Bali’s largest integrated resort, AYANA Bali, has announced the opening of After Rock, its 30th dining and entertainment outlet on 22 June, aiming to become South Bali’s premier nightlife destination.
Designed by Indonesian firm Cipta Setia Wijaya, After Rock spans 1600 square metres across two storeys and features six distinct areas, including lounges, a stage, and a dance floor. The ground floor stage area can accommodate 130 guests and showcases a 9-metre-tall kinetic laser video wall. A VIP Room on this level hosts up to 35 guests.
The mezzanine floor includes space for 30 guests and an adjacent VIP Room for 25 people. Both VIP rooms offer options to enjoy live entertainment from the main stage, play private music, or host karaoke parties.
The rooftop, with a capacity of 100 guests, provides views of AYANA’s gardens and the SAKA Museum. After Rock will operate daily from 7PM to 2AM, extending to 3 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.
General manager of AYANA Resort, Giordano Faggioli, stated, “Every detail of After Rock has been meticulously crafted, from the attentive service of our staff to the intricate flavors of our cocktails and cuisine. Our team looks forward to welcoming guests to experience the new pinnacle of evening entertainment and leisure in Bali.”
The venue is designed to host private celebrations, including birthdays, anniversaries, corporate events, and wedding after-parties. It also offers the option for exclusive buy-outs of the entire space.
After Rock joins AYANA Bali’s existing portfolio, which includes four hotels, 78 luxury villas, 28 dining venues, and numerous recreational facilities spread across its 90-hectare property overlooking Jimbaran Bay.