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Now with the Chinese New Year holiday just a fond memory, Bali enters its traditionally soft period until Easter (27th March). What does that mean to you? Well, for those planning to come to Bali, now would be a great time. First, we are beginning to see more and more hotels advertising special offers. Second, since almost all hotels in Bali post rates in US Dollars, the current weakness of the dollar really gives those visiting from Europe and Australia spectacular value for money like the Melia Bali at only US$70.00 nett/night or the Ramayana at only US$40.00 nett/night. So if you can get away between now and Easter you can save quite a bit of money.

The Oasis
US$35.00 nett/night/bf.