Skydome has major international DJs coming in on a Fri and Sat performing a range of different styles.

Average Drink Prives :

Drinks vary in Price but before midnight price where most drinks are 20000 RP cheaper. Most popular Drinks after midnight are Sunset Drinks 75000 RP, Triple Fruit Shakers 90000, Triple Smirnoff Chiller 90000 RP.

Opening Hours :

From 9am @ ESC for Breakfast, Irish Pub;
Georges Sports Cave Opens at 11pm;
The rest of the club SkyGarden opens @ 6pm and every other floor @9m all until 3am.

Dress Code:

informal, you can come in flip flops and shorts, however no beach attire is allowed.

Info :

Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian Bali
61 Legian, Jl. Legian, Legian, Bali
http://www.61legian.com/

Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian : Bali Nightlife

Sky Garden Rooftop Lounge Legian : Bali Nightlife

@ Roxuai : Bali Nightlife : The Sky Garden Legian

Sky Garden is very close to the Sari and the Paddy’s Club where the bombings had taken place. The night was glowing and crowds were all over the street. Legian resembled any other South Asia nightspot like the Walking Street of Pattaya, Patong in Phuket or Changkat in KL. There were very few Indians though on the streets. Most of the crowd was Australian or European.

Without much thought, I sprang inside, hoping to catch some beer and music. The place was massive and had multiple dance floors at various levels all roaring with music. The place also had a nice terrace bar from which you could get a bird’s eye view of the Denpasar landscape. The dance floor in the centre was huge and this is where most of the action seemed to be. It was encapsulated within a huge dome which resembled the night sky, thanks, to the terrific effects generated by laser. There was spiral staircase which rose into the galleries overlooking the central dance floor. After a detailed recce, I decided to pick up a Bintang a popular Indonesian Beer and settled on a bar stool overlooking the central dance floor. The laser show emanating from the stage was pulsating. I began to feel the beat as DJ Chardy was belting the latest in hip hop. I must confess that I was beginning to enjoy the music even though I know very little about hip hop. As the night was sinking in, I felt, a strong hand on my shoulder.

The main stage was buzzing with pyro technics and laser shows. One of the shows in which the artist transformed the laser cords into a giant musical instrument, was particularly impressive. There was Lebanese guy who was playfully blocking my mobile camera as I tried to take pictures. On the other side a Chinese group kept taking tequila shots till they could no longer stand. The ubiquitous Australians were all over shouting, singing and roaring into the night. By now Pandeyji was many a drinks down and was in his elements. He took the centre stage and I could see flashes of Dharmendar as he danced. Nevertheless he was getting applauded from all across.

The Balinese are a hardy lot. They surely have bounced back from the events of 2002. The place now, is a melting pot, where you can find people from all over the World merging into the spirits and the chants of the Kecak dance. Bali is an island of tranquility, tolerance and acceptance in a region which is otherwise struggling with its identity. Like all beautiful places , Bali too has been hit hard but as someone says the World is a mean place and it will hit you hard and keep you down on your knees if you let it. But it isn’t about how hard you can hit back , it is about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. Bali has moved a long way and it will keep moving forward as the God's reside here.

The Sky Garden Club in Legian Bali

Roxuai : The Stones Hotel Legian Bali

The Stones Legian Bali is a nice hotel. It is located toward the end of the Jalan Pantai Kuta toward Legian, which is at the rather quite part of Jalan Pantai Kuta. I found the location is ok, as I can still walk to the Beachwalk mall area (which is in the middle of Jalan Pantai Kuta) for about 10-15 minutes leisure walk along the beach.

The rooms are elegantly decorated in natural colors , and equipped with a coffee maker , flat screen TV , and an iPod dock . You can enjoy views of the garden or the swimming pool from the window . Each private bathroom provides shower facilities , hairdryer , bathrobes , and complimentary toiletries .Luggage storage and safe deposit box is available at the front desk 24 hours . You can work out in the gym , relax in the spa and wellness center , or take a walk in the park . In addition to offering laundry and ironing services , the hotel also provides car and bicycle rental service at an additional cost .

Short Review :

Check-inFrom 3:00 PMCheck-outUntil 12:00 PMCancellation/prepaymentCancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. Children and extra bedsFree!One child under 6 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.Extra beds are not available.There is no capacity for baby beds in the room. PetsPets are not allowed. Cards accepted at this propertyThe Stones Hotel - Legian Bali, Autograph Collection by Marriott accepts these cards and reserves the right to pre-authorize your card prior to arrival.

The Stones Hotel Legian Bali

Here are how the open lobby looks like. I like the back light that keep changing. Upon arrival at the front desk, they will provided you with towel, which came as a cube and they immersed it into the water and also a Popsicle. The popsicle came in 3 layers if I remember correctly and each came from different fruit flavour.

The Stones Hotel - Legian Bali, Autograph Collection by Marriott Review

There is a beach in front of you, Kuta beach which is very famous and also very crowded. So you can swim or surf right in front of the hotel area. Granted some people will argue the beach of the Seminyak area may be better, but if you want everything (beach, shopping, food) within walking distance, this may be one of the good hotel to be at Bali.

Best Facilities and Affordable Price

Info :

The Stones Hotel Legian
Jalan Raya Pantai Kuta, Legian, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia
:+62 361 3005888

Roxuai : Legian Street The Nightlife of Bali

Spend one evening walking in legian street , you can dine and shop. there's plenty of international restaurants , pups and clothing stores. it's more live at night and can be very crowded but it's safe for female traveler to walk at night. Legian Road or Jalan Legian is the main street that runs north-south from Kuta to Seminyak on the island of Bali in Indonesia. Legian Road contains a variety of shops, bars, hotels and dance clubs. Its proximity to the beach and its prominent night life make it host to thousands of tourists.