The Westin Resort Nusa Dua Introduces Refined Elegance with Revamped Premium Rooms and Owner's Penthouse

BALI, Indonesia, Jan. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Westin Resort Nusa Dua proudly unveils the newly refurbished Premium Rooms and the exclusive Owner's Penthouse, marking a new pinnacle of luxury and comfort within its renowned offerings. The Owner's Penthouse, the resort's crowning jewel, redefines opulent accommodation, blending sophisticated design with state-of-the-art amenities to create an unparalleled guest experience.

The Owner's Penthouse: A New Standard of Elegance
Spanning over 240 square meters, the Owner's Penthouse offers an exquisite retreat that embodies the essence of refined living. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, the penthouse features Italian marble accents, handcrafted Indian stone headboards, and exclusive granite finishes in the bathrooms. Every element, from the dining area to the extended balcony with panoramic views, has been thoughtfully curated to evoke a sense of grandeur and elegance.

The penthouse includes a spacious living room, king and twin bedrooms, a luxurious bathroom setup with a modern bathtub and rain shower, and a pantry equipped for in-room dining convenience. Guests will also enjoy the latest version of Westin Heavenly Bed for a superior sleeping experience and cutting-edge technology such as motion-sensor-controlled lighting and energy-efficient air conditioning. A dedicated butler service ensures personalized attention throughout the stay. This exceptional space bears the signature touches of Ibu Liliana Tanoesoedibjo as the Owner of The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali, whose personal involvement in the design has resulted in a truly unique and luxurious ambiance.

Premium Rooms: Redefining Modern Comfort
The newly refurbished Premium Rooms, spanning 48 square meters, showcase a harmonious blend of contemporary Balinese elegance and modern comfort. Designed to elevate the guest experience, these rooms feature ergonomic furnishings, biophilic design elements, and artistic headboards inspired by Balinese culture. Guests can indulge in a cloud-like sleeping experience with the latest version of Westin Heavenly Bed while amenities such as a 65-inch Smart TV, Nespresso coffee machine, dual walk-in wardrobe, and a glass-front refreshment center ensure every need is met.

Bathrooms in the Premium Rooms are equally impressive, with Heavenly Showers, bathtubs, and white tea-scented amenities that add a touch of luxury. The overall design emphasizes natural textures and thoughtful details, creating an inviting and serene environment for guests.

A Legacy of Excellence
"The Owner's Penthouse is a testament to the seamless fusion of opulence, personalized design, and state-of-the-art amenities," said  Sander Looijen, General Manager of The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali. "For over 33 years, this resort has been a leading destination in Bali, continually upgrading our facilities and services to exceed guest expectations. From the unveiling of this magnificent penthouse to the revitalization of our Premium Rooms, we are committed to maintaining our position as a leader in Balinese hospitality. With our extensive wellness activities and the signature Westin Six Pillars of Wellbeing including pillar of Sleep Well, we remain a trusted partner in wellbeing for our guests during their stay."

This latest milestone underscores The Westin Resort Nusa Dua's enduring commitment to excellence. With its blend of upgraded facilities, authentic Balinese hospitality, and a focus on wellness, the resort continues to set the standard for luxury and comfort in Bali. Guests are invited to discover the elevated experience that awaits, where every detail is designed to inspire relaxation and rejuvenation.

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About The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali
The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali enjoys a prime beachfront location within an exclusive enclave on the island's southern shores. With 432 modern rooms, it is a place where guests can be at their best and experience total renewal. Exciting dining venues anticipate global tastes with delicious cuisines and healthy Eat Well menu options. There is a choice of swimming pools, award-winning Heavenly Spa by Westinâ„¢ for relaxation, WestinWORKOUT^® to stay in shape and little ones get to play at the Westin Family Kids Club. The adjacent Bali International Convention Centre provides comprehensive meeting resources with space for up to 10,000 delegates. The resort caters to the needs of leisure and business travellers alike with exceptional services and facilities to match. 

About Westin® Hotels & Resorts
Westin Hotels & Resorts, hospitality's global leader in well-being for more than a decade, empowers guests to transcend the rigors of travel while on the road through the brand's Six Pillars of well-being: Sleep Well, Eat Well, Move Well, Feel Well, Work Well, and Play Well. At more than 230 hotels and resorts in 40 countries and territories, guests can experience wellness offerings that include the brand's iconic and award-winning Heavenly® Bed, TRX fitness equipment in the signature WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studios, delicious and nutritious menu offerings on their Eat Well menu, and more. For more information, please visit www.westin.com and stay connected on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Westin is proud to participate in Marriott Bonvoy®, the global travel program from Marriott International. The program offers members an extraordinary portfolio of global brands, exclusive experiences on Marriott Bonvoy Moments and unparalleled benefits including free nights and Elite status recognition. To enroll for free or for more information about the program, visit marriottbonvoy.com.

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The Westin Resort Nusa Dua Introduces Refined Elegance with Revamped Premium Rooms and Owner's Penthouse

SINGAPORE, Dec. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore-based exhibition and event agency Leon Exhibition Pte Ltd has announced a leadership transition, with second-generation leader Shuhui Mai taking the lead. 

When Shuhui Mai stepped into her family's exhibition business, it was never part of a long-term succession plan. She had built a promising career far removed from exhibition halls, carpentry workshops, and the intensity of on-site coordination work. But when her father's company faced a defining crisis, the decision to return became personal—and irreversible.

Today, Shuhui represents a new generation of leadership at LeonEx, a Singapore-based exhibition and event agency that has evolved from a local operator into a trusted partner for regional and Asia-Pacific brands. Her journey is not only about growth, but about rebuilding trust, redefining design, and carrying forward a legacy shaped by resilience.

A Business Built on Perseverance

LeonEx was founded in 2009 by Shuhui's father, Xun Yao Mai, with a simple goal: to give his family a better life. Like many first-generation entrepreneurs, his path was neither smooth nor predictable.

"What started as a group idea eventually became a solo responsibility," he recalls. "When difficulties came, others stepped away. I chose to continue."

Operating in the demanding exhibition and events industry—where margins are tight and execution must be precise—LeonEx survived through grit and persistence. But its most difficult challenge did not come from the market. It came from within.

Without delving into specifics, both father and daughter describe a period when the business was left hollowed out, forcing a complete reset. For the founder, it was deeply painful. For his daughter, it became a turning point.

An Unplanned Return

Before joining LeonEx, Shuhui worked as a headhunter, recruiting talent across the public sector as well as banking and finance. For nearly two years, she thrived in a fast-paced environment that sharpened her understanding of people, systems, and organisational structure.

"I never planned to join the family business," she says. "Recruitment allowed me to understand different industries without being inside them."

Her return was driven not by ambition, but conviction.

"My father went through a very difficult period, and I felt he had been wronged," she says. "I initially came in to protect his name and the decades of work he put in. Over time, that responsibility turned into purpose."

What she inherited was not a thriving company, but an empty shell—no factory, no workers, no active clients. What followed was a rebuild from the ground up.

Reimagining LeonEx

Rather than replicate the past, Shuhui redefined what LeonEx could stand for. At the heart of her vision is a belief that exhibition booths should do more than occupy space—they should tell stories.

"Too many booths are square, predictable, and forgettable," she explains. "We wanted to create conversation points that help clients engage meaningfully during the short window of an exhibition."

Design became LeonEx's strongest differentiator. Shuhui works closely with her team to translate client objectives into physical environments that clearly communicate brand identity.

At the same time, LeonEx began balancing traditional building excellence with digital and hybrid experiences. Touchscreen activations and interactive mini-games are being explored and incorporated into booths to increase engagement and dwell time.

"Technology should enhance interaction, not distract from it," Mai says. "If it helps our clients start better conversations, then it adds real value."

Growing with Regional Brands

LeonEx began working with Moomoo Financial in 2019 and grew alongside the brand as it expanded regionally, developing a consistent exhibition identity across markets. The agency has also supported Longbridge and, for the fifth consecutive year, won the tender for Sentosa's pavilion at ITB Asia—one of the leading exhibitions in the global travel and tourism industry.

Another project especially close to Shuhui's heart is the FG2 Pavilion at FHA. Entering its third year in 2026, the pavilion brings together second-generation F&B business owners under one collective platform—brands such as BoBo Fishball, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, and Defu Garlic.

"The idea is to help second-generation founders bring their businesses to the next level, while retaining the heritage built by the first generation," Shuhui explains. "As a second-gen myself, this feels like second-gen serving second-gens."

Leadership and the Road Ahead

In a male-dominated industry, Shuhui admits she had to work harder early on to be taken seriously. "Consistency and results eventually speak louder than assumptions," she says.

For her father, stepping back was a deliberate decision. "Regional expansion was her vision," he says. "She needed full authority to lead."

Today, LeonEx continues to grow steadily under next-generation leadership. For Shuhui, the journey is no longer about proving a point.

"It started with pressure," she reflects. "Now, it's about building something meaningful—something my father can be proud of, and something that can stand on its own."

In a business shaped by resilience and reinvention, LeonEx's story reflects a broader truth about family enterprises: legacy does not end with inheritance—it evolves with leadership.

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