Best Party Hotels in Legian, Bali

The 108-room Magani Hotel and Spa is an upscale, contemporary property in a busy area with restaurants, shops, and the beach within a five-minute walk. Big, sophisticated rooms offer furnished terraces or balconies, and some have whirlpool tubs or private outdoor plunge pools. This fresh, pristine property offers a Mediterranean restaurant, pool with swim-up bar, and spa with two saunas. The business and fitness centers are modern, and Wi-Fi is free. Because of its desirable location, the hotel (and especially the street-facing restaurant) tends to be somewhat loud and can draw partiers. Guests may want to consider the Ossotel, another upscale option in Legian that's less expensive and offers free breakfast. 

The Sun Island Hotel Legian is a 107-room upscale hotel catering to the young party crowd. It's strategically located in downtown Legian, just a five-minute walk from the most popular nightclubs and restaurants and 10 minutes from the beach on foot. Rooms are contemporary, stylish, and reasonably priced, with essentials like air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Hotel features include a rooftop dipping pool, an infinity pool with a swim-up bar, and a tranquil spa, plus the urban-chic Topix Asia restaurant is a hive of activity throughout the day. Families looking for a more child-friendly hotel may want consider the nearby Akmani Legian, which offers a kids' club, kids' pool, and a large lap pool, plus rates there tend to be cheaper.

The ONE Legian is a three-and-a-half pearl hotel with a cool urban design approach and energetic vibe. It features an excellent location in Legian that's a short walk from bars and clubs, and about a 10-minute walk from the beach. However, that central location will translate to noise. The rooftop pool hosts regular parties with DJs, and the hotel also offers a quieter second pool, a spa, fitness center, two restaurants, and several bars. The 301 rooms are compact and simple, with standard features like mini-fridges, free Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. The atmosphere can get a little loud and crazy, so travelers looking for a more traditional and quiet hotel in the same area might consider the nearby Adi Dharma Hotel.