Amani Melasti

Amani Melasti is a boutique hotel-residence on the Bukit Peninsula in Badung, Bali, developed by TEUS Group. The building offers eight fully furnished units across studio and one-bedroom configurations, positioned as a hybrid investment and lifestyle product for buyers who want fractional ownership in a managed resort asset.

# A Single Building on the Bukit Peninsula

The Bukit Peninsula occupies the southernmost tip of Bali, a limestone promontory that rises above the Indian Ocean with cliff-edge beaches and some of the island's most photographed coastlines. Badung, the regency that administers this stretch, has attracted the highest concentration of upscale hospitality investment on the island over the past decade.

Amani Melasti sits within this corridor. It is a single building, currently under construction, with a limited inventory of eight units. That restraint is notable: most developer projects in this part of Bali chase scale. Here, the format resembles a private hotel rather than a residential block, which shapes everything from how the amenities are programmed to how the asset will eventually trade.

# Residences: Studios to One-Bedrooms, All Delivered Furnished

The unit range runs from 322 sq ft to 678 sq ft, covering studio and one-bedroom floor plans. Every residence is delivered fully furnished, which removes a layer of procurement complexity for overseas buyers and allows the property to enter rental circulation without delay.

# Studio units

Studios start from approximately AED 576,582 and range in size from around 323 sq ft to 398 sq ft. Several configurations are available at different price points, suggesting variation in orientation or floor position rather than a uniform product.

# One-bedroom units

One-bedroom residences range from 484 sq ft to 678 sq ft, priced between AED 697,775 and AED 969,540. The largest one-bedroom, at 678 sq ft, represents the top of the building's size range and sits closest to the project's price ceiling.

Interiors draw on a considered palette: natural textures, warm tones, and a design language that references the island's craft traditions without leaning into pastiche. Each unit includes a kitchen area and purpose-selected furnishings. Soundproofing and adjustable lighting are specified throughout.

# Amenities Oriented Around Wellness and Work

The amenity programme is compact but coherent. An infinity pool with patio and a rooftop lounge area address the leisure brief directly. A jacuzzi and spa area, alongside a dedicated yoga space, give the building a wellness dimension that operators in this market use to justify premium nightly rates.

A co-working space and beach club round out the offer. The former speaks to the growing segment of long-stay guests who blend work and travel. The latter connects the property to the beach culture that defines the Bukit experience. A restaurant completes the on-site food offering.

There is no gym listed in the confirmed amenities. Buyers expecting a full fitness facility should clarify this with the developer before committing.

# Position on the Bukit and Access to Southern Bali

The Bukit Peninsula benefits from a warm tropical climate year-round and sits within comfortable reach of Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali's main gateway for international arrivals. Southern Bali's key attractions, including beach clubs, cultural sites, golf courses, and commercial areas, are distributed across a relatively compact geography, making the peninsula a practical base as much as a scenic one.

Melasti Beach, for which the project is named, is known for its white sand and direct ocean access, and sits within the broader Badung coastline. The area's infrastructure has developed considerably alongside its hospitality profile, which matters for buyers thinking about year-round occupancy and operational continuity.

# Who This Project Suits and Where It Sits in the Market

Amani Melasti is not structured for the buyer who wants a large private villa or a high-floor Dubai apartment. It is a small, managed resort product in one of Asia's most consistently visited leisure destinations, priced in a range that sits below AED 1 million even at the top.

For European, GCC, or Asian buyers already comfortable with Dubai's investment market and looking to diversify into a different asset class, a fully furnished eight-unit boutique hotel-residence in Bali represents a different kind of exposure: shorter hold periods, tourism-driven yield, and a physical asset tied to one of the world's most resilient travel destinations. The entry price is accessible. The format is specific. The decision turns on whether a buyer trusts the operator, the developer's execution, and Bali's continued appeal to the international market.