Gravity Hotels & Resorts – in Bali, Shang Hai, Bangkok & Izu

Komodo
Bali
Izu Peninsula
Shanghai
Banyuwangi
Bangkok

Discover Komodo City

CITY Komodo

Located at the western end of Flores Island in Indonesia’s Nusa Tenggara is Labuan Bajo, a vast fishing village which serves as the one and only gateway to the mythical Komodo National Park and all of its thrilling adventures.

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Mohini Komodo Resort, by Gravity

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CITY Bali

Just the thought of this spiritual Island of Gods immediately evokes a tropical state of mind. This paradise island is a complete package that has it all – The rich culture, enchanting nature, magnificent beaches, deep spirituality, hip establishments, and a flourishing nightlife.

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Nazeki Villa, by Gravity

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CITY Izu Peninsula

Also known as the green lung of Japan’s Shizuoka Prefecture, the Izu Peninsula is popular for its hot springs, gorgeous coastlines and mountainous terrains with most of its region comprising eroded and deformed volcanoes as a result of tectonic movements.

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The Oceanview Akazawa, by Gravity

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Peaceful Moon, by Gravity

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CITY Shanghai

Shanghai is an eclectic fusion of East and West which elicits history, glamour and mystique all at once. Though outwardly modern, there is rich history at every nook and cranny of this cosmopolitan city that never ceases to invoke intrigue.

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Herritage 44, by Gravity

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CITY Banyuwangi

Often dubbed the Sunrise of Java, Banyuwangi packs a punch with its mind-blowing adventures and amazing natural wonders that certainly live up to their expectation. Just like Bali, Banyuwangi has many, if not more, hidden gems of its own waiting to be uncovered.

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Kunang – Kunang, by Gravity

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CITY Bangkok

Buzzing with urban exploration and treasured culture, Bangkok is a multifaceted capital where magnificent temples, bustling markets, and snazzy skyscrapers collide, exuding an intoxicating thrill that is simply impossible to resist.

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The Boho Ekkamai

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Discover and experienece the beautiful scenery around our hotel.

Taka Makassar

With a tiny land size that is no larger than a football field, this crescent-shaped sandbar in the middle of the ocean is a supreme spot for relaxing, snorkelling or simply taking a dip in its crystal clear waters.

Komodo Dragons

With only about 6,000 of these world famous beasts left on the planet, the endangered Komodo dragons have inculcated both fear and intrigue for decades.

Pink Beach

There are only seven of these natural wonders on the entire planet, and this pastel paradise is just as breathtaking as the travel enthusiasts make it seem online - Rest assured it isn’t merely a filter slapped on those photos.

Wae Rebo Village

Beyond Komodo National Park is Wae Rebo, an isolated village perched 1,100 meters above sea level in a valley of mountains, and home to about 50 people of the Indonesian indigenous Manggarai ethnic group.

Scuba Diving

While it is first and foremost known for its ancient dragons, Komodo National Park is home to a sheer abundance of marine life that will leave you wishing for more time under its pristine blue waters.

Karang Boma Cliff

Also known as the Uluwatu Cliff, Karang Boma is a jaw-dropping limestone overhang with a drop-off of about 100 metres straight down into the ocean that would leave anyone in awe of its surrounding landscape.

Kecak Fire Dance

A cultural spectacle not to be missed, the Kecak and Fire Dance is a traditional ceremony combining dance, music and theatre with a spectacular sunset as the backdrop – an absolute must-see when in Uluwatu.

Surfing & Sunbathing

Uluwatu has long been a legendary surf destination, and with so many great surf breaks and spots to choose from, it is no wonder that both amateurs and pros never fail to keep going back time and time again.

Beach Clubs

Regardless of the aesthetic and ambiance you are after, look no further than the exquisite beach clubs scattered around Uluwatu for a fun day out as there is no better way to rest, relax and party in style.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park

Despite being one of the busiest travel destinations in the world, Bali’s cultural roots run deep with Hinduism as its main religion and Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park pays ode to the benevolent Hindu God Visnu.

Museums

Nature surely takes centre stage in Izu, but not many are aware that the small peninsula also houses a whopping number of museums – over 20 to be exact. There are, of course, the classics, but what really draws people in are the bizarre museums that top the quirky scale for sure.

Kawazu Nanadaru Waterfalls

The fresh water of the Kawazu River surges down the Amagi mountain range through a series of 7 wondrous waterfalls of varying drops, and with it comes a fantastic walking trail by the river that runs through the forest.

Shuzenji Temple

Founded by monumental Japanese monk Kobo Daishi in the 9th century, the Shuzenji Temple sits on a small hill and may look absolutely tranquil, but what it conceals is a grim and turbulent history involving power struggles and bad blood within a family.

Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival

Spring is inarguably the most loved season in Japan thanks to its world-renowned Japanese cherry blossoms or sakura, which blooms beautifully at this time of the year. In the Izu Peninsula though, sakura season gets an early head start compared to the rest of Japan.

Jogasaki Coast

The Jogasaki Coast is an exquisite 9-kilometre segment of the Izu Peninsula coastline with a wonderful hiking trail that offers incredible views of the Pacific Ocean, jagged cliffs and stone structures that border the coast.

M50 Art District

A former industrial area for textiles in Shanghai composed of dilapidated warehouses and factories has now been transformed into the city’s top contemporary art complex housing galleries and art spaces featuring the works of many established and emerging Chinese artists.

Shanghai Disneyland Park

Whether you are looking to relive your childhood dreams or have little ones alongside you in need of some fun, a trip to the happiest place on Earth – Disneyland – will never be a bad idea and luckily, Shanghai is home to one of only 6 parks in the world.

Zhujiajiao Water Town

Situated 47 kilometres away from Shanghai is a well-preserved ancient water village in the Qingpu district – Zhujiajiao Water Town – that is often dubbed the Venice of Shanghai and boasts nearly 1,700 years of history.

Yu Garden

Akin to a dreamy backdrop of a Chinese historical drama, Yu Garden or Yuyuan Garden is a verdant oasis in the middle of Shanghai’s Old City with exquisite scenery, complete with all the essential features and decorations of a classical Chinese garden.

The Bund

Along the Huangpu River is a mile-long waterfront promenade known as The Bund or Waitan, and to its west bank sits 52 colonial-era buildings of contrasting Western and European architectural styles including neoclassical, baroque, Romanesque and Gothic designs.

Gandrung Terracotta Park

Out of all the peculiar sights to see in Banyuwangi, the Gandrung Terracotta Park is pretty high up on the list for good reason. If anything, its terracotta statues come off a little creepy, but in a super intriguing manner.

Waterfalls

There is something special about waterfalls that simply invigorate the soul and as a nature escape in its own right, Banyuwangi is the perfect place to be chasing waterfalls, with each one entailing a whole new experience. This list does not even cover all of them!

De Djawatan Forest

Situated 45 kilometres from the Banyuwangi city centre is De DJawatan, a sprawling forest spanning 6 hectares endowed with an abundance of towering trembesi trees, which are capable of soaring up to 40 metres in height.

National Parks

Within close proximity to Banyuwangi is not one but three national parks that are jam-packed with natural wonders. From panoramic scenery to animals roaming in the wild, these preserved and protected lands extend amazing adventures to die for.

Beaches

Being at the easternmost end of Java island facing the Bali Strait, Banyuwangi is blessed with a copious amount of glorious beaches waiting to be uncovered. Besides its more well-known coastlines, there are also hidden gems with little to no crowds which is always a plus.

Chao Phraya River

Otherwise known as the River of Kings, the famed Chao Phraya River which covers 12-kilometre banks is deep rooted in Thailand’s history for more reasons than one. Not to mention, some of Bangkok’s most noteworthy sights are best seen by boat through these very banks.

Nightlife

Soak up the good vibes from dawn till dusk as Bangkok’s effervescent nightlife literally has it all. From extremely budget-conscious dives all the way to lavish lounges and taverns, all revelers and movers and shakers have to do is pick their poison.

Outdoor Markets

There are many reasons why this capital city is one of the most visited in the world and besides its irresistible gastronomic offerings, Bangkok extends an out of this world shopping experience at its colossal outdoor markets that run day and night.

Grand Palace

Built in 1782, Bangkok’s stunning Grand Palace remains the spiritual core of the Thai Kingdom till this day. Its 218,000 square metre footprint houses royal and throne halls, government offices and the iconic Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Phra Kaew.

Jim Thompson House Museum

Jim Thompson, an American entrepreneur and architect who was integral to the renaissance of the Thai silk industry, mysteriously disappeared with no remains ever found and what was left behind is his ceaseless legacy of textiles, as well as art and other personal belongings.

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ABOUT GRAVITY

Gravity Property Holdings is an estates consultancy company renowned for purchasing, developing and operating resorts and hotels across the Asian region.

Bringing together decades of collective experience across the hospitality industry, Gravity also extends lucrative real estate investment opportunities and property management services at prime destinations.

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Bali

Izu Peninsula

Shanghai

Banyuwangi

Bangkok

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CITY Bali

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CITY Shanghai

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Taka Makassar

Komodo Dragons

Pink Beach

Wae Rebo Village

Scuba Diving

Karang Boma Cliff

Kecak Fire Dance

Surfing & Sunbathing

Beach Clubs

Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park

Museums

Kawazu Nanadaru Waterfalls

Shuzenji Temple

Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival

Jogasaki Coast

M50 Art District

Shanghai Disneyland Park

Zhujiajiao Water Town

Yu Garden

The Bund

Gandrung Terracotta Park

Waterfalls

De Djawatan Forest

National Parks

Beaches

Chao Phraya River

Nightlife

Outdoor Markets

Grand Palace

Jim Thompson House Museum

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