Mitsis Bali Paradise

The accommodation impresses with its comfortable beds, beautiful views, and high cleanliness standards. Guests praise the friendly and helpful staff. Its stunning location provides easy access to the beach and nearby attractions.

We stayed at this hotel for 11 nights — a family of two adults and two children. We checked in in the evening, so there was no wait — we got our room right away. The room was great, with access to the garden, from which you could immediately walk up to the pool. At check-in, we were only given one key with a magnetic tag that serves as the card to activate the electricity in the room. Tip: ask for a second separate key so that the electricity stays on. This way, you can leave the air conditioner running when you go to the lobby, beach, or pool. The good thing is that the A/C is individual (not central) and can be controlled via remote. The room is simple, the furniture is old but not broken. The bathroom has been renovated and looks luxurious compared to the rest of the room. One odd thing — shampoo and shower gel are not replenished. So for a family of four, you get 8 small bottles (4 shampoo, 4 gel), and once they're used up — that's it, even if your stay isn’t over. There’s a fridge in the room, and upon arrival, you’ll find two 1.5-liter bottles of water — no more, no less. Once you drink them, they won’t be replaced. Another oddity — the bar doesn’t provide bottled water for free, even with All Inclusive. If you want some, you’ll have to buy it. Tip: bring your own empty bottles (like gym bottles) and ask to fill them up — that worked. Room cleaning is done every other day. They do a decent job, but for some reason, they ignore the bathroom mirror. The hotel has two pools located right next to each other. There were always enough loungers available, especially since we’re early birds who avoid the midday sun. Hotel rules prohibit reserving loungers — if you leave a towel for more than an hour, staff may remove it at the request of other guests looking for loungers. Tip: if you take a lounger, leave not just your towel but also some personal items. And just treat others kindly. One annoying thing at the pool — jumping into the water from the edge is strictly forbidden and closely monitored. This is especially disappointing for kids who love jumping in. Not sure why, but we were warned a couple of times. There’s a small symbolic water park with three slides. Safety rules are enforced — for example, if a child is slightly below the height requirement (120 cm, I think), they can’t ride. You decide for yourself. Our kids went on the slides and enjoyed them. But if there are too many people, it’s not very comfortable. Also, the slides are closed on Thursdays. The pool bar opens at 10 AM. They serve alcoholic cocktails, soft drinks, coffee, tea, etc. The selection isn’t huge, but it was enough. The lobby bar only opens at 6 PM — so if you’re used to Turkish-style Ultra All Inclusive, this might disappoint you. As for queues in the lobby — it varies from day to day. The cocktail selection is better there and quite tasty. Particularly good were the Aperol, Starboard Sour, Amaretto Sour, Long Island, and San Francisco. During the day, you can ge

We had a wonderful week at the Mitris Bali Paradise. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was fantastic, fresh with lots of choice. The areas of the hotel that have been renovated are stunning. Be prepared for rooms not to have been updated at this point. The pools are smaller than expected but are nice. The beach is nice but there are not enough sunbeds. We often shared one between 4 of us. Bali itself is worth exploring particularly the old port. The land train made it easy to get about. One thing that does need addressing is the evening bar system. It peak times you can queue for 10-15 minutes which really isn't acceptable. We were travelling with teenagers who were not interested in joining with the animation team. On previous holidays they have. The team here only appeared to approach French families and the vast majority of activities were advertised in French only so if we had of wanted to join in, we wouldn't have known what was going on. Overall a great stay at a lovely hotel in a stunning location- the views were breathtaking.