This morning, around 6 o'clock, I arrived at Puri Santrian in Sanur to meet my clients. The hotel's traditional Balinese style caught my eye right away. As I walked through the parking area, I passed through a typical split gate, which reminded me of Bali's rich culture.
Inside, there was a bamboo pavilion and a friendly security guard I said hello to before continuing. The path led me through a garden with well-kept plants and grass, showing how much care goes into maintaining it.
Beyond the garden, I found another gate, this one closed, leading me into the heart of the hotel. The lobby was cozy, with bamboo and wooden furniture under a thatched roof. There were statues too, like the "Happy Dragon" my clients enjoy.
Walking further into the garden, I admired the rooms, which were like small pavilions surrounded by greenery. Though I didn't go inside, I could see how beautiful they were, with statues and colorful flowers adding to the scene.
Sitting in the lobby, I enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere, waiting for my clients to arrive. It was a calm moment, with birds singing and leaves rustling—a perfect start to an adventurous day.