Luxury Escapes Bali deal, the most popular ever, returns for Australian travellers

It’s the deal that was snapped up by Australians every four minutes, selling out in just days and now it’s back on the market.

Bali holiday deals are back and they’re better than ever.

It’s the deal that was snappedup by Australians every four minutes, selling out in just days and now it’s back on the market.

It’s the best selling Bali deal ever and it’s back on offer to Aussies ... but you better be quick.

Luxury Escapes, a travel company that specialises in high-end trips for less, is offering eight nights at the five-star Marriott hotel in Seminyak for just $1399 for two adults. Valued at up to $3289, that’s a saving of nearly $2000.

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But the savings don’t stop there. Luxury Escapes are known for their add-ons and guests snapping up this offer will also have included daily buffet breakfasts, nightly cocktails, daily Mexican fusion tacos or specialty coffees, a themed dinner, four spa treatments and VIP airport pick-up.

And if it rains, the resort will offer two for one happy hour cocktails — cue rain dances. The deal is valid for stays until 27 December 2017 — see the fine print for blackout dates.

Relax on the resort’s extensive grounds.

This Bali deal is one of the best performers ever for Luxury Escapes.

“The Courtyard by Marriott deal changed the landscape for Luxury Escapes when we first offered it back in 2014,” says Blake Hutchison, General Manager Luxury Escapes.

“It broke all records for Bali and, at its peak, saw a deal to the five-star resort sold every four minutes day after day after day.

The resort opened in 2014.

“We sold out of the 2014 deal in less than a week with literally thousands sold to Australian holiday-makers.”

Hutchison says Australia’s love affair with Bali shows no signs of weakening with Luxury Escapes selling more deals to Bali in 2016 than ever before.

“What is changing is the appetite for genuine luxury when travelling to Bali and options like private villas, exceptional dining and curated experiences that even a few years ago were reserved for the wealthy are standard expectations today,” he says.

The Courtyard by Marriott opened in 2014 in the heart of Seminyak featuring 290 rooms and suites and close to “Eat Street” and the shores of the beachfront.

Fresh and healthy food options.

Originally published as Luxury Escapes Bali deal, the most popular ever, returns for Australian travellers