Located in Legian, Bali, this 20 Balinese-styled-chalet refurbishment project was divided into 6 phases over a period of 2.5 years.

Each chalet houses approximately 11 – 12 rooms, and in total there are 228 rooms.

The project was a quite challenging one as each phase was executed on a fast track schedule. Harjaguna was only given approximately 3 months to renovate 2 -3 chalets and noisy construction activities could only be carried out between the hours of 10 AM to 6 PM daily to minimize disruption to resort guests.

The room types include 6 ground floor suites (70 m²), 6 upper floor suites (110 m²), 6 Junior Suites (73 m²), 208 deluxe rooms (50 m²), 2 handicap accessible rooms (48 m²).

Typical work on each room includes demolition of the existing interior finishes, afterwards along come new architectural finishes, new M/E rough-ins and finishes, and façade refinish.

The new finishes consist of new paints, new ceilings, teak parquet flooring, full body porcelain (homogeneous) tile floors, bangkirai/balau wood doors, freestanding and built-in teak- and oak-veneered furniture, and paras stone facade.