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If you want all the indulgence of all-inclusive, with none of the bustle of the buffet, is a gift for those who prefer to keep to themselves on holiday. All dining is available in the privacy of your suite for no additional cost (although, of course, you can frequent the restaurant should you wish to), with the table laid for you by a butler.

If you’re feeling particularly bougie, you can even opt for the ‘anytime, anywhere’ brekkie floating in your own private pool. Extras include afternoon tea, fruit and ice cream poolside, complimentary minibar, activities and all-day drinks. 

If you’ve heard of Mövenpick before, it’s probably because you’ve been acquainted with the Swiss brand’s glorious ice cream. Rest assured there is plenty of it at : its daily chocolate hour is the stuff of legend, where truffles, a chocolate fountain, churros and truffles are churned out quicker than you can say ‘Bruce Bogtrotter’.

With daily buffet brekkie, two courses for lunch and dinner and daily cocktails and beers, the all-inclusive package is well worth the upgrade.

We love it when a resort thinks of everything. The gold all-inclusive package at goes over-and-above, with very nice perks including complimentary laundry service, a free minibar and complimentary watersports like kayaking, windsurfing and catamaran sailing. And then there’s the food.

Oh, the food: between hitting the buffet for breakfast and restaurants for lunch and dinner, there’s afternoon tea AND round-the-clock room service, plus cocktails, beers and other drinks from 11am to midnight. Cheers to that.

You simply can’t go wrong with this Nusa Dua bestseller. Positioned on one of Bali’s most sought-after beaches, is beloved for its family-friendly luxury, with some seriously cute pirate and mermaid-themed rooms available and daily kids’ club access included.

The dining is sure to appeal to all ages, and you can mix up your included breakfast, lunch and dinner at different restaurants: the Salsa Verde Italian beach grill is a hit for its woodfired pizzas, while the Balinese-market-style Pasar Senggol offers Indonesian street food with a side of cultural entertainment. 

Variety is the spice of life and that’s exactly what you can expect at this water-palace-inspired Nusa Dua resort, . After starting the day buffet-style at the poolside, you’ll have your pick of any of five restaurants for lunch and dinner: one night you might have Japanese at Genji, followed by Indian at Ganesha Ek Sanskriti, and the multi-national buffet of Waterfall the next.

Top up between with a complimentary minibar and free-flow drinks package, ensuring your hand will never be devoid of a cocktail.