Umana Bali Transforms Corporate Retreats with Bespoke, Secluded MICE Offerings

Set atop the cliffs of Melasti Beach in southern Bali, Umana Bali presents a distinct level of privacy and seclusion that sets it apart from traditional MICE venues. All 72 villas are luxurious retreats with a private pool and outdoor hot tub, allowing delegates to balance structured programming with personal downtime, a consideration that is becoming increasingly relevant as business travelers seek quieter moments to reset and re-energize during work trips.

Distinctive MICE Offering
- Villa-only configuration: 72 private villas, each with pool and hot tub, ensuring privacy and downtime for delegates.
- Immersive formats: Moves away from conventional ballrooms, blending indoor/outdoor venues with Balinese cultural experiences like blessing ceremonies, wellness rituals, and culinary showcases.
- Leadership view: GM Nicolas Kassab emphasizes the shift toward intentional, experience-driven corporate gatherings where authenticity and privacy matter as much as functionality.

Meeting & Event Spaces
- Nusa Indah Ballroom: 188 sqm, divisible into two spaces.
- Melati Room: Naturally lit, plus expansive foyer for networking.
- Unique venues: Ocean-facing Commune Garden, Infinity Pool Deck, Oliverra restaurant, Chapel Lawn overlooking the Indian Ocean.

Purpose & Sustainability
- Tri Hita Karana philosophy: Focus on exclusivity, purposeful travel, and tailored wellness.
- Hilton’s Travel with Purpose: Revenue supports Anugrah Dewata kindergarten in Ungasan village.
- Eco practices: Hilton’s LightStay platform, locally sourced cuisine, elimination of single-use plastics.

Incentives
- Part of Hilton’s “Meet More, Save More” campaign in Asia Pacific, offering savings and Hilton Honors Event Planner bonus points.

Accessibility
- Located near Ngurah Rai International Airport, combining convenience with rare seclusion in Bali’s hospitality landscape.

This makes Umana Bali particularly suited for executive retreats, board meetings, and premium incentive groups—a niche but growing segment in MICE.