Food & drink prices at Novotel Bali Nusa Dua
Food and beverage pricing is consistently reported as expensive or very expensive across multiple recent reviews, with breakfast not included and costing approximately SGD 18 per person daily.
All nine claims are from May–July 2026, indicating a consistent and recent pattern with no temporal shift. No historical comparison to earlier periods is available.
What the reviews tell us
Food and beverage pricing consistently described as expensive or very expensive by eight of nine reviewers
Breakfast is not included in the room rate and costs approximately SGD 18 per person per day
Australian guests report pricing comparable to Australian levels, suggesting premium positioning relative to Indonesia
Specific restaurant (Bali collection) flagged as overrated and expensive for the quality offered
One reviewer found food acceptable with reasonable pricing, offering limited positive perspective
Guest feedback on food and beverage costs at Novotel Bali Nusa Dua is predominantly negative, with eight of nine claims flagging high prices. Multiple reviewers from Australia and Singapore specifically characterize drinks, food, and restaurant meals as expensive, with Australian guests noting pricing comparable to Australian levels despite the Indonesian location. Breakfast is not included in the room rate and costs approximately SGD 18 per person per day. One reviewer acknowledged prices are expected in the Nusa Dua area, suggesting location-based premium pricing. The Bali collection restaurant is singled out as overrated and expensive. Only one claim offered a mixed perspective, noting the food quality was acceptable but well-priced, providing limited counterbalance to the overwhelming negative sentiment on cost. The evidence is recent (all reviews from May–July 2026) and weighted toward Australian and Singaporean reviewers.
Price fairness perception: value versus expectation
Most reviewers (8 of 9) report food and drinks as expensive and overpriced. However, one reviewer stated food was "okay but well priced," suggesting perception of value may depend on individual expectations or comparison benchmarks. Australian reviewers specifically frame prices as comparable to Australian levels, which may explain the negative sentiment—not necessarily that prices are high in absolute terms, but high relative to the Indonesian context. One Australian reviewer acknowledged that expensive pricing is "expected in NUSA DUA," indicating some reviewers accept premium area pricing while others view it as poor value.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 9 supporting reviewswe ended up paying about SGD 18 per person every morning for breakfast
Prices for food and beverages are expensive but expected in NUSA DUA
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