Hotel Bask Is Bringing A New Luxury Stay To Gili Meno In 2027

There’s a new beachfront stay on the horizon for travellers looking beyond Bali as Hotel Bask, the younger sister property to BASK Gili Meno, is set to open in 2027. Stretching across 400 metres of white-sand beachfront, the new hotel will introduce 32 guest studios, including 30 rooms measuring at 63 square metres and two larger 85 square metre options. It’s the latest addition to the luxurious BASK experience, which offers a more contemporary take on the original resort—while still keeping Gili Meno’s laid-back nature setting firmly in focus.

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The project brings together a creative team with an impressive hospitality portfolio: Creative Director James Brown, the name behind venues like Mexicola and Singapore’s Mandala Club; architect Rieky Sanur of RIEM Studio; and BASK CEO Greg Meyer. Their vision—similar to that of BASK Gili Meno—is rooted in tropical modernism, expressed through low-slung buildings, deep balconies, and bold concrete frames. Expect an architectural earthy palette with sand-tone finishes, local stone, and warm timber, while generous glazing and open-air walkways will make the most of the coastal climate. 

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The interiors take a more expressive turn, too, with its sculptural furniture and a considered collection of art adding personality to the spaces. Solid stone dining tables and built-in sofas are balanced by timber chairs and natural-fibre rugs, while large-scale paintings bring bursts of colour to the otherwise restrained palette. There are also distressed textile works by James Brown, black-and-white photography inspired by Gili Meno’s landscapes, and geometric creations dotted throughout the hotel. It’s a thoughtful mix of art and design that gives the property a distinct identity without straying too far from the original BASK aesthetic. 

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Guests will also be able to tap into the wider BASK precinct, with access to its beach club, beachfront pool and wellness spa facilities, as well as a line-up of dining and drinking spots. These include BASK Restaurant & Bar, Latin-inspired Pomona Restaurant and Bar Rosalee, the atmospheric cocktail bar already established at the original property. 

So, whether you’re wanting to spend the day by the water, settle in for a long lunch or head out for cocktails, Hotel Bask is shaping up to be an exciting new reason to make the trip to one of the quietest corners of Indonesia’s Gili Islands.

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