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The well-regarded Chinese newspaper heralded Alila Hotels and Resorts to be the "favorite of those loving green in China when its characteristically luxe and green resorts in Yunnan Lijiang, Shangri-La, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Suzhou open from 2009 onwards". |
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Hurun Report, China's foremost luxury business magazine, noted the unique concept behind Alila. "Alila will bring people away from the urban, busy city life to lands of fresh air and greenery to fully experience and appreciate the local destination. This is luxury for today’s city dwellers. While Alila continuously redefines its lifestyle concept with the latest developments in design and living, fully integrating nature, community and business is a priority for the management group." |
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Alila Villas Uluwatu, opening its doors in 2009, was rated "must-visit" by Condé Nast Traveler US. "A member of Design Hotels, its 87 contemporary villas are spread over a limestone plateau, and its communal areas will include a plush clifftop and a restaurant on the cliff's edge, with sweeping sea views." |
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Alila Ubud, "a tranquil and secluded hillside retreat", was listed by the notable Australian luxury travel magazine as one of the top ten luxury resorts in Bali. Alila Ubud was hand-picked by the magazine's 'brains trust', "which is made up of unique teams of experienced editors, writers and leading industry experts". |